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mmh0000
3y ago
My solution * use bank website for the one bank that requires it, otherwise I got a new bank account without silly fake security. * thepiratebay has everything Netflix and Disney does and it works anywhere
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mmh0000
3y ago
You may or may not be joking. But... As a (self-proclaimed) world-renowned pirate of all the media. A not insignificant part of my downloads come from OneDrive or Google Drive links. With MEGA in a close 3rd. Everything is else is torrents.
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3y ago
"More alarming, some media companies publish the same fake stories without checking facts first"[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fHfgU8oMSo
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3y ago
Besides the things in my first post, yes. It's better than what it replaced. The Tizen OS is a bit clunky, but if you hook it to something else (I'm using a Mac mini), you can avoid Tizen. The TV helpfully turns on to the last sel
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3y ago
I am annoyed, having just bought a Samsung Frame. I'm never going to give the TV access to my network, but without network access, many of the TV's settings are disabled. I only got a frame because I wanted a large >matte< d
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3y ago
It makes perfect sense; other replies have already made good arguments, but I'll add mine. I am not in agriculture. I know very little about farming, and there is nothing I can realistically do to fix or prevent agricultural mishaps. O
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3y ago
I was surprised that `strace` wasn't on that list. That's usually one of my first go-to tools. It's so great, especially when programs return useless or wrong error messages.
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3y ago
That's impressive. I expected, "Sure, it works, but the CSS is going to be a nightmare." Instead, the CSS is pretty, straightforward and easy to understand. I love it!
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3y ago
> So if you're trying to match a string without a newline at the end, you can't only use $ in Python! My expectation was having multiline mode disabled wouldn't have had this newline-matching behavior, but that
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3y ago
With `borg check`[1]. [1] https://borgbackup.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage/check.html
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mmh0000
3y ago
The Nmap book[1] covers this and a lot of other really cool tricks it can do. I highly recommend reading it cover-to-end if you use nmap at all. Related to spoofed IP scanning, check out Zombie Scans[2] [1] https://nmap.org/
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3y ago
Restic is nice because it has Windows support too.
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mmh0000
3y ago
In conjunction with Borg, look at InterServer[1] for a VPS. They provide some of the best cost-per-GiB storage. I've been using them for 3 years, and I prepay a year in advance. I've been super happy. They're cheap; maybe the
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3y ago
How fast do you want it? Speed: A firearm is hard to beat, but it leaves a bit of a mess for whoever finds you. An Exit Bag[1] is another option, though, you really got to have the willpower to follow through. Slow: Alcohol, tobacco, STDs,
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3y ago
John Mulaney | Venmo Is For Drug Deals[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBpDvCu8yYI
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3y ago
It’s also a lot harder. Does Intel support ECC? Last I checked it was only their enterprise cpus that did. What about AMD, they claim to support ECC, but, then tell you that you need a compatible motherboard. Now go on Newegg and try findin
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3y ago
What a weird thing to complain about. Just override the font if you dislike it that much. That's the great thing about the interwebs, it's all just text, you can format it however you want. Assuming you're using something bas
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3y ago
Well, that chart is really promising! As long as I can live past 87, each year after that I am less likely to die until I finally become immortal! At age 110 I have a 0.003% chance of dying. That's better than my current chance of 0.46
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3y ago
Honestly... As an end user, I prefer convenience over security in my everyday life. I have insurance for the rare instance someone steals it. The same goes for my house. I could live in a concrete bunker with no windows and steel doors, but
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3y ago
This has not been my experience with Kagi. I used DDG full time for years, but, got increasingly disappointed with the results. Paid for Kagi and, omg, I couldn't be happier. It's fast, it just works, it returns more useful result
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3y ago
"There's a reason you separate military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, then the enemies of the state tend to become the people."
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3y ago
This sounds really cool, but, doesn't work for me, on version 0.2.1: $ ./dockerc --image docker://docker.io/pivotalrabbitmq/perf-test --output yourmom $ ./yourmom 2024-03-07T03:10:54.145333Z: chown
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3y ago
I imagine the Aurora Store[1] (a privacy focused proxy to Google Play) would be a viable solution. [1] https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraStore [2] https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.aurora.s
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3y ago
HAMMER OF GOD[1][2][3][4][5] [1] https://www.fcc.gov/general/jammer-enforcement [2] https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-fines-florida-driver-48k-ja... [3] https://www.cnet.com/culture
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3y ago
As a date command format string: ``` $ date -u '+GMT %-j/%R:%S' GMT 66/17:05:57 ```
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3y ago
If you've never tried it, I highly recommend playing Kerbel Space Program[1] (it works on Linux, Mac, and Windows!). That game taught me so much about orbital mechanics, which led to rabbit holes of textbooks and videos[2]. The first b
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3y ago
Oh! This brings back memories. WebTV was my first "computer". I learned "hacking" (re: HTML) on this thing! WebTV started my entire future as a Linux SysAdmin.
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3y ago
May I point you to: https://www.thegamer.com/nintendo-defends-dolphin-lawsuit-sa... Nintendo Defends Legal Action Against Dolphin, Says Emulators "Stifle Innovation" and my favorite: "While we recogniz
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3y ago
I like that you think Firefox is the overkill in all of that. At least, your username compliments this post quite well. I would also like to thank you for sending me down a pointless rabbit hole which led to this cleaner madness: curl -
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Y2K Was a Joke and 2038
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