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by mzajc 6d ago
Something else worth mentioning is that the TLD can continue to exist, but you might lose your domain due to other... factors... outside of your control. Example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.eu#Brexit
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by mzajc 6d ago
Perhaps it's because thinking a genocidal maniac "did nothing wrong" says a lot about your character, your views on society, and what kind of "stuff" you find "cool".
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by mzajc 6d ago
> Politics is really not that serious, decent people can have wildly different views. What kind of views we're talking about are and how serious said politics are can vary greatly from situation to situation. From TFA: > I kicked
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by mzajc 6d ago
LineageOS does not come with Google Play services, so it's a lot quieter. It should also be possible to find all instances of outbound requests in its source. That being said, I ran tcpdump on my router for about 10 minutes with no bac
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by mzajc 12d ago
This is actually a great feature. I was rescuing an old disk with rsync and didn't want to restart the file transfer whenever it encountered an IO error, but rsync has (to my knowledge) no option to keep temporary files when an error o
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by mzajc 12d ago
Are you sure prompting a LLM to behave a certain way (in your case to split the task into 4 supposedly confined sub-tasks) is foolproof and can't simply be ignored by the LLM? To illustrate, take `examples/01_docker_cleanup_trap.m
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by mzajc 13d ago
I would hazard a guess that the people attending a YC event (!) to watch Sam Altman (!) talk with Garry Tan (!) would regard Paul Graham well irrespective of how the rest of the world sees him.
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by mzajc 14d ago
Unrelated to Zoom, but > I noticed it because I make heavy use of a "one-shot paste" tool which fulfills a single paste request and then terminates. Handy for filling in lots of fields of a web form – queue up pastes of several
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by mzajc 17d ago
> "`#16b8c4`. Yes. Apply it." > WebFetch en.wikipedia.org/…/Cyan > WebFetch en.wikipedia.org/…/Prussian_blue > WebFetch www.colorhexa.com/16b8c4 Brilliant.
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by mzajc 18d ago
Is there a reason this needs 8.7k lines across 59 files (according to scc)? The prompt itself seems to be in skills/i-have-adhd/SKILL.md, which is 140 lines long at just over 1.6% of the repository.
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by mzajc 23d ago
In this case the registry itself (Verisign) was the owner of the second-level domain, and they most certainly shouldn't be allowed to just drop your registration whenever they please.
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by mzajc 27d ago
As the article describes, it doesn't help, because the traffic originates from millions of unique residential IPs across hundreds of ASNs and countries.
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by mzajc 27d ago
> Why is git.kernel.org “interesting” to crawlers I think the post underestimates just how little thought and effort is put into these bots. I also run a cgit instance with far less interesting projects, and am not spared from the deluge
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by mzajc 27d ago
Dupe: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49454606 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49451313 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49450672 - https://news.ycombinator.c
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by mzajc 1mo ago
"Second, he spent some time questioning the Priests of Beauty, who eventually admitted that when the corpses of the [Whispering Earring] wearers were being prepared for burial, it was noted that their brains were curiously deformed: t
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by mzajc 1mo ago
Scotland is not a member of the EU since brexit.
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by mzajc 1mo ago
They remind me of the "Brought to You by Carl’s Jr" scenes from Idiocracy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAM1rSObk4c
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by mzajc 1mo ago
Software like 7-Zip supports many formats, even ones that are not usually treated as archives, and recognises them by magic bytes rather than extension. You can for example add a zip extension an EXE file, and 7-Zip will open it. A much mor
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by mzajc 1mo ago
My cgit instance is incredibly friendly to bots; I go out of my way to support git's fast "smart" HTTP protocol, and the clone URL is linked on every project's root page. I even included the full clone command on 429 err
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by mzajc 1mo ago
> Wayland is not a "display server", it's a display protocol. This is a huge part of what "user/dev hostile" means in my book; with Wayland, getting a working desktop always someone else's responsibilit
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by mzajc 1mo ago
As long as you're willing to re-sign and reinstall it every 7 days, that is. The free certificates Apple hands out have expiry set to a week, and AFAIK you can't configure your own iPhone to trust your own certificate.
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by mzajc 1mo ago
The gematria[0] of Norway is 96, while it's 60 for OpenAI. The deal is never gonna work. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gematria
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by mzajc 1mo ago
> $99/year developer membership Yeah... > then why not use a Raspberry Pi or something? Because a Raspberry Pi would be very inconvenient to use as a smartphone, obviously. Doesn't explain why it makes sense to treat one ARM
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by mzajc 1mo ago
Certified eleven nines SLA: 9.9999999999%
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by mzajc 1mo ago
Most of your comments on this site, including both of your comments on this thread, are differently-worded promotions of this one product. Please don't use the forum exclusively to advertise.
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by mzajc 1mo ago
Because security is the pretext, not the goal here. I'm sure browsers could have better security controls for extensions, but giving users extra control over software doesn't seem to be very popular among corpos nowadays.
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by mzajc 1mo ago
If you have systemd>=253 you can make use of LogFilterPatterns[0] (in .service files), but it's really unpredictable, cumbersome to work with, and does not work with user services or non-service log sources. [0]: https://
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by mzajc 1mo ago
> The easiest way to deal with the usual suspects is to just block the entire countries network range(s). Keep in mind that this should be paired with an ASN blacklist - MaxMind also has an ASN mmdb for convenience - because IP address t
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by mzajc 2mo ago
This is essentially just LLM output listing common smartphone components and various vaguely related trivia. Most of the "navigation" section isn't even about machine navigation for crying out loud, and the 10 second/wee
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by mzajc 2mo ago
"Bang-up" is a good description of what Seedvault does, because your backup will have holes in it. Anything made with Android's backup system has the same problem. Applications can specify that they can't be backed up, a

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