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metadaemon
3y ago
Weed is better in the states from that perspective. The best option is probably just working out though. Lifting can produce some fairly nice endorphins.
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metadaemon
3y ago
Hello best friend, you think I’m pretty cool right? That’s great because I’d love an invite :)
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metadaemon
3y ago
Going makes me think of Google, graping would have been a fun name.
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metadaemon
3y ago
Well not sure how possible that is with the current YAML implementation of config.
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metadaemon
3y ago
As a suggestion, you might want to modify the default config, I see a lot of people logging into #rust as the `halloy` user.
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metadaemon
3y ago
I pay for Kagi, love it and use it every single day. It's a full blown replacement for Google and my searches tend to trend more technical.
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metadaemon
3y ago
Yep, us-east-1 itself is online.
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metadaemon
3y ago
I think the more trustworthy reviews of products through sentiment is what I will miss the most. I really never read reviews anywhere else. I was even excited about https://www.looria.com/reddit doing review aggregation.
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metadaemon
3y ago
Wasn't aware of groups.io for ham discussions, thanks for posting! For USENET, I think I know the answer, but are there other consumption methods that you know of/recommend?
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metadaemon
3y ago
I know some of the guys that work there too, really cool people.
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metadaemon
3y ago
This also looks slightly bad on Uber as it had its own autonomous driving division that I suspect isn't doing well anymore.
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3y ago
Where do I invest?
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metadaemon
3y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or genuine sentiment.
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metadaemon
3y ago
TIL, thanks!
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metadaemon
3y ago
I'd say it's the boating, because of the implication
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metadaemon
3y ago
I was under the impression the socks feature no longer works, are you currently using it?
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metadaemon
3y ago
Well it's through Goldman Sachs, so no
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metadaemon
3y ago
I'm also a fan of LT, but most importantly I'm a fan of spreading the wonderful feeling you get from reading. If LT's recommendation algorithm is only good because of its pool size, then it's bound to fail at some point
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metadaemon
3y ago
ew gatekeeping.
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metadaemon
4y ago
This is the basis for my personal system of working with ADD
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metadaemon
4y ago
I'm not sure why, but collecting and looking at occult material that is old/rare is extremely fascinating to me.
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metadaemon
4y ago
Good on you for not subjecting someone to that.
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metadaemon
4y ago
+1 for Mullvad, I usually only buy time when I'm traveling to secure my traffic in airports/hotels/etc
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metadaemon
4y ago
I'm betting work gives him a free family subscription, ideally you'd have them as separate accounts, not sure how the local vault works under the hood in that situation.
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metadaemon
4y ago
Yes, but the article made it seem like they had RCE to his home PC. With that they installed the keylogger to retrieve the master key which they then used to decrypt the offline vault.
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metadaemon
4y ago
You probably at least need remote access within Plex in order to install new plugins, meaning you could probably run the exploit by just having his username and password.
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4y ago
I don’t think he’s necessarily working on his pc. He probably just had a shared LastPass account between work and his pc.
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4y ago
Wouldn’t that be susceptible to the same attack?
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4y ago
May be a facet of the page they have no control over and is a bit besides the point
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4y ago
To be fair, I'm not sure you want a ton of uniqueness when it comes to documentation, I just want to be able to find what I'm looking for. For example, IBM and ESRI have what I would consider to be terrible documentation because o
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