landgenoot

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by landgenoot 10mo ago
This is very insightful
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by landgenoot 11mo ago
I'm worried some bad actors are reverse engineering this as well.
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by landgenoot 11mo ago
You are thinking to much in emoji's and emdashes.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Basically you split your bitcoin and send one part to the recipient and one part back to yourself.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Depends on the country. In Belgium: hospitals, pubic libraries, prescription medication,
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I like that it's priced at 139
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by landgenoot 1y ago
This is how I feel as well. Spend some time "optimizing" my CLI with oh my zshell etc. when I was young. Only to feel totally handicapped when logging in into a busybox environment. I'm glad I learned how to use vi, grep, sed
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Think twice
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by landgenoot 1y ago
> Interestingly, adaptive brake light technology already exists in high-end vehicles. Isn't this mandatory in the EU? Edit. No. Only for passenger cars
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by landgenoot 1y ago
> Nowadays you yourself are in control Think twice
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Isn't this extremely dangerous? This will keep cutting without force through body parts untill it reaches the bone.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
So, their next vacation will have a 100k fee?
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I think it also depends on the response time of the display and even the temperature.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I'm wondering. Can we also come up with something the other way around? Text you cannot read, unless you take a screenshot?
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I think there are usecases for this. Some countries switched to identity apps instead of plastic identity cards. You could make sensitive data non-screenshottable and non-photographable. A modern variant to the passport anti identity fraud
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Turn legit URL's in something phishy(phishyurl.com)
4 points by landgenoot 1y ago|1 comments
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by landgenoot 1y ago
https://cheap-bitcoin.online/payload-dropper/trojan-controll... No script addon catches it as an XSS attempt.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
It's good to see that Bobby Tables is doing well and started a business.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Big promises, but no working website. I call it vaporware
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by landgenoot 1y ago
> Nah, this is just straight up false. I wasn't clear, but this is about my experience. Maybe you are in a different bubble. But I'm not able to book a hotel, browse GitHub, file my taxes, make a bank transfer or even look up t
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I don't think that will work, because that will also provide false information to the logic. You will have messed up layouts and unneeded quirks. Moreover, banks are using fingerprinting to detect fraud so you will have a hard time on
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Tried to browse a while with NoScript addon. But barely any page loads, so you need to whitelist almost every page you visit, which defeats the purpose. I have been thinking about some kind of render proxy that runs all the JS for you somew
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Package managers don't use https on purpose in order to make it easy to cache a repository. This is alright from a privacy perspective, because you can find out which packages are downloaded anyway by looking at the download sizes.
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by landgenoot 1y ago
30$ per year basically means it is subsidized. Imagine the revenue if they would rent out that space for anything else. Maybe my view is too European, but why would you subsidize car ownership in a city?
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by landgenoot 1y ago
I cannot reproduce this behavior with "anything" > Whoa — I would never recommend putting sugar in your gas tank. That’s a well-known way to ruin a car, not fix it. If you somehow saw that advice from me, it must have been eith
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Very cool. I love the sound you hear when the other party hangs up on a payphone. That sounds so weird but familiar. I bought a Dutch coin operated phone a long time ago, mounted it to the wall in a student apartment complex and set up a ch
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Isn't that because the processing is not supposed to happen in-camera?
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Reminds me of dotsies [1]. However the goal of dotsies to keep it still readable and use less space. What are the odds someone in a coffee shop is able to read dotsies as well? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=187038
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by landgenoot 1y ago
People just don't like bloated JS heavy websites
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by landgenoot 1y ago
Got mine yesterday after some back and forth with customs who had difficulties to understand what this is. Love it so far. I'm really impressed by how simple it is to compile new firmware. It even keeps settings between firmware update

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