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4y ago
that's my webring :3
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How to own an airline in 3 easy steps and grab the TSA nofly list along the way
(maia.crimew.gay)
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no lol
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HTTP signatures ensure that you can't send a message and spoof the user/instance that it's coming from. Think of it like DKIM for AP. They commonly include the specific actor who is interacting with the network (via the insta
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It's not so simple. In order to federate an object you must: - send requests with proper 'HTTP Signatures' (many AP nodes have strict enforcement here) - which requires you to have an actor with an attached signing pubkey - s
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You can transliterate English to Hangeul but you'll end up missing some sounds (e.g. you'll not be able to super easily get 'th' or 'f' or 'v' or 'z') because Korean doesn't use those
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Another thing to consider is that if you're torrenting you might already be going through a VPN so if you can get a v6 address to tunnel through you can get v4 traffic going through the VPN interface that way. I use WireGuard forwardin
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Aw. This is a real shame. Back when I played I liked dressing up in a little magician outfit and flying around / teleporting (the netcode takes the absolute position of the player from the client). At the time the client was Unity + Mo
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Anonymous mental health app Feelyou accidentally exposed 70k personal emails
(dailydot.com)
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This uses plain Matrix events to negotiate a Jitsi call: It's an Element feature.
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> The Youths for context: you've stumbled on the queer tech subculture of the fediverse; we're mostly in our 20s or teens > sites on main page are outstanding maia's is my favourite
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As a jumping-off point for thought: Piracy-by-default would work very well in a world where access to a work is not charged, but the social custom is that revenue is collected via pre- or during-production crowdfunding You may see lower rev
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I think maybe this could be workable if an OpenBSD developer were to visit you in person to verify your existence and thereby transitively verify the existence of the claimed "visited airport".
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Can git.io links point to a server that's not controlled by GitHub though?
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So systems in these countries should just be built without any regard for foreign names? There isn't really a working excuse for a broken schema. Just have a blanket 'name' field. The name someone wants to be called and their
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I actually keep my nails pretty short (they're only about 1 or 2mm past the furthest-out part of my fingertip) for typing reasons! My speed gets a lot worse if I let them grow out, so I like to file them down regularly (instead of clip
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I like typing :) Here's 163 wpm on a macbook keyboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ulK2VJdQpw Here's 175 wpm on a custom mechanical keyboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO-A8rVJDOM
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Fun fact! There was a fire at the Erith site too: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57883332
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I assume n would be size(a)
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The parent comment has brace-syntax as well as the square brackets. I assume the braces are there for "I want to skip doing the wrapping"
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I go to Loughborough University and we have Anyconnect with Duo. I use OpenConnect for the VPN and I wrote a little Rust tool[1] to extract the HOTP secret and use FreeOTP to generate the codes [since Bitwarden seems to only have TOTP, not
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There is a video for modified Kwikset that he showed that's what is on his door, AFAICT.
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this slaps. I always see perfect blue a few places above us!
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On top of the JVM implementation potentially being faster, OpenGL drivers on Linux are sometimes better than their Windows counterparts; especially with the less modern OGL that Minecraft uses
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I've seen, in other games, anti-cheats that spawn fake [player-specific] entities that if you attacked too much you would get hit with a ban.
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Cheat dev here. Check out this prior art of someone utilizing PS4 jailbreak exploits to modify GTA V's scripting VM at runtime: https://github.com/2much4u/PS4-GTA-V-Native-Caller
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Another source engine cheat dev here. Source has had dormant entities at long ranges in culled-off areas [sectors of the map demarcated by func_areaportal] since... as long as I can remember. Your cheat couldn't see those players becau
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I'm excited for text-wrap: pretty; in CSS 4.
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There's a lot of wisdom in those books, I really like 'em.
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In this context, 'mobile' does not mean 'phone', it means 'portable'.
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