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hdgvhicv
6mo ago
Like HN?
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hdgvhicv
6mo ago
Different places. Stop centralising the web. Embrace diversity.
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hdgvhicv
6mo ago
https://threatroad.substack.com/p/researchers-deanonymize-re...
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6mo ago
I do wonder how easy it is to de-anonymise a typical reddit user based on topics, ways of writing, time of writing etc. throw into some form of pattern recognition and see if it links up with other reddit accounts, accounts on forums, thing
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hdgvhicv
6mo ago
You might have WiFi access to mtr, allowing you to traceroute as root but not launch a shell or read files. But with these tools you can escalate.
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hdgvhicv
6mo ago
I use apache guacamole for this with our OIDC proxy for this purpose
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6mo ago
I’ve seen some vlans hit 1mbit BUM filters, I think we had about 800 users on that one. To saturate a 10m link would require a help of a lot of broadcast traffic. 100m is fine. 10m is fine but I can’t think of anything that negotiates 10m o
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6mo ago
Ids like 102615,1320, with pay per minute for compuserve and for the phone call Personally I never used cix but one of the magazines (pc pro?) has columnists on it at least.
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hdgvhicv
6mo ago
I’ve used a thinkpad for 26 years, 18 with Ubuntu. I’ve always had middle click enabled.
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6mo ago
That applies to aol, msn, compuserve etc, not to Facebook which you only ever accessed via http from a browser.
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6mo ago
Had down for years. Only nuclear, coal and oil that require heavy amounts of subsidies.
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6mo ago
1.6 billion cars in the world. 8 billion people.
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I spent £1100 on a car 4 years ago and have spent half that keeping it going through mots
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The problem is a 50kWh battery in a car is worth more as a battery than a typical £1500 car. The lowest end of the market won’t have electric cars unless the batteries are shagged (early Leafs) And given how insanely cheap petrol is (15p a
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My early iPhones had external battery cases, which even when attached (when travelling a long distance) were smaller than modern iPhones in the important dimensions.
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6mo ago
The old “vote with the wallet” fallacy
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6mo ago
> When she is 20, I will probably need to use daipers for elderly people. 60 really isn’t that old
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6mo ago
Does Xbox work if there’s no IPv4? Because my corporate windows device doesn’t and I know other gaming consoles don’t.
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6mo ago
My total entertainment budget is 5% of my net income.
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When Amazon introduced adverts, I Cancelled. Went from near $1k a year on Amazon as a whole to nearly zero. I still pay for Netflix, Disney, Apple, Spotify and bbc. I’m happy to pay for my entertainment, I refuse adverts. When Clarkson farm
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6mo ago
The main complexity of IPv6 is still ha I g to maintain an IPv4 installation. The vast majority of non phone devices do not work in an IPv6 world only because CLAT hasn’t been baked into the OS since the very beginning. It still isn’t a fir
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7mo ago
Keeping a plane on the ground seems easy enough. Keeping in the air in one place would be impossible. Keeping any place in the air is only temporary.
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7mo ago
> at least there are no more slavery or segregation, and racism is not accepted anymore. That’s just an example of American propaganda
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7mo ago
FIFA makes the mafia look like a bake sale committee
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7mo ago
Civilised societies tend to blame the groomers, not the victims. I thought the right wing supported that view.
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Musk collects citizenships like they’re going out of fashion. He fled South’s Africa due to not wanting to be drafted. Lieutenant Torvalds on the other hand fulfilled his service duties. Should the US and South Africa go to war it seems cle
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Yup, I guess local commits when GitHub is offline (as it is frequently) is a decent improvement on a central subversion server if you are genuinely working offline or your scan server is as faliable as saas tends to be. I used subversion fo
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A more relevant recent example would be the shameful stripping of British citizenship from a girl who had been trafficked to the Middle East
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The “main guy” is Finnish. He also got American citizenship recently, but given the US has increased attacks on naturalised citizens [0] and has a history of this [1] it’s not a solid foundation. [0] https://www.npr.org/2026
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7mo ago
At night it’s called the moon
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