extraduder_ire

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by extraduder_ire 4mo ago
I do find it funny how Full-Speed USB is 12 Mbit/s.
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by extraduder_ire 4mo ago
I've been wondering for a while, how much of macos can you strip out and still run a VM with something like linux in it? Ideally passing through as much of the hardware as possible, and booting right into that config. Running it native
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by extraduder_ire 4mo ago
The "server" header says it's apache, so there could be a .htaccess file in that directory with the rules for that. Trying to load any url under ~/cks/ starting with .ht gives a generic "Forbidden" respons
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by extraduder_ire 4mo ago
One difference I notice in x11 gnome vs wayland gnome is firefox's PIP window is always on top on x11 even if I deselect "Always on top" (super + right click menu) in wayland that works fine and is even always on top by defau
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Cancel how? There's documents encoded like that which would break it it were changed now. Unicode takes backward compatibility like this very seriously.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Seeing how they think about these things can be interesting.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Cool idea. I was expecting more than just turn_off_the_borrow_checker in you_can though. Maybe with time, as more counterexamples are needed for things "you can't just..." in rust.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Them actually calling it HDMI now stood out to me. They made a point of avoiding that before.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
I wish more clone devices existed, with a variety of looks.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
CS6 verifies keys locally if it can't reach adobe's servers. Are they specifically blocking that? Blocking CS6 from accessing the internet in your firewall and using a key somoene posted online was a common practice back in the da
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
I appreciate the proxying not overwriting the "server:" header on the page.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
I think the whole thing is written tongue in cheek, and is trying to be funny.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
What does this have to do with the EU?
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
I think at some point Alec did mention that was what he was going for. IIRC it was a mastodon or bluesky post.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Can't you spoof or hide the "from" number in SMSs in a lot of countries? Like email, I'd expect recieving to be more secure since it uses hardware the user isn't in control of. There are free sites offering recieve-
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
The rights of google's owners still apply though.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Is there an RFC for email to redirect email for a user no longer at that address? Not exactly like setting up mail redirection with the postal service, but similar in outcome. e.g. a server connects to the gmail MX server, and gets a respon
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
At the very least, people seem to have settled on one or two args to use for this. e.g. "utm_source". I tried entering ?utm_source=foo on Chris's site when it was posted the other day, and was surprised it didn't trigger
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
It doesn't help that the most visible and best SEO'd sites purporting to explain the GDPR are made by advertising/tracking companies, or firms representing/selling services to them. I'd guess that the average person
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
I wondwe how this compares to the increase in users from the "brower ballot" screen that microsoft added to windows years ago.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
I've been using pairdrop.net (fork of snapdrop, which got bought out) a lot recently. Only needs a web browser on either end, and doesn't take any prepwork. Can be self-hosted, if that's a concern.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Even better, Command-? opens a search menu (usually under the "Help" button) that points you at the first matching menu option (even if there's no shortcut for it). The Unity DE tried to replicate that with their HUD feature,
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
The "low cost" in Ultra-Low-Cost-Carrier refers to the operating costs to the company, not the cost they charge for goods and services. Though they usually come in tandem.
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Some of that lower cost in Europe is down to jet fuel being tax free, as well as the US having multiple mandatory taxes on plane tickets. The cost of EU passenger rights payouts is vanishingly small on the average ticket if almost all of th
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
The safety card thing, and lack of seatback pockets is mainly to speed up turnaround after everyone's off the plane. (planes only make money when they're in the air) After they made this change years ago, they said so explicitly i
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Do they have enough redundant fake entries, to prevent someone comparing two or more lists to find out which entries are fake? (either multiple lists supplied to the same person, or lists supplied to different people)
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
> the screen has to be bonded to the glass for capacitive touch to work and the glass to the frame so there’s still some glueing involved Why? That might make alignment easier, but I don't think the screen plays any role in the touc
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
> There's some weasel wording there ("if they provide ..."), so I'm curious how the courts are going to interpret that clause. Motorola already seems to be testing this interpretation of the law. https://ww
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
Does that happen in places like Europe, where software patents aren't a thing?
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by extraduder_ire 5mo ago
> Does the US enforce Japanese copyrights Yes. Due to the Berne Convention. > did Konami also register it with the Library of Congress so it had protection here I don't think that was required in 2001. Everything copyrightable is

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