justaj

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by justaj 3y ago
> [This more or less happened to a college roommate of mine (not CP though), and a Tor developer I knew through work.] I'm getting a hunch that this happened in the US. Did this happen in the US?
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by justaj 3y ago
Unfortunately this webapp (along with the original Pink Trombone) produces super glitchy audio and consumes 95% of CPU on my Chrome v114.0.5735.198 running on Ubuntu 22.04 (which is running on my Thinkpad X220)
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by justaj 3y ago
Example: Right now you have a bunch of /r/linux lemmy subreddits with their own posts and threads that are independent of each other. You can make a thread on /r/linux on the lemmy.example.com instance and will not appea
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by justaj 3y ago
We also don't fully seem to understand (electro)magneticism, yet almost everyone is using it daily :)
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by justaj 3y ago
Super sensitive ones, yes. It's usually just a matter of copy and pasting the ciphertext into a GPG app and then see it get decrypted. Other common and non-sensitive notifications (like "Hey there's an SSH login on this machi
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by justaj 3y ago
This is almost completely broken on non-GCF (Google Services) phones. I've seen message notifications arriving 12 hours (!!!) later. For those users it's recommended to use Matrix clients alongside something like https:/&#x2
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by justaj 3y ago
What's weird is that I can not find any announcement or an article mentioning this acquisition.
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by justaj 3y ago
You're trying to compare a web app to a protocol. Better question would be: Why is this not powered by Matrix?
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by justaj 3y ago
Stuff gets murky when admins ban other instances based on the instances that those other instances federate with. So if you have instance A which is federated with instance B, and if instance A sees instance C as hostile, it obviously defed
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by justaj 3y ago
It scrolls fine here with JS disabled.
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by justaj 3y ago
Does the POSIX implementation vary for sh though? AFAIK some interpreters choose to add some extras (like `local`), but all of them at the very minimum must adhere to the POSIX spec from what I've understood.
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by justaj 3y ago
Some may have different Bash versions installed though.
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by justaj 3y ago
FYI: There have been JS-based exploits in the past that were used to de-anonymize Tor users: https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-announce/2013-Aug...
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by justaj 3y ago
While that's perhaps the case, I was under the impression that the HN crown was one that favored research. In this particular case, if I search for "DAW", then the Wikipedia entry is first of the results: https://e
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by justaj 3y ago
On the flipside of this argument, it kind of sucks to submit an awesomely made article [0] which details significant research on the intricacies of DAW UI requirements and have almost no discussion on it because other posts may have been ga
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by justaj 3y ago
But still, AFAIK Bitwig made an in-house GUI toolkit which was based indeed on Java. The article touches a bit on why a web stack may not be the best solution (see "The web-based toolkits")
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DAW Front End Development Struggles(billydm.github.io)
2 points by justaj 3y ago|2 comments
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by justaj 3y ago
Obvious typo (meant 22.04) :p And yeah I suppose gaming on Linux will always be the test of time however you look at it.
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by justaj 3y ago
When I switch to a different workspace and come back again, the screen is turned black with no other means of getting it back. I guess no one tested it on Chromiun that runs on Ubuntu 22.03 with i3wm.
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by justaj 3y ago
If it's not supported by Libreboot (yet?) then I'm afraid that it won't fit your (and my) criteria of open.
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On IDs (2010)(0pointer.net)
1 points by justaj 3y ago|1 comments
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by justaj 3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, couldn't these unique machine ID's also be used for fingerprinting?
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by justaj 3y ago
Link to the actual paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00456... Link to a better article: https://news.ubc.ca/2023/03/22/new-ubc-water-treatment-z
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by justaj 4y ago
Is that on a business contract or private / consumer one?
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by justaj 4y ago
Don't the System76 machines have way more binary blobs though?
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by justaj 4y ago
AFAIK same as Framework: It has to do with NDAs.
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by justaj 4y ago
AFAIK if the first pubkey doesn't work for some reason then all of the pubkeys in ~/.ssh/ are tried and thus may reveal information about machines that you're (frequently) logging into.
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by justaj 4y ago
Yep, it seems to be much better now. Thanks for the fast response!
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by justaj 4y ago
Feedback: The prompt bar seems to be in front / on top of the (generated) text. Pretty annoying.
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by justaj 4y ago
Not sure how you've landed on smoking (especially since it's not even mentioned in the article) There are a multitude of other methods of consuming cannabis.

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