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by mmh0000 9mo ago
Maybe E2E, but the data eventually has to be decrypted to read it. Then you learn that every modern CPU has a built-in backdoor, a dedicated processor core, running a closed-source operating system, with direct access to the entire system R
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
I have to agree, XFCE is great! It's weird that when using something like Windows, KDE, or Gnome, I notice a delay between clicking and the thing happening on screen. It's maybe 100ms or so, but after using XFCE for years, there&#
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
You're not wrong. I know I need to put more work into it. Just haven't had time. I'm "protected" by the fact Podman doesn't automatically update the latest image even when using the latest tag. I was more showi
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
I run this periodically from a little shell script; I "should" automate it, but time is scarce. ⟩ cat ~/bin/icloud_download #!/bin/bash mkdir "$(pwd)"/{photos,cookies} 2> /dev&#x2
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
Yes... Let me ask my corporate overload and wait 2 weeks for permission to download my family photos.
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
As others mentioned, Red Hat (and SUSE) has been amazing for the overall Linux community. They give back far more than what the GPL requires them to. Nearly every one of their paid "enterprise" products has a completely free and o
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
Kubernetes is really not overkill. Kubneretes is exactly what you make it. Throw in a bunch of "magic" operators that no one understands, configure complex SDN overlay networks, and use invasive security sidecars. Make Kubernetes
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by mmh0000 9mo ago
If you have a UV flashlight, these dots are visible with decent vision. And of course we have to include the Wikipedia entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printer_tracking_dots
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
> I wasn't even aware that was possible. That's why you should always read the manual! These aren't hidden and secret settings: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/settings And, if you really
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Ha! Great minds think alike! I posted the same thing 3 seconds slower =(
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Just an FYI to several of the posters here. You CAN set these as env vars in your shell, but I prefer to stick 'em in the Claude settings.json: $ cat ~/.claude/settings.json { "env": { "CLAUDE_C
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
See also: https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000279881-Se... Android does not support CalDAV or CardDAV, which are used to sync calendars and contacts. However, a workaround is installing a C
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
> The experience on iOS is similarly frustrating. I agree with "frustrating," but it is solvable without 3rd-party software. https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000279941-Se..
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
You need https://www.davx5.com/ It'll do bi-directional sync between Android contacts/calendar and Fastmail (or any other CardDav/CalDav server) Also available on F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
I really would like a new shell that wasn't based on a poorly designed programming language from the 1960s[1][2] However, I need to know sh/bash well because they're the tools installed by default; in any "well-establish
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
A hosts file will do the same as pihole, but locally. Buttttt, this goes back to my original post. DO NOT INSTALL MALWARE. Because that's my first rule, I don't use apps with ads. Generally, if I can't do a thing from a stand
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
PiHole is fine, I guess. I'm not a huge fan of it personally because: - It's local network only, and while I can VPN home, I don't always want to - It has a high maintenance overhead, at least for me. It would block too
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
I am shaken to my core (sorry, wife hates that phrase, so I have to use it everywhere) at how many posters here see ads. I'm of the opinion that if you're seeing ads on your hardware, which you paid for, your computer is broken. T
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Don't misunderstand my original post. SELinux is AMAZING. But, if SELinux in the default "targeted" policy is the thing that's protecting you, that's good, but it means there are some major bugs or misconfiguration
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
I liked your list and wanted to add my own. I'm not really into Apple products; I use an iPhone because my wife threatened me with physical harm if I didn't. Generally, I use Linux, so I want to use things on my phone that I can a
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Hiding from SELinux is clever, but SELinux (for most users not running MLS) is a final level of defense. If you get to the point where SELinux is saving your butt, you've got problems higher up in the stack. For me, the real scary part
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
There are many responses to this, but I'll start with: Security through obscurity is not security [1] When only l33t underworld h4x0rz know about software flaws, there is very little incentive or ability for regular software developers
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
The UN has literally no power. It was created to be a place for world leaders to attempt negotiations before blowing each other up. All that would accomplish is removing potential peace talks. The violence would still occur.
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
I love em dashes — they're the greatest — it makes me very sad that LLMs have tarnished their reputation. Back in the days before LLMs, I went out of my way to set up the Compose key on Linux, just so I could do cool things like —, ®,
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Fun fact! Near the shore they actually do bury the cables with a plow[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQVzU_YQ3IQ&t=50s [2] [2] There are far better videos that show this, but I'm on mobile and not going to
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Obviously, you're joking. But how hard could it be to get a Cat 395 excavator in there? Dig a little trench and bury it. Sounds like a weekend project to me. Has someone told the telecoms this?
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
If I'm rewriting history ... why not just squash? But also, rewriting history only works if you haven't pushed code and are working as a solo developer. It doesn't work when the team is working on a feature in a branch and we
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
True but. There's a huge trade-off in time management. I can spend hours OCDing over my git branch commit history. -or- I can spend those hours getting actual work done and squash at the end to clean up the disaster of commits I made a
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
Antipaywall - https://archive.is/20251230202215/https://www.ft.com/content...
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by mmh0000 10mo ago
A random, childless dude shows up at the daycare (likely on Christmas day, when the place would be empty), acting unhinged and demanding "where are the children," and acts offended when they won't let him in. That's a to

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