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by gabeio 2y ago
> It's stupid that you have to stream for a phone in the first place when you could have something connected to power act as a local server and not deplete the battery from your phone (and enjoy the unreliability of wifi on top). Yo
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by gabeio 2y ago
As a user of this application, this is not even close to the same thing as having the ability to change the search engine in the browser settings itself. If I need to actually search something on one of the other search engines for reasons
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by gabeio 2y ago
Privacy Passes for adults where age verification is needed would be an interesting solution. The government hands you as many tokens as you’d like to access websites as an “adult”. Defaulting to getting tokens so that it isn’t only people
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by gabeio 2y ago
> But other than that, what's the issue with self-hosting Wireguard? User simplicity. I am not the only one on my home network which I want to be able to access some parts of the things I build. Device support. I appreciate that tai
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by gabeio 2y ago
> Did you vet all Tailgate infra? > I use the tailscale lock feature so not even tailscale themselves can add nodes to my network. https://tailscale.com/blog/tailnet-lock https://tailscale.com/kb&
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by gabeio 2y ago
Ah if you truly need a single binary, yes it is nice. I had some issues with builds every once in a while, which is another reason I switched to using tailscale serve instead.
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by gabeio 2y ago
> If you're a security person, can you explain why a centralized key exchange server is needed at all? If you care about security you have to verify every nodes key anyway... I do verify every node’s key. That’s kind of the point of
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by gabeio 2y ago
> If you're using only key-auth and have password auth disabled, I'm not sure why unauthorized attempts are a problem. See xz vulnerability for more details. It’s about not trusting people with any of my ports/software (di
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by gabeio 2y ago
> OpenVPN server on your router. Honestly I would suggest wireguard on your router before openvpn.
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by gabeio 2y ago
You don't actually need tsnet for that. tailscale cli itself running the subcommand serve will allow you to share a specific port on your machine either with your tailnet or use funnel and share it out to the internet. I pulled tsnet o
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by gabeio 2y ago
> Yeah, I don't understand how it is so prevalent in the self-hosted community. Not just CGNAT but not having _any_ external ports open can be a beautiful thing. I used to have an ssh port (not on the standard 22) and the amount of
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by gabeio 2y ago
People think just because they hit the lottery (and broke their screen) it must mean the iPhone screen is just crap. I also have never broken an iPhone screen. Statistics are hard for people to understand.
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by gabeio 2y ago
Wouldn’t this be a perfect place for something like Privacy Pass? Tokens which the government provides to users to auth them as adults but which are not trackable. https://privacypass.github.io/
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by gabeio 2y ago
That’s really weird, I have HomePods gen 1 & 2 (and a few mini’s) and they’ve worked fine so far. More often than not my room mates are more of a problem than the HomePods. Usually someone will connect their call to a random HomePod, wh
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by gabeio 2y ago
> but then email changes require extra complexity Check the other partition for the user name. Create the new user with the same pointer (uuid, etc) to the user’s sqlite file, delete the old user in the other partition. Simple user name
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by gabeio 2y ago
> You can't donate to Mozilla Corporation at all, which is the entity maintaining Firefox and running these acquisitions. You can only donate to the Mozilla Foundation, which funds other campaigns. The Mozilla Foundation is the pare
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by gabeio 2y ago
Same had to actually look it up and at least Merriam-Webster lists the word as “chiefly British spellings of JAIL, JAILER”. Which at least hints that the dictionary writers thought it is less common out side of Britain.
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by gabeio 2y ago
I use a similar filter at work but have it automatically label it as external and remove it from my primary inbox, not completely blocking but I have to go find emails from new people. I do filter external emails from vendors we do use into
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by gabeio 2y ago
This site is not about just any news anyone wants to hear about, there is a focus behind it. And honestly the reason I frequent this website is specifically because political garbage is usually down voted, flagged or removed fairly quickly
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by gabeio 2y ago
That's still more or less 120 days ago. Well over the 90 day typical window.
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by gabeio 2y ago
For signal then the issue becomes saving who owns what image (so that you can re-issue “passwords”) and THAT is much more dangerous to the users than simply allowing users to grab semi-anonymous links into their cdn with enough of a url to
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by gabeio 2y ago
> Going forward uploaded content should never go through cloudflaire and it never really needed to. The problem in this case isn't cloudflare. The problem is that these images load without the user's interaction and the person
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by gabeio 2y ago
You basically achieve the same result on github actions if you just ignore all of the github action yaml “magic” settings in the syntax and let your makefile/script do the logic which also makes it trivial to debug locally. But upvote
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by gabeio 2y ago
I think the poster was talking about phrasing, “dark mode” implies there are modes to switch. The article seems to incorrectly be conflating dark mode vs dark themes. Dark themes tend to be unadjustable. IMHO I usually just flip to the read
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by gabeio 2y ago
All of the same reasons I love practicing a little calligraphy! I love how it looks as well. I don’t use a special pen but just add my own style to my cursive to make it look even nicer. But I used to write my notes in school with calligrap
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by gabeio 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Life According to Wikipedia (yes I am linking directly to it and not a source, sorry to all of my teachers.) it seems that the magazines were distributed by news stands in many maj
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by gabeio 2y ago
Pen-testers? People do it for auditors as well! $OLD_JOB literally took one of the auditor’s questions to heart and decided that the question meant they needed to separate the databases physically for each client, they didn’t realize they c
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by gabeio 2y ago
> but it definitely is in several states, and you'll get ticketed for failing to stop for a red light. My state, which is one of the ones you are talking about, only will give you a ticket for going over the speed limit through a ye
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by gabeio 2y ago
If it is the critical path for your project or worse for your job, seems like that’s just due diligence. > Seems to onerous. I would only say that about a non-critical personal project.
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by gabeio 2y ago
Just because a project is “open source” doesn’t actually mean you must accept or even merge PRs from others. After reading others pointing this out my opinion of managing open source projects have significantly changed. Of course, you can e

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