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by kawsper 6y ago
I feel like the SMS has the best sound from that era, but it might just be my nostalgia :) "Escape in a Forest" from Ninja Gaiden on the SMS is my all time favorite: https://youtu.be/E3IWkLFfD6M but the whole OST
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by kawsper 6y ago
> Facebook is primarily text which is low bandwidth and it goes through higher thinking. Today Facebook is mostly images, livestreams and videos.
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by kawsper 6y ago
I like to watch this Juice Rap News episode from 2013 about the Australian election, by the end Julian appears from the Ecuadorian embassy and he does some singing (voice-over, but his expressions are priceless): https://youtu.be
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by kawsper 6y ago
Does anyone know if the Storefront rendering described here[0] is running Rails or something else? [0] https://engineering.shopify.com/blogs/engineering/how-shopif...
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by kawsper 6y ago
I do still play on my PS Vita, and I'm still sad that Sony abandoned it quite quickly after it was released, for me it's a perfect portable "Risk of Rain" machine (although I've played other games on it too!), it&#x
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by kawsper 6y ago
Nvidia can't even figure out how to build an application that remembers my login details, every time I open it up I have to login again.
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by kawsper 6y ago
They are experts in running a Redis cluster, and you can leave the complexities to them.
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by kawsper 6y ago
They also hide certain aircrafts.
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by kawsper 6y ago
Your script can have the allowlist so you don't have to fiddle with udev everytime you introduce or retire USB-devices.
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by kawsper 6y ago
How does that work with input devices like keyboard and mouse?
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by kawsper 6y ago
Yes, if your attacker knows which device/vendor IDs you have on your list it won't work.
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by kawsper 6y ago
That's interesting. You could have a list of known USB device IDs you trust, and if a newly plugged in USB device wasn't on that list you could lock or power down.
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by kawsper 6y ago
> Server-side rendering means the web page will be blank until the server responds. With technologies such as Turbolinks and Stimulus.js it doesn't have to be that way, that's what Basecamp uses.
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by kawsper 6y ago
I agree, but they might have been scared that someone wrote a NewRelic compatible server.
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by kawsper 6y ago
These low-level systems can be good attack vectors, on our computer systems if you can attack the BIOS (Intel ME or AMD PSP) it doesn't matter much what defenses the operating system has. Luckily, most of our computers aren't easi
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by kawsper 6y ago
Thanks anyways, it was worth a shot :)
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by kawsper 6y ago
Do you know who to ask about the voice lines and voice actors? Worms 2 introduced the "Danish Pyrus" voice bank, and it might have been voiced by Jan Linnebjerg, who played Pyrus, but it isn't written down anywhere in the man
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by kawsper 6y ago
I own 1 camera from them and self-host on my own network behind a VPN, I want no cloud stuff near something as sensitive as cameras in my home. Ubiquiti have for me always felt like a hardware company that tried to do software, I'm sad
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by kawsper 6y ago
Do you know of some replacement software?
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by kawsper 6y ago
You can buy a cheap bluetooth dongle that transmits on the FM-band that your car can pick up, you can then pair the bluetooth dongle with your phone and have your phone play through your car speakers. That's a nice inexpensive upgrade,
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by kawsper 6y ago
I use mine every day.
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Where are they hosted? Could they be moving infrastructure?
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by kawsper 6y ago
It's a great little machine.
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by kawsper 6y ago
I've bought a x230 on eBay for my partner, I installed Fedora on it and that has been fine, printers are working and most of the workflow is in a browser nowadays. I've had to upgrade the keyboard once (2-3 keys fell off), but spa
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by kawsper 6y ago
I wish Mozilla would also offer a DNS-over-TLS service instead of just offloading it to Cloudflare or NextDNS.
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by kawsper 6y ago
Adblockers broke EasyJets navigation on their website, I think they have since fixed it.
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by kawsper 6y ago
Do you know if it's the same with Openresty?
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by kawsper 6y ago
It's a shame that client-certificates is implemented in such a clunky way in most browsers and operating systems, because that could also be an easy way to achieve this even without installing anything.
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by kawsper 6y ago
Yes, this is true, I use my on-board Intel graphics card for my host, and my Nvidia card for my guest operating system.
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by kawsper 6y ago
You can do that today with Qemu and PCI-passthrough. You just boot a VM, and pass it a physical grapics card. Check out https://old.reddit.com/r/VFIO/ I guess this will be the standard until we can have nicer grap

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