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by getcrunk 8mo ago
Yea, should have finished reading. Remediation was to “ verify both the certificate and the signature of the downloaded installer. “ I mean for such a dev focused and extremely performant app, that’s disappointing. Glad I’m off windows as o
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by getcrunk 8mo ago
So they say at the provider level update traffic was redirected . Does this also mean their update endpoints didn’t do encryption?
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by getcrunk 8mo ago
systemd solved/improved a bunch of things for linux, but now the plan seems to be to replace package management with image based whole dist a/b swaps. and to have signed unified kernel images. this basically will remove or signifi
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by getcrunk 9mo ago
Just thinking out loud here, but even if it’s a performance anti pattern, xfce is a light weight de so you wouldn’t see it over all I guess. To my eye most Linux de’s are much lighter or responsive than windows or Mac
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by getcrunk 11mo ago
How would these types of proposals deal with foss non centralized/fully p2p messaging system? Just make them illegal? What if the foss app has the “scanning” but can be disabled with a compile time flag Is my email client going to have
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by getcrunk 1y ago
My concern with the mini pcs from china (all global brands really accept dell/hp/lenovo) is a lack of prompt bios updates (let alone any) Every few months there’s a new cpu/bios/firmware vuln since spectre
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Btw I used to love pia, I think I’ll check your new one out!
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by getcrunk 1y ago
So did you sell pia? Why won’t you sell your next venture ?
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Do you have to put in cookies to avoid the sign in/bot prompt? Do you use a vpn to download yt videos?
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by getcrunk 1y ago
I think it would be a no brainer for npm to offer this but idk why they haven’t
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Or … part of the plan
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Well thank god corporations can’t be jailed /s
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by getcrunk 1y ago
This might fall under 3/4 but to me the biggest issue is being able to watch without having to turn my vpn off! I had already accepted the rest
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Yea I see this a lot with Gemini since 2.5 Very stubborn and “opinionated” I think most models will tend this way (to consolidate more control over how we “think” and what we believe)
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Whenever these things come up I have to point out the most of these manufactures don’t do bios updates. Since spectre/meltdown we see cpu and bios vulnerabilities every few months-yearly. I know u can patch microcode at runtime/bo
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by getcrunk 1y ago
I respect the novelty. It’s a meme idea, but the problem solving and coding is still legit as a quick and fun challenge. Any details on how you managed to scrape the all mighty goog?
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Yea I don’t like trying to ride the frame work tailwinds, but wow modern hardware with modern nvidia gpu that supports core boot and heads? The only thing missing is a stellar company reputation that inspires trust
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by getcrunk 1y ago
I thought a few states maybe California or New York effectively made non compete not enforceable
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Im not an academic but went to fairly prestigious science university (not ivy league or MIT or something like top top tier). I don’t have any experiences to compare it to because I didn’t go to school in other countries. But haven been thro
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by getcrunk 1y ago
I think that’s a lame argument. First because it’s kind of a fallacy. Size is absolute not relative to something. Especially for software. No one thinks of software size primarily in the context of their disk space. Further I think everyone
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Great catch! Comments mentioned getting it down to ~2MB but that’s still humongous. If you just think about how roughly (napkin math) 2MB can be 100k loc, that’s nuts
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Oh wow. Sold it to her self and got off on her debts. America!
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by getcrunk 1y ago
What hardware do you use the most recent supported seems like the Librem offerings. Which are intel 10th gen. Otherwise it’s gets pretty ancient
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Yea but when things like this keep happening … it becomes a pattern. A very convenient one at that.
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Didn’t Mel Gibson say it cures cancer? On jre
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Idk but it was under trump. And the meta issue was balancing the budget after all his tax cuts so he needed to find more tax revenues. Which this accomplishes pretty handily
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by getcrunk 1y ago
It’s only a matter of time before governments with the money and the sense adopt automated anti drone radar/turrets. It’s funny that they haven’t already. I mean it’s about “national security.” This threat has been looming for 10 maybe
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by getcrunk 1y ago
How do you deal robustly with the changing cat/mouse game of unofficial api access/scraping? Do you use your own “bot” accounts?
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Mesh/decentralized networks seem poised to finally take off and become widespread. Unfortunately I don’t think it will be in the form of a cyber utopia free of control but a tool of power and surveillance, networking ai powered robots
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by getcrunk 1y ago
Is that like projection?

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