mr_sturd

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by mr_sturd 11y ago
The next great explainer?
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
I have been using Syncthing on my desktop machines to share my KeePass database between them. My home server keeps a copy available via SFTP, which is accessible using the KeePass2Android app. That saves me the manual process of updating o
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
Ah KeePassHTTP would be lovely on Android, too, but I'll live with temporarily stashing the passwords in my clipboard for the time being.
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
I'll second nilved's suggestion of KeePass . The database is encrypted and stored on the local machine. I currently use Syncthing to share it between my devices.
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
from the 10,500-Mile Gas Main; > Since 9/11, the points where it comes ashore have been patrolled daily. Perhaps there is a squad of them swimming up and down that stretch of river. (!)
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
I was scrolling down the page wondering why he was dismantling it... Mondays.
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
Nilay Patel has the audacity to say that the mobile web sucks [0]. No. It's just your website that sucks, mate. [0] - https://www.theverge.com/2015/7/20/9002721/the-mobile-web-su...
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
Perhaps just of the ones where [the founder] has their feet still firmly on the ground.
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
I imagine it would be easy for them to ignore the individual requirements of countries. But individual users would have to be able to broadcast in order to communicate here, and would therefore be more at risk of being found by authorities
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by mr_sturd 11y ago
Come annexe Northumberland, when you do.
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
> I figure you could setup a 3D 360 camera in front of a group of volunteers, and then just use that video for the VR experience. If it is indeed immersive, the silence following the delivery of a killer joke would be excruciating.
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
I always thought he'd be that way. I remember an old copy of The Secret of Monkey Island had a comic take on anti-piracy protection [1]. [1] - https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/df/Secret
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
Seems to me like an excerpt from Powers' book on the subject, Drugs 2.0 . It's a great read. Starting out describing the evolution of drug use, and the relatively recent implementation of laws to control the substances. Progres
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
Carmack's piracy protection was bleeding-edge stuff, back then! https://github.com/keendreams/keen/blob/master/kd_main.c#L39...
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
I started using Mitro , recently for the same thing. I had been slowly working on a system which would store pseudo-randomly generated salts and store one for each individual domain. It would detect which site I was entering my password
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
In that case, I'd be interested to read their literature around MDMA and compounds of the 2C-X variety.
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
His work is also discussed at some length in Mike Power's Drugs 2.0 , it's an interesting read.
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
Synthesized - yes. But Alexander Shulgin extensively synthesised, tested and documented - both the process and the psychedelic effects of - thousands of psychoactive compounds.
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by mr_sturd 12y ago
It's probably just a touchstart event that it's listening for - just as their Metro interface neglects anything to do with mouse and keyboard.