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exikyut
5y ago
Just to clarify, HN is written in Arc, a Lisp variant, and (purely incidentally) runs on FreeBSD. As the sibling replier noted, SAFE appears to be hosting-provider-specific. Also, I'm definitely not OP, but since I'm here, and jus
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exikyut
5y ago
For what it's worth, my own desire to see if I can help out somehow has definitely only increased over the past few months as I've noticed the messages at the tops of threads about pagination. I don't have any particular sk
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exikyut
5y ago
Wow, FreeBSD! Cool.
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exikyut
5y ago
FWIW, after getting exactly the same output from `delv` locally, I noted that $ dig +short slack.com @4.2.2.1 15.206.34.128 and I take this to mean that, despite failing DNSSEC, Level 3 is yielding an A record - and that the major
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exikyut
5y ago
I was just thinking about this myself. It would be so awesome to add something like OAuth2! But then I realized, this would break the subtle cohesion of the current model. Everyone has to specifically come back to news.yc to comment. Everyo
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exikyut
5y ago
Intitial impression: "oookay [click] let's have a look let's see how badly broken *this* HN frontend i--ooh. Oh, okay. Wow this is nice! " And it truly is. There's something this honestly nails. But after using i
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exikyut
5y ago
> Windows 11 just reinforced my disbelief that Microsoft can produce usable operating system before our civilization reaches Singularity. You may be right; I can't believe it's been 13 years since Microsoft's last go at
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exikyut
5y ago
I personally hate the color banding you get from things like big drop shadow radiuses in webpages. Look at them from juuust the wrong angle and... war flashbacks to Windows 3.1 in 256 colors. I'm not sure if newer tech has better vie
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exikyut
5y ago
Was this exactly at midnight, as in 12:00? It's possible auto wakeup was enabled in the BIOS, with the wake time set to the default of 00:00. Alternatively, if it was a different time, perhaps *that* was the default, or maybe the val
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exikyut
5y ago
(Computer that's always on + $2 Wi-Fi dongle (or a slightly more expensive one with an actual antenna, if required) + network namespace-specific alternate route = scriptable scheduled reboot. Hm, or you could just use a Raspberry Pi.
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exikyut
5y ago
I just tried googling "mitmproxy chromecast" and found a bit of a rabbithole of hacks and tweaks that can be done to Chromecasts to alter their behavior in ways they were definitely not intended for :) I expect there are probably
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exikyut
5y ago
Wow, so this is the webmaster who maintains Ling's Cars!
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exikyut
5y ago
FWIW/out of curiosity, I just tried poking the emulator that comes with Android Studio, and found an option (under "advanced settings") to route the emulated front or back camera to "Webcam0". This is out of the box
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exikyut
5y ago
(Because it crashed ("Unfortunately, ... has stopped") on Android 5, while working on 6)
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exikyut
5y ago
Ha, cool. How many tokens did you ever see at once? :D Presumably PayPal were intending to do an app + hardware module - or was this essentially "LeT's MaNaGe RSA KeYs UsInG NoN MeMoRy PrOtEcTeD CoMmOdItY HaRdWaRe RuNnInG a NoN Sa
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exikyut
5y ago
It's honestly cool when "origin story" just doesn't do it justice and you have to pull out "bootstrap story" instead :) I got into a few situations like this myself, but none exactly this crazy :) How'd yo
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exikyut
5y ago
You could try disabling Smooth Scrolling in chrome://flags then scrolling using the arrow keys. If that works, there's tons of "better" smooth-scrolling bits of JS gunk out there that try and trap the browser scroll
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exikyut
5y ago
Hmm. While this represents a write-once-read-extremely-many (someone here mentioned how there's no FS cache (?) ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28588682 )) type of situation, I'm curious if bulk updates have
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exikyut
5y ago
Just out of curiosity... Out of all the places where this impossible combination is somehow the case... do you know of any that have attractive rent options and cheap inbound flights? xD
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exikyut
5y ago
Yep, 3GB RAM, but Chrome eats most of that and it swaps pretty much the entire time (yup, it has a 1GB swap partition, the poor flash)... and the CPU is a 32-bit Snapdragon 800 with 4 (symmetrical) cores at 2.2GHz. FWIW, I feel it. https
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exikyut
5y ago
This is honestly awesome. You would've learned more about the system by accident/happenstance than most people learn in years. You don't have the HDD anymore by any chance, do you? :) it would be cool to image it... So basica
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exikyut
5y ago
I did say old :D. They were actually given to me by a friend who wasn't using them, who learned I didn't have a phone. I probably used Android for a cumulative total of 20 minutes from 2006-2020 before this. EXTREMELY interested i
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exikyut
5y ago
Yeah that was kinda the part where I went "....ooookay I don't know how practical this is for me, but... uhh... bookmarks anyway "
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exikyut
5y ago
O.o No, this does sound relevant. I just googled "4eak" and found https://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/4eak and https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P54645 , and then from there learned
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exikyut
5y ago
No, I went I'm-Feeling-Lucky APK Fishing™ on the releases tab and fed my phone whatever that was. Which suggests the build process is a bit broken.
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exikyut
5y ago
An excellent question. It seems interesting, and like it has a reasonable social consensus, but I do wonder if everyone'll just be going hunting for LTSB 5-10 years from now. ...Maybe treat it like Existential Arch Linux? (Where "
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exikyut
5y ago
Windows AME ( https://ameliorated.info/ ) is a bit extreme, but technically does do this
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exikyut
5y ago
You can, however, get Windows AME, which is kinda interesting. https://ameliorated.info/
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exikyut
5y ago
Echoing the sibling comment, I knew Honey was WAY -too-good-to-be-true from the seemingly infinite marketing resources being poured into it - but I had no idea it was a botnet (?!). Further insight highly appreciated!
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exikyut
5y ago
"Ignore that guy. I'll offer you 172.16.0.0/12 for the same price."
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