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by lloeki 4mo ago
Rust being literal Fe2O3 makes a convincing argument that aluminium sure oxidises but doesn't rust pretty much by definition ;)
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by lloeki 4mo ago
You can absolutely set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for yourself, it's really not that hard if your difficulty reference point is self hosting email. I did it like 10 years ago and I don't think it has changed. Self hosting is hard (wh
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by lloeki 4mo ago
This is the smoking gun
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by lloeki 4mo ago
> why Google which has both Gemini and Android can't figure this out, Not the first time an incumbent has four aces in hand and appears to be entirely unable to make anything of it. > and if there are lessons to draw from that Le
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by lloeki 4mo ago
Well given there's no abuse of refractive light bending it looks more like whatever frosted glass existed before liquid glass. Also this flag has square corners.
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by lloeki 4mo ago
I feel what makes it work well here is also that it's not perfectly transparent so you can still see it wave in the wind and make out it's rectangular shape. I'd definitely take that into consideration for a digital version
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by lloeki 4mo ago
Is it measured in Thaum? (which, as everyone surely knows by now is the amount of magic needed to create one small white pigeon or three normal-sized billiard balls)
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by lloeki 4mo ago
> Writing a story in which a toaster in conscious is not even new Fixed the link for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRq_SAuQDec (Hah. It gets eerily relevant starting at 2:37)
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by lloeki 4mo ago
Its future isn't over there because it moves in that direction, instead it moves in that direction because its future lies over there. Relatedly: > [General Relativity] basically says that the reason you are sticking to the floor ri
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by lloeki 4mo ago
Hmm. I could swear it wasn't there, hence my posting. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry for that.
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by lloeki 4mo ago
They're Made out of Meat - Terry Bisson, 1991 https://web.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/writing/prose/text/think... Radio play by Miriam Tolan and Russ Armstrong: https://www.wnycstudios.o
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by lloeki 4mo ago
RAM disk is, like, the brd module on Linux, which allocates and exposes a /dev/ram0 block device. From the project description this looks like it, exposing a raw block device backed by VRAM (with some trip through the nbd protocol
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by lloeki 4mo ago
As a Fastmail user, every time I have to use Gmail for work I'm aggravated by the absolute stupid UX of it which seems to have been thoroughly ruined around the Material Design era; it also seems to be unable to handle basic operations
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by lloeki 4mo ago
> How do you deal with overcommit echo 2 > /proc/sys/vm/overcommit_memory
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by lloeki 4mo ago
> We do not have great insight as to how we ride a bicycle, and we do not have much useful advice for someone who is learning. I indeed balked at this, finding both of those sentences wildly incorrect, as someone both having been taught
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by lloeki 4mo ago
> 2.X to 3.X (for reasons I can't recall) Many big structural changes, IIRC bundler integration, plugins became engines, etc... It was the big Rails+MERB merge.
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by lloeki 5mo ago
> If the ring uses Bluetooth to sync the data to your phone and the phone syncs data to the Oura servers, but the data is in the clear on your phone, then by this definition, it is not E2E encrypted. Yet another angle would be that bot
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by lloeki 5mo ago
My region is maybe not so affected as others, so I pay for subscriptions, watch something a bit, get annoyed by the craptastic 480p quality cap on non-blessed systems (a.k.a Linux), and try to find alternative sources for the same material
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by lloeki 5mo ago
Interestingly they're opposites really, people try to run DOOM on anything, while they try to run anything in Minecraft. This is closer to PSDoom: https://www.cs.unm.edu/~dlchao/flake/doom/chi/chi.ht
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by lloeki 5mo ago
That there will be consequences either way isn't up for debate, I think you lot both agree on that. The issue that is being taken is about "too little too late", which is being interpreted as "since even in the best case
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by lloeki 5mo ago
>> Takes decades to build/ projects run over time and budget As much as any large scale energy project. Per kW it is quite effective. The implication of GP's reasoning is that were Green not yelling about nuclear these would
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by lloeki 5mo ago
> Someone [...] pissed the maintainer off enough to stop working on it FTFY, e.g nvim-treesitter: https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter/discussio...
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by lloeki 5mo ago
In the realm of flammable computer parts and adjacent devices, there's the somewhat related lp0 on fire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lp0_on_fire
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by lloeki 5mo ago
Look at Punkt MC03 + AphyOS, scroll down to "Subscription: 2 years free of charge" and expand. https://www.punkt.ch/products/mc03-premium-secure-smartphone There's a little bit - but barely - more about
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by lloeki 5mo ago
Came to see if someone commented on that. I have generally seen Garmin as one of the good ones on several criteria: - when hit by ransomware, disclosed publicly, bit on the data loss and told them to fsck off - devices can very much operate
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by lloeki 5mo ago
This begs to be able to send MIDI events!
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by lloeki 5mo ago
I've seen something similar, solutions generated feel very pythonic or javaesque in languages that are neither Python nor Java (C, Rust, Ruby) I've had to explicitly direct the machine to read existing sibling code and follow the
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by lloeki 5mo ago
I'm not sure I follow, presumably if these are using the Keychain API they're doing so via the app, to which you must be logged in, so they are already tracking you and the keychain thing achieves... nothing?
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by lloeki 5mo ago
There are entire vulnerability/fault/misdesign classes that are fairly general and appear to naturally emerge. See e.g the lock screen gap that another commenter noted in a nearby thread.
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by lloeki 5mo ago
And if they want name resolution, maybe even names that reflect the scope of its location like .localhost or .internal

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