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by kiririn 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/94dkfi/how... You're out of luck if you haven't archived a registration or password reset email Also probably out of luck regardless due to dea
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by kiririn 2y ago
Auditd and pam_tty_audit can take care of all your auditing needs
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by kiririn 2y ago
All these years later I still can’t remember the Markdown syntax for images and linked text, but BBCode is burned into my brain
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by kiririn 2y ago
Also in the case of glslang there are enough references to GPL to (probably erroneously) strike fear into legal departments
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by kiririn 2y ago
This seems like a case where Tim Apple needs to step in. 'Mobime' should be banned from the app store and Raivo reverted to a known good version. They have literally shipped ransomware Otherwise what point is there in the apple wa
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by kiririn 2y ago
Firewalls don’t fail safe, NAT does. With a disabled/broken/misconfigured firewall, there is a good chance that everything works sans security. With a disabled/broken/misconfigured NAT, you may as well have unplugged the
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by kiririn 2y ago
Per-server option to disable HTTP/2 is huge. At the moment it is parasitic - once it is enabled for one domain it is enabled for all others sharing that IP/port combination
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by kiririn 2y ago
Counter-intuitively, iOS does allow these things. Encrypted iTunes backups can be extracted and edited, revealing all* of the equivalent of /data on Android *A few apps like Signal think they know better and opt out of iTunes backups
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by kiririn 3y ago
> I’ll often throw Bob Ross videos on in the background or listen to a podcast while doing these kinds of tasks, just to keep myself entertained. > I take leisurely walks with my dog. I go for a hike or swim or bike ride. I read a boo
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by kiririn 3y ago
x86 chips like 7840u can already trade blows with apple on efficiency under load, so I’d be surprised if this couldn’t. With some ‘little’ cores to break through the 3w idle floor of the AMD chip, I reckon the Snapdragon stands a chance. Bu
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by kiririn 3y ago
Kodi + Jellyfin-Kodi
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by kiririn 3y ago
Windows explorer runs like a dog if any mapped network drives are not on SSD, especially painful if one of the HDDs spins down Putting mapped drives on even garbage QLC drives is a good QoL improvement, remaining unmapped shares can stay on
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by kiririn 3y ago
They are emphasising tiny "instant games" because that is the only form in which games in a browser are viable. The filesystem and threading APIs (among others) to support full size experiences are handicapped or non-existent. The
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by kiririn 3y ago
The performance impact Denuvo is known for is not due to the license checks, it is due to running parts of the game in a custom vm. Hogwarts Legacy is new enough that they might be taking a different approach entirely after the whole vmprot
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by kiririn 3y ago
Bluetooth is worse for polling rates and latency
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by kiririn 3y ago
There is a big gap between lock in by screwing competitors (Apple) and lock in by screwing customers. The latter can be solved by jumping ship and will resolve itself when enough people get pissed off and stop buying, but the former needs r
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by kiririn 3y ago
VP9 has been available, at least in HLS streams, since iOS 14. If there is anything new here it is support for a new container format I’m always surprised VP9 isn’t more widely used and that people seem to want to jump straight to AV1. For
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by kiririn 3y ago
It will spew warnings if correctly setup and may even be able to correct for the fault. Anything that highlights the problem before your unstable system silently corrupts files (and their backups) or hoses its filesystem is a godsend
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by kiririn 3y ago
For desktop computers most of the value of ECC comes from not corrupting your hard disk when a ram stick spontaneously goes bad, rather than protecting against once in a blue moon bit flips
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by kiririn 3y ago
Also can go even simpler and use apparmor and/or systemd hardening instead of containers
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by kiririn 3y ago
Software based BFI with equal 16ms on, 16ms off sounds horrible for flicker Normally it’s closer to 25% off and that is still uncomfortable to view compared to plasma or CRT, unless you are blessed with a golden visual system in your brain
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by kiririn 3y ago
The tooling/ecosystem looks probably great for developers actively creating with it, but for developers ‘consuming’ it (downloading some foss from github and changing a couple of lines) it leaves a lot to be desired. Not being able to
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by kiririn 3y ago
Software decoding 4K x265 requires insane resources. You could live transcode it to 1080p quite reasonably on 1 average core, but simply decoding it requires ~3 average cores
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by kiririn 3y ago
This is an AWS/cloud issue rather than an IPv6 issue. With any decent VPS provider ipv6 just works. AWS needs better defaults
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by kiririn 3y ago
Don’t need an open port to be a useful part of a botnet
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by kiririn 3y ago
Of course, however I am imagining a car accident where a phone was displaying maps/music/etc suddenly locking itself. The screen being lit up could save valuable seconds in finding it when it’s tossed around the car But judging by
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by kiririn 3y ago
A locked phone is exactly what you want in an emergency /s
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by kiririn 3y ago
Yep the Apple USB-C to 3.5mm dongle is insanely good. Apart from looking like a ridiculous flimsy thing compared to chunky desktop amp/dac setups, it obviates a good chunk of the mid-fi market for a fraction of the price Poorly matched
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by kiririn 3y ago
I have always kept an SSTP VPN server handy after experiencing this exact scenario of hospital WiFi that only allows HTTPS traffic, but this is an interesting alternative
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by kiririn 3y ago
See also McDonald’s being allowed to gate app functionality behind background location access

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