kuzimoto

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by kuzimoto 7y ago
If I understand correctly, you're saying that AAA game companies are at fault for producing video games that influence people through addictive psychological tricks to the point of ruining their lives. I completely agree that some meth
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I think any game is addictive. Having "gambling mechanics" certainly doesn't make it any better, but that's like saying alcohol causes a drinking problem. Yet many people that drink occasionally are not alcoholics.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Your comment is a bit ambiguous. Are you saying that even retail software could be considered a virus just because of what it can do on the system? Or was virus software making it onto the machine in other ways?
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I'm building a simple blog/project site just using Hugo. It's quite easy to get started, and is a single binary you can use to test and deploy the site with no dependencies. I like that I'm able to design everything from
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
No worries, I just wanted to make sure people wouldn't get scared off too easily ;)
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
It's really not too bad to setup, I promise! Windows is a pain right now, but Linux is pretty decent. I'm in the process of writing up a guide for setup on Windows for the Wiki, and will also do one for OSX, and a generic one for
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
If anyone is looking for a decent self streaming system, Ampache[1] is a great option. Stream all of your music for free, and has the option for a Subsonic backend making it compatible with lots of clients. [1] http://ampache.org
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
The companies that were responsible for the data in the first place are ones to blame for breaking "the anonymity on internet". Anything that anyone does after the fact is moot.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
As topranks mentioned, all this data is already available and anyone could download it. However, in most leaks, you can't just use the information as the passwords are (hopefully) hashed/salted. That said, it is trivial to crack m
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I don't think their record is exactly perfect. They release plenty of information that is damaging to individuals. From Wikipedia: > WikiLeaks has, for instance, revealed Social Security numbers, medical information, credit card num
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
That could always be an issue. Though I try to make sure I have the minimum number of ports, and services running. But there is a possibility that something I have is exploitable still.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I've made it a point to start self hosting anything that's particularly sensitive that I don't want third parties to have access to. KeePass and SyncThing probably have my most important information, and it's all owned b
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
If you care about your weight relative to others, then it has to be accurate, no? Because how would you compare your weight unless you had a bunch of people using your scale.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Huh that sounds a little bit like me, though I don't think it's as strong. I definitely have those cycles of things that are interesting to me and anything else is just so hard to focus on. Just wondering, what sort of things are
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I wouldn't even really say that PowerShell supports any Unix commands, they are just aliases. It breaks down pretty quick if you were to try to use any parameters. They can still be useful, but just mostly while navigating in a command
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I actually generally stay away from using aliases, since I like the verb-noun format and keeps it consistent with all the other commands. But if you are ever curious, you can use Get-Verb[1] which will tell you what is going on. [1] https:
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Hmm unfortunately I don't have an answer for your question. Though sounds like KeePass is the next best thing. You can define custom auto-type patterns, for forms that don't follow the typical <username><tab><passwo
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Ah I think you're right looks like I misread it haha.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I wonder if that would have anything to do with all the issues the city has though? According to wikipedia, GM went from providing 80 thousand, to 8 thousand jobs, high crime rates, they had a financial crisis, and of course the whole water
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I too have a commute, and find podcasts a nice way to stay current with news, learn something new, or hear about new stuff in areas that are interesting to you. I can't really listen to podcasts while working since I can't really
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
Did you try raising prices to lower demand? I haven't sold anything before so I don't have any idea what I'm talking about. I'm just asking since I'm curious.
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by kuzimoto 7y ago
I think it would be better to assume that any service you offer could be exploited, than to think otherwise. Lots of places run deals and sales on items with the condition "limit x per person per day" for that exact reason. Or an
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
Hey just wanted to check out your site, it looks good but the menu is messed up a little for me on mobile. Using the Pixel in Chrome: http://imgur.com/fz2GiVP
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
Haha no problem, I figured there was more to it than just that ;) I do agree with you that we would be better off with less tech, but it would be hard for me at least since I love it so much. Although I do stay away from social media (unles
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
Is that really the best solution? I realize that might be sarcasm, but it seems phones are fairly critical for many people. Obviously it's not a necessity, like food/water/shelter, but even some homeless people with nothing e
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
Anecdotally, this is true for me. My Arch machine runs for months with no issues. My XPS running 10 blue screens once every several weeks, and generally has issues after running too long. To be fair it could be due to the general buggy-ness
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
I don't disagree, and I never meant to imply that was the case.
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
Not OP so I can only speculate, but perhaps something like in order to get content online you had to either have the ability and know-how to run a website yourself, or work for an organization like newspaper, journal, etc. I think tradition
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
People still make music using C64, NES, GameBoy, etc. Some pretty decent stuff out there if look around. For anyone else interested see https://chipmusic.org which is a forum for posting and talking about chiptune-related things
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by kuzimoto 8y ago
I'm pretty sure all the unifi APs support a wireless uplink. They also have "mesh APs". But they do still need the PoE injector if you don't have a PoE switch.

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