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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   There is, click the views or date at the bottom
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   It partially depends on Zsh's NOMATCH and NULL_GLOB setopt: NOMATCH - print error when glob doesn't match; NO_NOMATCH - print literal GLOB character: setopt NOMATCH ls * => zsh: no matches found: * setopt NO_NOMATCH
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   That's a lot of needless typing; when you need to uninstall something, you can still use globbing to work around that annoying error message: # rm -rf /* </semi-sarcasm>
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   Would it matter if they had a "perfect" privacy policy? I don't believe there's anything legally that enforces it. So they can promise the moon then turn around and sell your data. Maybe I'm wrong here, but, My ment
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   Ha. I had the exact same experience. Thought wow cool! Quick flashlight! Instead the flashlight would frequently turn itself on while in my pocket. And on the flip side; when I wanted the flashlight to come on the phone frequently wouldn’t
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   > punching holes in my firewall I teach various Linux training courses. One of which is Containers. It always shocks several people per-class how Docker just blatantly ignores and rewrites existing firewall rules. And there's no rea
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   All of this is being insanely overcomplicated. Throwing more complexity at a simple problem might be "fun" from a nerd's POV, and, TBH, building this USB device sounds fun. But entirely unneeded while introducing more points
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   Um, have you ever looked at "stock photography sites"? Here's Getty, one of the largest: NSFW - https://www.gettyimages.com.au/search/2/image?phrase=nude%20...
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   by mmh0000 2y ago

   "Need" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. This is from just a quick unrefined search: https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/02/secret-service-ice-warrant... https://arstechnica.com/te
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    Everything can go in the dishwasher at least once. ;) But, on a more serious note. Over the years I've replaced everything in my kitchen that isn't dishwasher friendly with something that is. I do not want to waste the small amoun
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    iOS. But, also, this isn't the first time this has happened in MacOS either: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/11/macos-big-sur-launch...
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtbJbi6Sswg TL;DW: "It's better to walk than to run in the rain."
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    If I'm understanding this correctly, it's very closely tied to Google services, which makes it unusable for me because I don't have a Google Account. Are there any plans to add support for non-Google email addresses? Otherwis
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    Use the `read` method the other poster said, or ensure HISTCONTROL is set and then prepend a space to commands that contain secrets. $ export HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth $ echo 'supersecret' | whatever
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    This is an easily solved problem through both software and hardware. If you are frequently typing complex passwords, consider some alternatives: Software typing of password: Linux - ydotool / xdotool. Win/Mac have similar tools:
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    ublock origin (turn on a lot of the extra filters) sponsorblock (turn on a lot of the extra filters) sidebery Firefox Multi-Account Containers Uppity Vimium
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    I don't know which is cooler. The 3D scan itself or the 3D map in the browser. This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    To be fair (insert meme here) Maemo was "mostly Debian" as well, it was one of the big selling points. Except Maemo was quickly abandoned by Nokia and left unmaintained. To further complicate matters Maemo required arcane tools to
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    I want to like it... But, I've been bitten too many times by expensive Linux phones (Oh Nokia N900, how I wanted to love you. but you couldn't even make phone calls without threatening to crash). It's a little weird that ther
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    Um... https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidhambling/2024/10/11/terrif... Claiming "things aren't covered" just means you aren't looking. May I recommend: (Ignore the subreddit title
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    `Administrator` isn't the most powerful user on Windows, `SYSTEM` is[1]. Those lingering files are likely created/owned by SYSTEM [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/identity-...
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    Four spaces!? Absurd! Think of how many bytes you're wasting! In just your last code block your flooded the internet with 28 needless bytes!?!?!?!! If this keeps up soon we'll all just be downloading whitespace. Only two spaces ar
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    There is no way this is "just placebo" for me. I obsessively track everything I can, what I eat ( https://cronometer.com/ ), how I sleep ( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/autosleep-track-sleep
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    About 4 years ago, I got really into strength training and running. I quickly discovered that even a little (3oz of whiskey (2 shots)) would measurably and negatively affect my next day's workout. Usually just performance, but sometime
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    It has real "While you were partying, I studied the Blade..." meme energy to it.
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    You may want to ensure you have adguard setup correctly. I don't remember the exact steps the app tells you, but you have to go into Safari settings and manually turn a bunch of crap on. For me, on my iOS devices, adguard blocks every
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    Please allow me to improve your life: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adguard-adblock-privacy/id1047... https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hush-nag-blocker/id1544743900
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TGxBLBUC_VU
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    I'm assuming you're using ublock-origin, if so, ensure you have these filters enabled: EasyList EasyList – Cookie Notices EasyPrivacy Peter Lowe’s Ad and tracking server list uBlock filters – Ads uBlock filters – Pr
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    by mmh0000 2y ago

    We have a "four-car garage," and the minivan /barely/ fits. Once the garage door is shut, there's about 12" of clearance in the rear and 6" in the front. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8w