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by mmh0000 3mo ago
Yes, that is what they're referring to. The technical details behind it are kind of cool. It's a "bug" of the JBIG2 compression algorithm. See 1, 2 [1] https://community.apryse.com/t/jbig2-compressio
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
You know you can lie right? As far as openrouter knows my name is Bob Dole.
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
If you really want to do things manually, like telnet but with ssl, see OpenSSLs sclient: openssl s_client -connect my.mailserver.com:465
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
I use this in all the various little bash scripts I have running via timers. I love curl. local email_body=$(cat <<- PANCAKE From: ${SMTP_FROM} To: ${SMTP_TO} Subject: BACKUP SCRIPT FAILED $0 backup script failed on ${HOSTNAM
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
You may enjoy this: Quake 3 Source Code Review: Network Model (Part 3 of 5) https://fabiensanglard.net/quake3/network.php
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
If you want Anthropic (or others) but anonymously, what you do is use https://openrouter.ai/pricing and fund your account from any of your preferred cryptos.
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
This is neat, and thank you for sharing! I've been wanting to set up something exactly like this for my own use, but... You know, time is limited. This is just enough scaffolding to have a little project for Monday morning!
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
The immutable fs thing isn't just Bazzite; it's a fork of Fedora Silverblue[1] (it sounds like AI wrote this, but it didn't! I fear I am becoming the AI...) Immutable filesystem-based operating systems became fairly widely us
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
386BSD came out about the right time, but as noted, development was slow, and the original author abandoned it pretty quickly while at the same time Linux was actively gaining traction and growing rapidly. Quotes below: "No one els
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
Ha! That’s some rose-colored-glasses view of BSD history. The lawsuit didn’t help. But the BSD developers shot themselves in the foot when they refused to support x86, referring to it as a “toy”. It wasn't until Linux came along and st
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
You mean the website that hijacks, then breaks, the back button making it incredibly annoying to read? I gave up after the 2 faq links.
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
Fun fact: Firefox has this capability built-in[1]: Just press: ctrl+shift+s or you can add it to the toolbar [1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/take-screenshots-firefo...
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
Such as? For example? For instance? You know we're using, right now, this very cool thing called the Internet. And there's a somewhat new capability in it that lets you link directly to other documents!
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
Because what do you think matters more in an online game: A. Smooth and consistent client experience, where bullets hit what you aim at (client-side prediction) where aimbots and wallhacks work. B. Jittery/laggy client experience, wher
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by mmh0000 3mo ago
I don't think it's just "somebody"; I think it's a lot of bodies. I'm downvoting him too because he vibe-coded a super simple "app", then is trying to sell it here as some life-saving tool . My main c
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
What's funny is that Sony has done this before![0] I've had a personal boycott against Sony products due to this. "The feature was controversially removed by Sony since system firmware update 3.21, released on April 1, 20
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
Live Kernel Patching has been around for about 20 years[-1] now. Red Hat Enterprise Linux[1] and Oracle (Enterprise Linux) Unbreakable Linux[2] both use it as a selling point. This feature is still a bit ad hoc because, in most setups, rebo
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
That's not quite true, you just need to add the `insecure-registries`[1] option with a list of either IP (or ip ranges) or hostnames that you want to allow without TLS. ```/etc/docker/daemon.json { "insecure
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
I’ve always managed this problem in a different way. I don’t know if my way is better, but it works really well for me. I treat my powerful desktop computer as my main machine. Then I have a bunch of laptops. Then I just rsync my entire hom
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
That video makes a lot of claims that sound reasonable, but doesn't provide data to back it up. For example, in the first 30 seconds, he says that at the beginning of the Iran War, AI was used to strike 900 targets in 12 hours. Which h
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
And gps guided missiles were doing that since the 80s. Humans are already really good at killing each other. Yeah it sucks the tech will be used for that. But it changes little.
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
Yeah, LLMs are a national security issue on par with spellcheck.
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Comparing Email Address Validating Regular Expressions (2006)(fightingforalostcause.net)
3 points by mmh0000 4mo ago|0 comments
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
https://fightingforalostcause.net/content/misc/2006/compare-... This is one of my favorite articles on validating emails using RegEx, I fondly remember reading it over 15 years ago. It's stuck with me ev
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
On desktop Firefox, if you scroll while the mouse is on the top half of the first row of images, it goes very wonky.
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
Just contact the original author. You may need to pay extra for the Medium.
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
I do not know how this site managed to break mousewheel scrolling so badly, but I am quite impressed.
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by mmh0000 4mo ago
Unless I greatly misunderstood. That's a misleading title, there's no running of Doom code. They're displaying screenshots on E. coli, which is very cool!
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GameStop Discloses First Quarter 2026 Results(investor.gamestop.com)
1 points by mmh0000 4mo ago|0 comments
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GoPro warned it may not survive(thenextweb.com)
85 points by mmh0000 4mo ago|76 comments

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