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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
The ships aren't new, but a large transport operator like DHL buying into the concept is. Well, unless you count pre-motor cargo ships of course, those were the only option for centuries.
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Which operating system do you mean? Flatpak has this already, Android enforces this kind of API for shared files, Windows UWP has pretty much the exact same API ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windo
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
That's different. While your CA can hand out new certificates, it doesn't know your keys (unless you messed up when uploading your CSRs). CAs have to prove they're not faking certs through the certificate transparency logs, t
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Every scraper I have blocked seemed to use IPv4 primarily. Only when IPv4 gets blocked, some of them fall back to IPv6. Others just stay dead. With AI companies using botnets ("residential proxies") for scraping, they're prob
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
My home internet has IPv6 but my mobile carrier doesn't. IPv6 on mobile carriers is unfortunately still not universal.
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
It'll bite any user that the bots will copy. Every trick a user might use to make themselves unrecognisable on the web is also used by a bot farm somewhere out there. Website owners that use Turnstile and other such services choose to
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Zero issues on Firefox + Linux. Gnome Web is stuttery and weird, though. Must be a WebKit/Safari thing.
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
If all bots are subject to a rate limit, then the system works as designed. Especially if site operators can block bot accounts. Requiring accounts is one of the easiest solutions for that problem. One of the large issues with scrapers is t
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
There are USB to USB dongles (and even fully wireless bluetooth dongles!) that run firmware like QMK/ZMK which let you reprogram almost any keyboard you can find. You can use them to use multiple keyboards with different functionality
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
It states something about "your organisation's security requirements", do they document what requirements cause this rejection page? Some kind if changed default perhaps?
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Offering a UI to quickly set it up. Reading through exim docs has taken hours of my life and it still caused weird issues. Using software that works for setting up a multinational email server to make your homelab send messages to Gmail is
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
I simply do not trust articles that use slop imagery like this. I assume the text of this article (and realistically, most articles posted here) is also slop, but it's often difficult to tell. If you don't have the time or put in
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
JDK 21 is a few years old now, so you were a few years behind. JDK 25 was released last year, which makes for the next stable LTS for a while. JDK 28 is expected in 2028, and these features are not going to be enabled by default for years a
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
I've had this issue with a different Linux distros. If I recall correctly, it was becauserthe headphones were using some proprietary codec to push more bits over an older Bluetooth standard. If you boot into desktop mode, you can check
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Americans are also far less into AI than a startup forum like HN will make you believe. In real life, there are a few AI maniacs that make their entire identity about how they use AI, but it's hardly the sensation that the internet wil
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
There's an absolutely massive cultural and behavioural bias in those models. Models will suggest things like "go to the hospital" for things that require GP appointments, "just drive three hours" while it's fas
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
My experience mirrors that, but mostly because Caddy does HTTP/2 and http3 by default, natively. HTTP 1.1 is faster for bulk data transfers (while being worse at pipelining and latency in general), so I'm not surprised Caddy is ta
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
mTLS supports some protocol level security guarantees that passkeys don't. Because the keys are exchanged during connection setup, there's no need for a login screen and Javascript middleware to begin the authentication process. m
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
The attacker used at least three Node dependencies in the attack, just checking for atomic-lockfile is not enough. The names js-digest and lockfile-js were also used, and at some point the attacker switched to bun instead of npm.
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
To be fair, generative AI is wrecking society in new and unexpected ways every week. From lies and misinformation to people choosing chatbots over therapy and relationships, there's a profound impact on society that will only get worse
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by jeroenhd 4mo ago
Note that pacman supports date locales; searching for '9 Jun' only works in English locales (or locales using similar formatting, I suppose). After correcting, for me, it flagged "jd-gui", but I had actually installed &q
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
It's technically possible (though I don't know if they actually do this) that they're not referring to a signature check in the download part, but are verifying the code signing signature of the executable downloaded. You&#x2
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
I am literally showing the reader mode view in my screenshot. I know how to work around badly designed websites.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
I disagree. https://litter.catbox.moe/3h3atpy3s8ny7ify.png is a lot less readable than https://litter.catbox.moe/tqims20z6biymm3y.png
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
Even on desktop the site is quite difficult to read. White on gray isn't a great reading experience regardless of font size. Accessibility technology like reader mode is once again proving its worth.
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
You need to click "highlight all" to highlight all occurrences. It's the checkbox to the right of the search box. If you enable it for the first time, you may need to hit enter in the search bar again for it to show up (it re
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
The EU would be better off promoting separatism for the redneck states rather than specifically supporting California. Direct trade with California is tough, but if the southern states were to fall off, the east coast of the USA would still
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
This article is the most engineered rage bait I've seen so far. We've got 15 minute cities, COVID, work from home, "who pays for it" for public services, congestion pricing, somehow even NATO and the WHO got mentioned. A
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
For context: 21% VAT and Amazon resellers pretending 1 euro is worth 1 dollar in their pricing makes for the biggest price difference between what I found and what you bought. From what I can tell, the affordable BD players cannot play all
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by jeroenhd 5mo ago
I could write a program that does this of course, but interpreting the current state of Slack threads is not something a Python script will be able to do without involving another LLM. I automated and script what I need or want to automate

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