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   by geek_at 3y ago

   I'm using DotGit [1] which checks for .git and .env files for every site you visit. You wouldn't believe the things I randomly found (and reported) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dotgit/pa
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Good job! Btw your site is exposing the .git directory https://www.revisionhistory.com/.git/config Might want to set a filter rule for that
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   True, GitHub copilot is also using gpt3.5 at the moment so it's actually kind of the same
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   you can even do it for free with a free tier oracle/google cloud server
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Not when using the selfhosted version https://www.netmaker.io/pricing
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   I had a similar experience when I tried to use kubernetes in my home lab. Crashed it twice and since the technology and tools evolve so fast almost all tutorials I found were already so out of date that the commands didn't work and som
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   Usually yes, but the amazing people who would otherwise send pull requests usually fork the repo and if one of the forks gains enough traction it will be the new main branch so to speak
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   by geek_at 3y ago

   And don't forget the funeral wreath sent to his home address with his wife's and his name on them. That guy is not afraid of anything
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   SSH-Based Comment System(blog.haschek.at)

   1 points by geek_at 3y ago|0 comments
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I saw an article a few days ago that stated that AI is about to pass humanity in content created since the beginning of time. AI will soon have surpassed us in the amount of generated images, texts, videos. It's truely a revolution and
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I did the same with my blog. It was custom written in PHP and was fairly stable, no reddit/hn hug ever killed it but I wrote a wrapper to make it static and now I can host it on a Raspberry Pi with nginx. Even thought about making it s
12. 192.▲
    by geek_at 3y ago

    wireshark and tcpdump have helped me find so many strange things in our campus network
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I love thunderbird but I don't understand their update schedules. I just now got an update (thought it would be to 115) but it's to 102 [1]. In the release notes of 102 it says it was made public only 5 days ago (and they say 115
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    probably easier to use netboot.xyz ( https://netboot.xyz/docs )
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Or if everything had been written by "ais523 - high effort answers"
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    was about to point out Shelly too which by default has cloud disabled, can be controlled by MQTT or REST API without an internet connection
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    man I wish they had open sourced OS/2. It could have a linux sized community at this point. Sadly microsoft had put so much of their code in it, that they didn't allow the release (according to my dad who worked for IBM and was ev
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I also got excited for the same reason. Or even an open source model. Double dissapointing
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Oh my god that reminds me so much on oldschool browser games (before/without flash or JS). My favourites were Ogame [1] and Galaxywars [2] which were both unplayable after a few months because you were just raided every day without a c
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    Back in the day the "privacy tool" of choice were anonymous proxies. I wrote an article in 2013 about why free proxies are free [1] and got so much feedback from people who had never thought about that. This was back in the HTTP o
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    https://www.0xf.at/ is the correct link, I'll change it in the blog post, thanks
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I detached the hackits from socialcube so now they are on a open source repo and here -> https://www.0xf.at/
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I was using this with the youngest kids in our school which were like 11 but for real learning benifit I'd recommend 13 and up
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    I was a CS teacher for 8 years and the way I was able to hook like 85% of classes was I was introducing them to Hackits [1]. They all loved it because they use the web so much and this gave them the feeling of being able to look inside the
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    Nextcloud Hub 5 has been released(nextcloud.com)

    6 points by geek_at 3y ago|1 comments
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    You re-used an old domain you initiall bought for a zfs sync tool, didn't you? ;)
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    and also making the API ridiculously expensive
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    kind of reminds me of the very subtle malware found in a modified version of a bitcoin wallet that would lay low but when you copy-paste a BTC address in the recepient field, the malware replaces the clipboard with their own address in hope
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    and also because it's a HTTP only site
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    by geek_at 3y ago

    > surveillance is here to stay in the United States. Europe has very strict rules about surveiling employees. Example: In Austria we are not allowed to use some of the functions that Azure-AD joined computers would be capable of because