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by lhoff 3y ago
ANC works by detecting the outside noise, deriving how these noises reach you ear and then play the antiwave so that in cancels out. The issue is that the canceling out part only works on the receiving end so there is still pressure on the
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by lhoff 3y ago
Seeing this website here made me chuckle. Mr. Hörenberg was a teacher at my school. He once held a "guest lecture" within my CS class where he told us about his hobby of breaking engima codes and how his software worked. He once u
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by lhoff 3y ago
I think the dangerous is not phishing for credentials but malware. The example is a Github Link to a release. You click on the link expecting to download the legitimate kubernetes relase zip file. But instead you end up with a patched vers
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Deceptive example for malicious usage of .zip domain(fosstodon.org)
88 points by lhoff 3y ago|41 comments
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Photos of parts of the failed North Korean space launch vehicle fired today(twitter.com)
3 points by lhoff 3y ago|0 comments
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by lhoff 3y ago
They are not just associated with it. It’s a spin-off and is owned by the same company. From there FAQ: > Tillitis is wholly owned by Amagicom AB and is a spin-off from the sister company Mullvad VPN
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by lhoff 3y ago
This is one of the reasons is switched to TrueNas Scale for my HomeServer. Before that I always had a VM that was the Docker Host and another one with OpenMediaVault as Backup Server. Both these VMs are replaced by TrueNas. Less complexity
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Florida city water cyber incident allegedly caused by employee error(gcn.com)
6 points by lhoff 3y ago|2 comments
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Catching Threat Actors using honeypots(burningmalware.com)
1 points by lhoff 3y ago|0 comments
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by lhoff 4y ago
> Unfortunately, as part of my special duties, I need to run an operating system that is not compatible with this framework. Sadly the answer my employer has in that case: buy a VMWare Workstation License in the store and use you special
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by lhoff 4y ago
In case you don’t know about it, there is good workaround based on USB over IP that is officially recommended by MS. I used it a while ago to flash a ESP32 and to connect a Zigbee Adapter to a Linux container. Had no issues with it. https:
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Royal Lives Clause(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by lhoff 4y ago|0 comments
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Disney vs. DeSantis dispute hinges on clause referencing King Charles III(theguardian.com)
25 points by lhoff 4y ago|8 comments
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by lhoff 4y ago
> What I want is more like a complicated stand mixer with a warming element. I have a Kenwood Cooking Chef (the older Version, has a 6.7L bowl). It kneads really well and has a heating function for up to 180°C (so you can also use it for
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Windows Critical ICMP Remote Code Execution Vulnerability(msrc.microsoft.com)
72 points by lhoff 4y ago|13 comments
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by lhoff 4y ago
My dad had a mk2 diesel. He used less than 5l/100km and drove for 200000 km until he sold it with 350000km. As far as i remember he never had a serious issue. It wasn't a comfortable ride but very reliable.
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Microsoft support logged in with QuickAssist and ran a crack to activate windows(twitter.com)
27 points by lhoff 4y ago|0 comments
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by lhoff 4y ago
He recently was a guest in Lex Fridmans podcast. https://lexfridman.com/tim-dodd/
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by lhoff 4y ago
> Hartmann either does not understand encryption, or client-based content scanning. There's a good chance Hartmann doesn't understand either :-( I think that is debatable and depends on your viewpoint. If you only look at the t
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by lhoff 4y ago
Previous Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24488224 The blogpost itself is a really entertaining read.
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by lhoff 4y ago
I can recommend Splid[1]. Very easy to use, low effort expense tracking app that supports shared tracking without any signup or the need of an account. Supports Multi-Currency. [1] https://splid.app/english
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by lhoff 4y ago
> Meanwhile youtube channels like LTT are printing money on low quality low effort content. I find this statement rather snarky and it is imho quite close to being against the HN Guidelines. Anyway I also think it is wrong. Sure not all
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by lhoff 4y ago
I think you understood the statement wrong. It also took me a second read to get it. Written differently the sentence could also be phrased the following: > Branson said he want's to have people around him that dare to tell him no.
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by lhoff 4y ago
I take the following: - Vitamin D (mostly during winter times) - L-Theanin ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03010... ) - Vitamine B12 (I am a vegetarian) - Omega 3 - Vitamin C + Z
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AMD Instinct MI300 ‘CDNA 3’: 24 Zen 4 CPU Cores, 128 GB HBM3(wccftech.com)
2 points by lhoff 4y ago|0 comments
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by lhoff 4y ago
It basically boils down to - you can reach it behind a NAT. I’m currently planning on installing a second small home-server at my parents place as a backup target. I thought about an easy, energy efficient way to turn it on and off. My curr
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by lhoff 4y ago
That is not entirely true. There is the „Verfassungsbeschwerde“. There are limitations in place that boil down to three criteria that have to be met. The complainant has to be personally, currently and immediately effected. The later is the
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by lhoff 4y ago
To add to the sibling comment, he uses a soldering iron to push the nut in. That’s why it is „sinking“, it’s melting the plastic.
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DeepMind CEO explains how AlphaFold predicted the 3D structure of every protein(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by lhoff 4y ago|0 comments
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by lhoff 4y ago
That stands for HTTP Strict Transport Security. Its a http header that basically tells your browser to only connect to this website via HTTPS/TLS for a configurable amount of time. Its a protection mechanism that prevents encryption st

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