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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
It’s tragic that a good product, with a lot of users is not able to generate decent revenue.
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Databroker Files Targeting the EU(netzpolitik.org)
3 points by letmetweakit 9mo ago|0 comments
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
They are intertwined these days, true, but maybe there should at least be a direct link between the tech and the political discussion around it.
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Ask HN: Should HN be tech news and discussions only?
12 points by letmetweakit 9mo ago|32 comments
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
The more credible narrative is Trump and co trying to do good for the Venezuelans and for the regular US folks! /s
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
In Belgium, our Minister of Defence talks about buying services from Palantir, and wants to let Oracle build a cloud for the Defence department. He even dares to say that this will result in our own Sovereign Data Streams [1]. I can imagine
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
On the pictures, the sound proofing of the ceiling caught fire quite quickly, my gut feeling is that a lot of tragedies like this could be avoided by having more strict regulations on the fireproofness of the used materials.
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
I once reported several UB bugs to a HackerOne-led cryptocurrency bounty program. They were rejected because the software was working as intended and that they would "inspect the assembly every time they compiled". Yeah right.
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
I'm "fearful" of a future where every random appliance needs to be connected to the internet in order to function at all. I hope some legislation gets passed (in the EU in my case) that forces manufacturers to ensure the mach
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Source??? A US administration that is completely out of control.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
It's better than having the rug pulled from under your company one day. This is the point in history we're at unfortunately.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
And the 7900 ! (AM5 though)
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
When you try to visit https://lobste.rs using Brave on Linux (on macOS it somehow works) you are blocked and given the following links: https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters/issues/761 https:&#x2F
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Some competition for Nvidia is good, might drive down prices. One can only hope.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Brave has decent ad-blocking but has a shady history ...
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Why do you even bring this up, the blog post does not contain this message, they rewrote it to eliminate a class of bugs. They don’t bash C, so refrain yourself from mentioning what hypothetically could have been written…
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
> TLS inspection products can intercept the paste transaction before the data leaves the company network, hitting the user with a "No you didn't! Shame on you!"-banner and notify the admins how a user just tried to paste h
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
I have the impression tailscale drains my battery on macOS and iOS, only turn it on when truly needed.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
shameless self promotion: I just launched a website [1] that tracks CVEs per kernel version since 2.6.12, it makes use of the tools that Greg KH will probably talk about in his next blog posts. [1] https://www.kernelcve.com
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Show HN: Kernel-Cve(kernelcve.com)
2 points by letmetweakit 10mo ago|1 comments
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Macbook and ssh into Linux workstation.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
I’d choose Rust because of the better safety guarantees and nice tooling.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Is this new capacity or will some kind of other chip type suffer?
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
They're spooky names for simple concepts, with extremely deep consequences and hard theory, don't be fooled.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
I would probably just ssh into the Hetzner box and not connect it to my tailnet.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Yeah, I have been thinking about hosting a small internet facing service on my home server, but I’m just not willing to take the risk. I’d do it on a separate internet connection, but not on my main one.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
That's rough ... it is a bad, bad world out there.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
I don’t think it’s hard to imagine that people work better together when they are in the same office. It’s also not hard to imagine people work harder when there’s more social control. From the perspective of the business owner, this makes
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
The Travelling Salesman Problem in 1 dimension, on a line, is trivial, I wonder what the connection is between the dimensions and the hardness of problems like this.
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by letmetweakit 10mo ago
Does anyone know if this will become available on OpenRouter?

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