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by mhitza 4y ago
While I didn't have many projects recently that focused on EL distros. Last year, I wanted to publish a public AMI built on top of Rocky. However, someone at the time decided to configure the published Rocky Linux AMIs to disallow repu
902.
by mhitza 4y ago
The SensitiveParameter attribute is a really nice addition that isn't highlighted on the release page.
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by mhitza 4y ago
While not Tor, I browse I2P websites from time to time. tracker2.postman.i2p is a great torrent tracker if I want to easily get access to leaked material I read in the news about. And planet.i2p to see newly "registered" websites.
904.
by mhitza 4y ago
Most likely just a coincidence due to abbreviating NC urses D isk U sage
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by mhitza 4y ago
What's the battery capacity and what does powertop report as a discharge rate for casual normal web browsing and hd video playback in a separate tab? (mine is 9 - 14 W) I've never used a laptop with Linux that could stay unplugged
906.
by mhitza 4y ago
Among other things they use this free period of ChatGPT testing to further restrict what it should process/output. Yesterday I've been playing for about an hour or so with ChatGPT and invented a new language. After my session expi
907.
by mhitza 4y ago
Pretty cool, please make it run under HTTPS
908.
by mhitza 4y ago
My bet is on the microplastics that have been found everywhere, from the arctic snow[1] down to the placenta of unborn babies[2]. They are known to be endocrine disruptors, however they only got their media spotlight (as far as I am aware)
909.
by mhitza 4y ago
I know exactly what you mean. I'm going to try AoC this year again with Haskell, but this time around I'm just going to cheat and use it as an imperative language. {-# LANGUAGE BlockArguments #-} {-# LANGUAGE Strict #-}
910.
by mhitza 4y ago
I couldn't find out at a glance, but is the webrtc connection between peers encrypted or plain sniff-able?
911.
by mhitza 4y ago
What's the name of this "well-known hacking community forum"?
912.
by mhitza 4y ago
I take offense with you comment. It's not the first time I'm hearing about multi-region/multi-cloud in online tech forums, however reality doesn't match. I don't want to be snarky, but when large service providers l
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by mhitza 4y ago
I don't know how you can root for Intel. Until AMD made it's comeback Intel charged premium prices for very low performance improvement generation after generation. Intel is still the primary CPU on most laptops produced today; an
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by mhitza 4y ago
All US operated websites are technically illegal in EU (due to the CLOUD Act). Practically, they are still used en masse. In theory the next iteration of the Privacy Shield (or whatever name they are going to give it this time around) and w
915.
by mhitza 4y ago
There are so many ARIA guidelines on implementing alerts, modals, comboboxes and anything in between. Yet most don't have any equivalent presentational or functional counterparts in the existing browsers. Writing this comment, just as
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by mhitza 4y ago
I do. I live in Romania, and the bureaucracy level here is almost Kafkaesque. With digital services there's no paper pushing, the financial regulation in Estonia has been very stable, whereas in my home country it changes drastically a
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by mhitza 4y ago
Nowadays you can setup a Wise account (formerly TransferWise), as your bank account for an Estonian company. Got my company setup in Estonia last year.
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by mhitza 4y ago
This terminal could be good for people learning a new commandline tool. Can fish shell show inline the documentation for the command flags during completion? Tools with better DX (developer experience) are a market that's been tapped i
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by mhitza 4y ago
> Functional programming is a big mistake for some real-world code. The emphasis on "some" should be stronger in your comment, otherwise it reads, on a quick pass, as a broad dismissal of functional programming. Functional prog
920.
by mhitza 4y ago
That future is already here. Recently I've been researching a few physical products and online services, and Google search results returned multiple "articles" from various websites that seemed to be AI generated, with some s
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by mhitza 4y ago
Merino wool socks are definitely what I'd recommend for trekking.
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by mhitza 4y ago
I think you mean when semantic web was the next Big Thing. Better search would have been a nice side effect of a semantic web. I was a big enthusiast of all the potential a semantic web could have brought. In my opinion due to the rise of s
923.
by mhitza 4y ago
Never had the misfortune of receiving an alert when wearing headphones. And this topic is terrifying because I have already configured the EQ on my phone to boost a bit the sound and around 80% is already really loud. I'd prefer if the
924.
by mhitza 4y ago
There's an interesting DEFCON presentation on lock picking forensics[1]. I don't know if there's any certified agency that can do a forensics report which an insurance company would accept, but if there is such a thing, most
925.
by mhitza 4y ago
If you've went with chicken scheme, I recommend installing it from source code (has very few dependencies, so it isn't a time wasting process). The reason being that with the version that you might get from the OS package manager
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by mhitza 4y ago
What do you mean by "fixing that". Increasing even more emission limits? We are already going down a serious climate change path, so let's contribute even more on that front?
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by mhitza 4y ago
Most likely due to VAT and a bit of extra profit squeeze on top of that.
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by mhitza 4y ago
Or you know, their servers get hacked and everybody's notes are leaked. Or you get a nosie employee that just has raw access to your files. re2 has been on my radar for at least a year at this point, but given the lack of features, pri
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by mhitza 4y ago
The readme doesn't offer enough information to accept that it can be an alternative to elasticsearch. From what I can gather by skimming the information, it can only do word level matching and that it isn't some form of TF-IDF typ
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by mhitza 4y ago
Good luck running even something as "simple" as slack on a $30 dollar Android phone. If new you usually want to throw in at least 150-250$ for an Android phone that doesn't run things with high latency, at least in my experie

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