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by lloeki 11mo ago
> I get constant "Making sure you're not a bot!" anime girls That's Anubis: https://anubis.techaro.lol/ There is an unbranded version available, allowing image customisation under a paid tier: https:
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> there are things that are universally considered good, or considered evil What a bold claim.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> you're circumventing the method of paying for content. Without an ad blocker I can stand up and walk to the next room - optionally muting audio output - then come back. Is that fraud? Or should I drink a verification can?
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Even the much-maligned raid5/6 is basically fine†. If you're concerned about the write hole, use -m DUP/raid1/raid1c2 instead of -m raid5. Plus raid-stripe-tree†† is coming - didn't check the status of it recently.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
"redundancy" might not be there correct word. If we had a single worldwide mega-entity serving 100% of the internet it would be both a monopoly and would have tons of redundant infrastructure. But it would also be quite unified; t
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by lloeki 11mo ago
gotcha, thanks for clarifying!
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> whether the ssh service is configured to allow or deny passwords. Given the consistent use of "password" instead of "passphrase", I think they meant an exfil'ed encrypted key is vulnerable to no-rate-limit brut
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by lloeki 11mo ago
TFA: > Note that the "private" key here is just a reference to the FIDO credential. It does not contain any secret key material.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> Only allowing packets from the outside related to a connection initiated from the inside. NAT a.k.a IP masquerading does not do that, it only figures out that some ingress packets whose DST is the gateway actually map to previous packe
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by lloeki 11mo ago
I mean that to protect the proverbial technology-challenged grandma it should be the default. And that it should even s,http://.*,,g them out.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> and then even browser and software. Firefox is adding non-free codec support like HEVC on the basis that the hardware decoder (reached at through whatever OS API) already has a license. No double dipping there. https://bugzi
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> getting my wife not to click on a link in a random email Hot take: MUAs should simply not make links clickable/copyable on render, or even strip any URI away completely.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
IIRC the operational plan involved having two of those as projection is much more limited (and notably cannot be continuous due to docked maintenance periods) with only one.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
I (and GP given their use of capitalised Symbol) was talking about Ruby symbols, which for the most part are more equivalent to their object_id than to their textual representation. What I mean by "integer" is not "pointer&qu
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> The rest of the world is on WhatsApp and doesn't even know what RCS messaging is. Absolutely _not_ the case here (France), the overwhelming default is SMS (and now RCS). Sure people use WhatsApp but also Telegram just as much thes
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by lloeki 11mo ago
When one consistently uses symbols for keys and strings for data then when you notice a `user[<String>]` it is a very visible, obvious mistake.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
A symbol really is just an integer which happens to have a fancy name when looked at from a user's point of view.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Back when RAM and HDD were using standard parts, Apple packaged manuals with documentation as to how to proceed to such upgrades.
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by lloeki 11mo ago
I don't usually have headache migraines but do have strong visual auras from time to time. Looking at this it first looked fun: "whoa, that's cool, this fovea thing is really smaller than I imagined" After a minute or so
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Netflix is already there for 4k streams
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by lloeki 11mo ago
The ISO 14855-1 standard for biodegradability: https://www.iso.org/standard/57902.html "Bio" BBs are made out of PLA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polylactic_acid And typically made out
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> Who is "we"? $dayjob; does it really matter who as long as it's an example of it being useful to someone? > putting types in a totally separate file is an abysmal UX. Is it though? I much prefer def frobz(fizbazb
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Yup! It was deprecated on `rubygems` 3.0 and removed on `rubygems` 3.2 https://github.com/ruby/rubygems/blob/v3.1.6/lib/ubygems.rb https://github.com/ruby/rubygems/commit&#
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> lack of static types RBS is a thing; we use it extensively. > Good luck finding where the `process` function is called from I don't use it like that but I seem to recall RBS itself has a query mechanism and can answer these kin
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> Nitpicking your nitpick That's not a nitpick, that's paraphrasing ;) > It used to not be part of the standard library, but it has been since Ruby 1.9, released in 2007. That's the mention of 1.8 I made, but it's
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> it’s built into Ruby! Nitpick: technically `Gem::Version` is part of `rubygems`, and while `rubygems` is (typically) packaged with Ruby, it's actually entirely optional , so much so that `rubygems` actually monkeypatches† Ruby co
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by lloeki 11mo ago
> Why are you worried about performance for a 2D game that's basically moving a few sprites around the screen? A game like this shouldn't be taxing for modern hardware > As some of the other comments imply that there are som
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Recently bought a washing machine. I looked at Miele, saw the requirement for using their refill containers (TwinDos†). Noticed an option for using not theirs as a fallback but it all seemed a bit convoluted. Then I took a look at some high
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by lloeki 11mo ago
The iTunes Store, which was embedded in iTunes, sure was a webview, but I don't think Apple Music ever was a webview? (Except maybe the "Home"/"For Me" pages which are just "discovery page" extensions
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by lloeki 11mo ago
Fun fact: the dates somewhat leak location as they appear to be in whatever local format the poster happens to have set up. Also this makes them somewhat unreadable because for some you can't tell if it's month then day or day the

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