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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
I've pulled open microwaves and removed the buzzer. My flatmate thought I was nuts at the time but as a person often up late reheating things it's a considerate thing to do, there's no need for a device where you can't t
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
It's the only reliable source of urls now in the shifting sands of registrar removals.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
https://yandex.com/search/?text=the pirate bay https://yandex.ru/search/?text=the pirate bay Takes less time than writing that comment.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Don't know much about US carriers apart from brief interactions but I thought it was clear they were selling that data to 3rd parties for years and then got Government blessing to do it after being called out? Seems insane to me, it&#x
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> I think we've lost that war. Years ago my country was arguing over getting the state biometric databases to update the federal database within hours compared to typical weeks, the usual terror nonsense rolled out. No one was debat
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
There's a setting hidden away in android allowing apps to scan local wifi/bluetooth networks even when wifi is turned " off ". Enabled by default of course.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Behind a CGNAT, which most mobiles devices are, makes that point fairly moot. When I look up "my ip" on the phone it's always in a capital city 6 hours away. Your mileage may vary of course.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> evangelism Bizarre take, it's one sentence at the top of his page of motorcycle knowledge. The average HN comment wanks on with more far useless fluff in an attempt to look smart. Is it really that hard to accept other people hold
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> your examples are not the issue discussed in the article From TFA: "By working from home, people aren't paying for public transport or eating out at restaurants near their places of work" It's exactly what the GP co
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Prove me wrong anytime folks, I'm sure you can at least flail around and try, or at least mash the squeal button that you all like so much. How exactly do you unlock bootloaders from modern phones (past 2 years)? You get jailbreaks fro
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
The problem is writing something good. Not SEO. Sort out the first one and the other will follow.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> Unlock the bootloader A dangerous game on anything other than Xiaomi phones these days, the only company to provide official bootloader unlock software, but yeah otherwise, go download it from some shady website and not have a care in
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
My exact thought reading the link, there's plenty of ebook reader apps for nextcloud. It may even work out of the box, I'm not sure. Same goes for most formats you can imagine, overseas family puts up lengthy holiday videos on my
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> It's not my fault that you have a shitty ISP. Really don't think you're grasping this and lack an understanding of packet routing. Please type: traceroute apache.org It's not just your ISP that's potenti
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Treaties tend to not have much meaning these days when you can just walk away on a whim without any consequence. The latest example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_withdrawal_from_...
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Imagine launching an invasion out of spite but the enemy has 9 months notice that you are coming. Good luck with that in your fragile vacuum vessels.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
There were numerous prior attempts to create digital cash publicly, some of them went to jail for trying. Szabo was asking if anyone wanted to help build bitgold, apparently no one answered the call. The initial Bitcoin release was very far
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> all of the above You forgot malware https://www.thesecurityblogger.com/distributing-malware-insi...
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Water ice is the most valuable resource in our solar system right now. And will be for a long time to come.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Has been said by many in Australia that's it's easier to buy a house than get a library card. The biggest residential purchase was splashed across the front page of the biggest newspaper as some great event yet it took them years
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> if they could be broken, we'd likely see many more attacks that can successfully solve it I've used buster for years, it's free and open source, one click to solve: https://github.com/dessant/buster
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Some of the numerous Cisco vulnerabilities have all the hallmarks of government persuasion . Not to mention the wholesale hacking of their products bound for export: https://www.infoworld.com/article/2608141/snowd
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
No mention of the system time issues which can wreak havoc? It's best to fix this on linux with timedatectl. Changing it on windows often ends up being a cure worse than the disease.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
It's exactly the same in the US public service. The TLA's have been complaining about it for years and they are essentially hamstrung with defined public service salaries. It's a shitty situation for natsec operators and inst
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
For everyone interested in alternate concepts here and if you can handle the 90's web design: Project Rho is probably the most comprehensive resource on the internet. http://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket&#x
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
The maintainers should probably just run their own git server as a hidden service, change their git name/email/signing keys and be done with it. Going after youtube-dl so publicly has a solid Streisand effect. Feel as though the l
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> I want to record videos, watch videos, talk to people, read stuff. And I still have an SSH client on my iPhone for when I need to remote into my server to do stuff on it while on the go. I do all these things on an OS that is entirely
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
> it's blackmail and threats to your loved ones or ruining your career Something you'll find prevalent with some dissidents today. Many of them return "willingly" when presented with the alternatives.
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
That's a fair call, I'm not sure how you'd even try start comparing it to the West, I doubt western countries can even be compared to each other that well. See people in here talk about land area and population while complete
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by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
China high speed rail growth over 9 years. It's an excellent system and I much prefer it to domestic aviation. https://miro.medium.com/max/1400/1*Jj_k4U1AwuB5Ia-9oHuJKQ.gi...

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