dilDDoS

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by dilDDoS 3y ago
Can also try: https://farside.link/https://twitter.com/TimMLatimer/status/... to use a random (functional) Nitter instance. Helps spread traffic around a little more evenly.
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by dilDDoS 3y ago
I really appreciate the voice directions given by Apple Maps when navigating. Instructions such as “go past this light, then at the next one turn right” are so much more helpful than Google’s “in 1000 ft, turn right”.
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by dilDDoS 4y ago
Maybe a little off topic, but I'm curious -- why are all of the Actually Portable programs always named with ".com" at the end? Does this have any special purpose?
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by dilDDoS 4y ago
Hmmm. Not to sound overly skeptical, but I find it a little weird that in none of the images/video the watch itself has a band attached to it. Did the wearer take off the band after it started overheating? If so, why? I personally have
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by dilDDoS 4y ago
I generally don't see any appeal to in-app browsers in the first place. They often have extremely broken navigation controls (i.e. attempting to swipe back to a previous page usually just returns back to the app), block the ability to
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by dilDDoS 4y ago
Haven’t used Libredirect, but there’s also https://farside.link (on GitHub: https://github.com/benbusby/farside ). Not an extension, but it redirects to an active instance for most privacy friendly front end
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by dilDDoS 4y ago
> do real-world stuff instead of wasting time on artificial tests that require memorization Interesting, since the majority of tech interviews (from what I’ve gathered) rely on artificial tests that require memorization. I’m not disagree
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by dilDDoS 5y ago
A login-required terminal that sends telemetry to multiple sources is on the front page...why? Is it just because it's written in Rust? I don't see any other reason. It's not even fully open source. > After 20 years of pro
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by dilDDoS 5y ago
As if the pointless prodding of “any updates? :)” is ever called for. If there were any updates, there would be fucking updates posted. I frequently get comments like this in projects they I maintain, sometimes less than a day after the iss
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
Looks like they need to update their careers link from "careers-old" to "careers".
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
HackTheBox (hackthebox.eu) has some great reverse engineering challenges that you can learn a lot from, and have a clear difficulty progression. The non-retired challenges are all free with a basic account, but if you're starting from
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
Oh wow, this truly rattles me to my core and I will never look at things the same ever again... ...said (hopefully) no one. Why is "Google being shady" news anymore? No amount of education on the topic ever seems to change anyone&
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
I sometimes fantasize about disabling Issues for one of my more popular GitHub repos, but since I also have a disturbing number of users who find my email from early git logs and send me emails like "why didn't you respond to me o
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
> I'd like a chance to demonstrate its capabilities. For that I'd like to receive access to your hardware and a monthly stipend. Bold. I almost feel dirty for reading these, like I'm reading someone's diary without th
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
Alright so lots of people are saying certs aren’t worth it here. But as someone desperately trying to pivot from software development (5 year exp) to anything security related (which I find far more interesting), how are you supposed to do
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
> I don't think it makes sense to completely write off demand for something because you don't understand the appeal Just because we've hit a point where enough people in the country want a platform to share their Nancy Pel
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
Their website is a bit confusing. > Today, Ninja Cookie is not a free software and is not open-source. However, become a free and open-source software is a goal and we are working to achieve it. We hope that this will happen very soon. v
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
Wait people were fooled by the "don't be evil" thing? That's just willful ignorance, in my opinion. I don't fault anyone for wanting to work at Google. The pay and reputation it carries are hard to ignore. But anyon
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
> flavoured by wasabi and chilli mayonnaise Wouldn't it have been better to just taste the meat patty without such strong flavors to mask any weirdness? If I was eating the first lab-grown chicken burger, I think I'd want to tr
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
> Given the area of a circle is given by Pi times the radius squared, write a function to calculate the area of a circle. > Amazingly, more than half the candidates couldn’t write this function in any language I don't think this
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
I'm just speaking from my own experience, but I guess I've just been lucky. The subreddits I've posted projects to are in the ~20-50K subscriber range and have always responded well to whatever project I'm announcing, un
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
I feel like at that number Reddit is in the goldilocks zone for being a useful social media platform -- big enough that there is tons of engagement, but small enough to not drown out anyone. If I want to, I can make a post about a hobby pro
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by dilDDoS 6y ago
Silicon Valley's international talent to Canada: 'We want money'