jeroenhd

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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
With the government harassing, attacking, and now killing innocent American citizens, I'm not so sure if the second amendment is working out so well. With the ridiculous leeway American law enforcement has when it comes to harming peop
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
The 83 year old dropped out before the election took place. Kamala Harris is 61. No spring chicken, but at least not old enough that she should've retired years ago. The two-party system will always leave you with suboptimal choices wh
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
Slightly more context: https://mastodon.social/@bagder/115893088600630096 (and his recent posts in general) Curl's main author has been vocal about the project getting overwhelmed by slop on their bug bounty platf
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
AI scrapers already fake user agent headers, ignore robots.txt, and go through botnets to bypass firewall rules. They're not going to put out such a signal if they can help it.
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
"Residential proxy" is just a word for a botnet. Apps and programs come with a trojan built in that offers your device as an exit node to "monetize" their apps. It "residential proxy" sounds a lot better when y
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
ISPs do, cloud providers often give smaller ranges. Re: renaming all the prefixes, that's why I use a ULA within my home network. Not as useful if you want your services available from the outside if you move ISPs (NAT66 can help on th
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
An interesting take on the AI model. I'm not sure what their business model is like, as collecting training data is the one thing that free AI users "pay" in return for services, but at least this chat model seems honest. Usi
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
The biggest tracking hurdle is to figure out if the ISP that handed out the block of addresses is handing out /64s, /56s, or /48s. The network provided to you is functionally the same as the IP address assigned to you with IP
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
From what I recall, one downside to SCTP is that things like resuming from different IP addresses and arbitrarily changing the amount of connections per socket didn't work well in standard SCTP. Plus the TLS story isn't as easy. Q
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
I've tried it for fun, but it quickly falls apart. The consistency and attention to detail that made the Windows 95 user interface good just isn't there when reskinning an entirely different piece of UI.
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
The macOS style popups are arguably worse. Windows Vista may have been plagued by programs assuming administrator access for everything but at least it isolated the security prompt. You can verify that you're interacting with a real UA
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
 indicates a new paragraph. <li> indicates a new list item. Unless otherwise specified, the existing paragraph/list item continues. There's nothing magic about any of this, it's part of the HTML spec. Laziness
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
Works fine on every browser I've thrown at it. Even Gnome Web (WebKit) allows scrolling just fine. Sounds like a Safari bug? Maybe a content blocker interfering with the page?
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
The second is not inside of the first. The first closes when the second is encountered. The syntax is invalid, but that's because the final has no opening that it can close.
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
As long as you stay consistent with the whitespace count line by line, you can!
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
Good for you, I guess? That doesn't really change the situation much for the people who do care and/or don't use AI. I consider the payment I and my employer make to these AI companies to be what the LLM is paying me back for
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
If it were impossible, China would've had reason to blow up their satellites in orbit. The US would do the same thing for Chinese satellite ISPs. Jamming on such a large scale is expensive, but it's hardly impossible.
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
Web3 generated plenty of use if you're in on it. Pension funds, private investors, public companies, governments, gambling addicts, teenagers with more pocket money than sense, they've all moved billions into the pockets of Web3 g
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
That's such an incredibly basic concept, surely AIs have evolved to the point where you don't need to explicitly state those requirements anywhere?
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
So far every new AI product and even model update has required me to relearn how to get decent results out of them. I'm honestly kind of sick of having to adjust my work flow every time. The intuition just doesn't hold. The LLM ge
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
Plenty of people will gladly give you their hard work for free if you promise you'll return the favor. Or if you promise not to take your work and make others pay for it when they could just get it for free. Basically, help the people
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
It's a reddit alternative hosted by a venture capitalist firm, the startup culture is much more prevalent here than the hacker culture that inspires the website's <title> tag.
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
> then pick the right license for your business That's one of the issues with AI, though; strongly copylefted software suddenly finds itself unable to enforce its license because "AI" gets a free pass on copyright for some
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
The alternative to the "checking your internet connection" page for many websites is either "508 Resource Limit Is Reached", "Please click all the boxes with traffic lights", or no website at all. They're
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
I have yet to find a security issue with it. I know German ISPs misconfigured their management network at some point, letting the Fritz!Boxes access each other, but that would've happened with any managed modem that was misconfigured l
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
The Hague Invasion Act will put a stop to that pretty easily.
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
I use UPnP. My Fritz!Box router disables it by default, controls UPnP access with per-device controls, and permits using it to open IPv6 ports on the WAN side as well. None of the IoT crap can open ports but I don't need to use a web U
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
You can use various programming languages with shebangs. C#: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-dotnet-run-... Java: https://dev.to/toliyansky/scripting-with-java-3i9k Go: https:&#x
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
NPM has to decide between either being a friendly place for hobbyists to explore their passions or being the backbone for a significant slice of the IT industry. Every time someone pulls/messes with/uploads malware to NPM, people
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by jeroenhd 10mo ago
You may have missed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504963 a few days ago where this same anomaly was discussed and American government involvement was directly implied by the article.

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