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ilikepi
4y ago
Amazon is another: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27356550
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ilikepi
4y ago
> Are there many other well-known utilities with a single-letter name? There is a `w` command. It's kind of like a mix of `who` and `uptime`. https://linux.die.net/man/1/w
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ilikepi
5y ago
I tried the same test, in a clean browser that should have nothing for Google to grab (beyond IP address) to correlate with my browsing habits. Of the top 10 results, Google got the right context in 7, while DDG got it in only one (the 10t
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ilikepi
5y ago
We have a 2019 Honda Pilot. The remote start will work for two 10-minute cycles, but then it will not work again until you start it via the primary ignition switch inside the vehicle. Other manufacturers may differ on this behavior howeve
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ilikepi
5y ago
It's not just Wordle proper, though, it's all the variants...Nerdle, Worldle, Heardle, Dordle/Quordle/Octordle/etc...
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ilikepi
5y ago
> It takes way too many clicks to report spam in GMail. Considering this is such a frequent operation, it should have a one-button "ban" function, possibly with an "Oops" undo if you pressed it by mistake. If keyboard
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ilikepi
5y ago
Official advisory: https://www.openssl.org/news/secadv/20220315.txt Thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30687678
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ilikepi
5y ago
The new and novel thing is that there is a $400 upsell at all. I believe all of the previous Apple displays (Pro XDR excluded) have only come with a fixed stand (though some could accept VESA mount adapters).
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Forthcoming OpenSSL Releases
(mta.openssl.org)
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ilikepi
5y ago
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ilikepi
5y ago
I think the left-arrow of the directional pad on my Roku remote performs the "skip back 10 seconds" function...
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PfSense: Use SHA-512 for user password hashes
(redmine.pfsense.org)
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ilikepi
5y ago
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Mozilla fixes Firefox bug letting you get Windows admin privileges
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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5y ago
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ilikepi
5y ago
Yeah, and as with Wordle, I think there is some strategy that can be employed in the first couple guesses to aggressively eliminate digits and operators. Currently I use 3 * 5 + 2 = 17 as my first guess in order to try all the prime digits
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ilikepi
5y ago
Too bad it'll take months for the savings to offset the time you will invest in canceling the NYT newspaper subscription...
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ilikepi
5y ago
There's a decent amount of bike-shedding over which workflow is the best, and that is a sort of inefficient "fuel" for git as a tool at some level...
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Log4j 2.17.1 out now, fixes new remote code execution bug
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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ilikepi
5y ago
If you're on a Mac, and you want something slightly easier than having to drop down to a command shell to add the necessary flags, you can have Automator bundle a script as an app that you can then put in your dock. Here's the sc
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ilikepi
5y ago
Yep...the excitement of spending hours exploring, followed by the dismay of having to work off a multi-hundred dollar phone bill.
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ilikepi
5y ago
Insurance is bundled with Volvo's subscription service offered on some models. https://www.volvocars.com/us/care-by-volvo/
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5y ago
> Always rinse the nuts to make them more palatable. OK, I have to ask...what is this about? "More palatable" in what way?
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5y ago
> To put something on a credit report you need only match 2 out of Name, Address, DoB, and SSN. So any third-party vendor on Amazon has enough? Fantastic.
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ilikepi
5y ago
macOS has had a "hidden" WiFi diagnostic tool for years. It produces real-time-ish graphs of (IIRC) three different signal strength metrics, and it also dumps the data to a file on the desktop as it's doing so. By holding dow
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5y ago
> Similarly, my fridge is full of nearly empty jars and bottles of interesting sauces and condiments. If I chuck it, how will I remember to buy that one again? A photo album on your phone might help...you could even mark up each photo wi
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5y ago
You can kind of get close to this using merchant-specific card numbers from privacy.com (not affiliated). If you want to cancel a subscription, you just deactivate the number associated with that subscription.
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ilikepi
5y ago
In a literal sense, sure, git _the tool_ doesn't do much, though I think this is slowly improving as it evolves. For example, there is an experimental `git switch` command[1] under development to provide a simpler interface for changin
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ilikepi
5y ago
Or wear a silicone one. They are cheap to replace and (in theory) will break if they catch on something. I have a couple from SafeRingz[1] (not affiliated), but there are plenty of cheaper ones on Amazon. [1]: https://www.saferin
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5y ago
> Edit: to clarify, I find it weird that this has been limited to Private Browsing, when most people don't even use it for anything but adult websites. The feature is good and should be available for regular browsing too. It can b
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ilikepi
5y ago
As has been mentioned in other threads, Apple did not write the memo, a spokesperson from NCMEC did. EDIT: hmm, scratch that. Confusingly, it was an internal memo from Apple quoting a separate memo from NCMEC.
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ilikepi
5y ago
I have a couple stainless steel skillets, one of which I use several times a week for eggs. I wash them by hand with soap and water after each use, which is not something I would do with cast iron. If I cook something that gets the skille
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5y ago
Arguably it does make sense in the context of making a joke about 90's Internet slang as the author appears to be doing, but I agree it doesn't make sense as something you'd actually say to pause a conversation. On the other
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