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by int0x29 11mo ago
FireFox for Android private browsing mode gets stuck in the loop 100% for me
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by int0x29 11mo ago
Peter Thiel too
93.
by int0x29 1y ago
If you have friends in the FSB, yes.
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by int0x29 1y ago
> Why can't I plug a Windows laptop into a docking station, and expect the screens to come up in the same order they were in last time? Why is it so hard? I've never seen this work correctly. My work dock breaks monitor orderi
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by int0x29 1y ago
Isn't that now a native android function?
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by int0x29 1y ago
This isn't promotion. There is a feature. It is written. They have decided to ship it. Secondly the argument that because you don't use it in your area no one should use it in OS development is nonsensical.
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by int0x29 1y ago
The last leak was in 2024. Hopefully somone nabs the latest iOS release information Edit: last released leak showed they had broken the then most recent iOS release (17.5.1) in AFU state on all but the most recent hardware which was marked
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by int0x29 1y ago
iOS is also compromised according to other cellebrite docs so that makes me think Graphene OS just might not be worth the effort for them.
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by int0x29 1y ago
Wireguard can't punch through NATs or firewalls without third party software like Tailscale. Also I'm pretty sure each peer to peer connection needs to be individually set up in a config file ahead of time
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by int0x29 1y ago
Apple's response to XCodeGhost was to draft a breach notification to everyone impacted and then not send it as it would impact their brand.
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by int0x29 1y ago
The one AMD x86 box I got from them occasionally randomly segfaulted and would blackscreen and hang if left on on after anywhere from 45 minutes to a few hours. I read that it might be a driver issue in proxmox debian and tried running win
102.
by int0x29 1y ago
And it's flagged. It is far to easy for organized fringe groups to control the narrative here by just killing anything they don't like.
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by int0x29 1y ago
So they'll just hire in India instead but now the taxes won't be paid here. Marvelous.
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by int0x29 1y ago
I made a CGI program that ran CSS selectors against URLs and returned the output. I debated making it public and then realized I probably didn't want to run an open proxy. I'm curious how long this will last.
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by int0x29 1y ago
And its flagged. The country may be collapsing but don't worry. Hackernews' anti controversy systems will ensure nothing gets to the front page to force you to confront anything uncomfortable
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by int0x29 1y ago
Can't question the hype cycle. Of course the post is flagged
107.
by int0x29 1y ago
We need regulation. The stubborn refusal to treat injection attacks seriously will cost a lot of people their data or worse.
108.
by int0x29 1y ago
The UI looks like it was built by a Hollywood set designer
109.
by int0x29 1y ago
Ehhh. It was from a fixed position CCTV camera. It was going to be found
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by int0x29 1y ago
I think they meant cryptography not crypto currencies. I will forever hate crypto currencies for taking the entire concept of cryptography as their name and getting it associated with scams.
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by int0x29 1y ago
The font this website uses is too thin for parts of a number of letters.
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by int0x29 1y ago
Just run Firefox for Android. You can run a full copy of mv2 ublock origin
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by int0x29 1y ago
I would love to see what you need so much disk space for after the car is crashed and airbags are deployed. If that event fires the car is going in to the shop to have its airbags replaced at a minimum. Adding a service step to clear up &
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by int0x29 1y ago
I suspect contrast in a lot of the games he's skewering is high because they are shootery type games where players need too see things, understand them, and react to them quickly Also I don't necessarily see a need to make everyth
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by int0x29 1y ago
I've seen people exploit hardware by messing with the power supply before. I've never seen it be the intended manufacturer maintenance key.
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by int0x29 1y ago
I've grown very tired of all the whining about the Mozilla Corporation. The browser, MDN, and certificate trust auditing work need more money than the foundation is getting. Making the browser paid for would kill it. This means that
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by int0x29 1y ago
Don't want to deal with the logistics of lots of SKUs? Don't sell them. Trying to upsell people is a money move. Selling a SKU where the 80+gb OS is like 40% of the disk is a good SKU to cut. Especially if some consumers are u
118.
by int0x29 1y ago
I remain convinced that Jurassic World is just a Mercedes ad.
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by int0x29 1y ago
On the file system? CGI is a whole new process per request edit: Looks like yes for Node JS. I can't tell for PHP as I keep getting results for optcache which is different and in memory.
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by int0x29 1y ago
I don't think the JIT will help that much as each request will need to be JITed again. Unless Node and PHP are caching JIT output

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