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Datarequests.org – Use your right to privacy(datarequests.org)
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by mehdix 5y ago
From the text: > One thing that UNIX does not need is more features. It is successful in part because it has a small number of good ideas that work well together. Merely adding features does not make it easier for users to do things – i
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The Linux kernel user’s and administrator’s guide(kernel.org)
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BusyBox FAQ(busybox.net)
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Unix_prog_design.pdf [Program design in the Unix environment](harmful.cat-v.org)
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by mehdix 5y ago
Everytime I see RSS on HN I'd like to recommend Aldo Gunsing's[0] work on creating a solution for managing Feeds, Calendars and Addresses. It takes some learning but it works fine. Couple it with Syncthing and you have them synced
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by mehdix 5y ago
I think the same. RSS and Atom feeds couldn't be riddled with ads/trackers and dark patterns so they don't generate revenue/control for corporations. However, they are great for the users. Keep them alive people.
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by mehdix 5y ago
Thanks for mentioning client side storage, I had not considered that.
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by mehdix 5y ago
As the sibling comment mentions, Stackoverflow would not know you have refused to save cookies on your previous visit, so it displays the banner again. That's precisely how it should be. If they want to know you without a cookie, they
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Donation to free knowledge – Wikimedia Fördergesellschaft(spenden.wikimedia.de)
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Shell Scripting Primer(developer.apple.com)
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by mehdix 5y ago
Environment should be the new constraint. Inefficient apps collectively consume energy that otherwise would have been saved and therefore contribute to global warming.
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by mehdix 5y ago
Years ago I had pain on my right hand after exessively using mouse. Since then I switch my hand when my right hand gets tired and it is just fine. The only minor annoyance is mouse pointers pointing from right to left.
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by mehdix 5y ago
I'm using it as my router and it is working with absolutely no problem for the last two years. The management page is accessible over ssh and https.
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by mehdix 5y ago
This was my first though as well, but not everything is in compiled form. For example see `bad34.py` in the Paramount-Plus-4k-Downloader repository.
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by mehdix 5y ago
I understand you OP. I'll add a little bit of my story hoping it would comfort you or people in similar situations. I went through a divorce with a massive emotional rollercoaster which devastated me for a few years. Lost excellent job
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by mehdix 5y ago
My little server on Hetzner is delivering to gmail and outlook since two years with no hiccups: postfix,dovecot,rspamd.
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by mehdix 5y ago
How would you go about them? So far I rely on Mullvad, privacy badger, ublock and random user agent.
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by mehdix 5y ago
I think falsifying your user agent would be critical. Even with e.g. Mullvad how many requests will it take until one is deanonymized? Let's say I'm using a crowded VPN exit, still I can be profiled based on my user agent, the vpn
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by mehdix 5y ago
I do it sometimes on a Pinebook Pro. It's like raspberry pi but with a solid aluminium body, a good keyboard and a good enough screen.
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by mehdix 5y ago
Most other users nowadays are likely to be your webserver, your application process, your database, your crawler, and a myriad of other long-running processes.
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by mehdix 5y ago
> Retiring RSS was a scheme, just like removing headphone jacks on modern cell phones, which was really a ply to make new insecure bluetooth and wireless headphone sales more money. Not only that, a headphone jack does not support DRM an
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by mehdix 5y ago
I still maintain an Atom feed on my website and any website I operat, and still curate my offline feed list and reader. I also urge you to do so. It's a remnant of the good old Internet. Moreover, I enjoyed writing an XSL stylesheet fo
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by mehdix 5y ago
Just add /s at the end and it would be a done thing.
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by mehdix 5y ago
I'm doing my part: - Degoogled for three years now - Voting with my money (such as supporting Pine64) - Self-hosting my website and some services - Self-hosting at work as much as possible - Learning and applying basic tech instead of
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by mehdix 5y ago
Making a PoC is a proactive way of tackling the problem. Thanks!
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by mehdix 5y ago
I see, the investors are where the money come from and engineering is where it is mostly spent. Good to keep it in mind. Thanks!
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Ask HN: How to advice a HW startup with building a SaaS product?
4 points by mehdix 5y ago|4 comments
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by mehdix 5y ago
This is exactly why I'm trying to add Timescale to our infra. InfluxQL is very limited and relying solely on Flux instead of reinforcing my SQL/Postgres understanding is not an option.
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by mehdix 5y ago
Companies must be forced to implement a subset of their features as part of some interoperability standard. The rest they can keep for their competitive advantage. I can't recall any industry who ever volunteered for this. Car makers d

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