neop1x

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by neop1x 7y ago
Will /etc/hosts still work? I was surprised it is ignored completely after DNS over HTTPS is enabled. I don't see why it can't first consult this standard local source regardless of DoH. This is making development more p
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by neop1x 7y ago
My error rate in recognizing handwriting would be much higher than a free, open-source recognizer. I am very bad at recognizing other people's handwriting. I don't understand your need for 0 errors. Real life is full of errors and
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by neop1x 7y ago
Since I started using MovieLens.org and let it learn what I like, I get pretty decent recommendations. I am also adding tags after I watch the movie. Recommendations has to be highly personal. Thumbs up/down is not enough. And global r
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by neop1x 7y ago
"unless for some reason you use an iPhone, which forbids other browser engines, which is far worse than anything Microsoft ever did, but we just kinda accept it for some reason." - yes...what is that reason? How is it even possibl
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by neop1x 7y ago
"LXD containers are more secure than docker in general" Please explain. This statement doesn't look correct to me. Both use the same technology - namespaces and cgroups. LXC is just meant to host the full OS installs, so you
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by neop1x 7y ago
How is docker container, running a process as unprivileged user with reduced capabilities security disaster? With Kubernetes you can even have network policy or service mesh with mTLS. Compare it to bunch of bare processes running on the sa
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by neop1x 7y ago
I used to work in C and PHP before. Then decided to look at Go, despite not liking big binaries it produces (at the first sight), I immediately fell in love. Go made programming fun for me again! Thanks everyone involved making Go happen. I
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by neop1x 7y ago
Getty should sue Pinterest! Their whole business is based on sharing 3rd-party pictures. And forcing you to register in order to browse. I don't understand how they still can continue doing business...
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by neop1x 7y ago
Lesson #1: Have a solid product or service which really solves problems many people have. Lesson #2: Don't try to boost sales just via marketing. Great product sells itself through word of mouth.
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by neop1x 7y ago
I like it. If you want, you can make local encrypted backup. If you are lazy (and lots of terrorists and drug dealers probably are) you just flip the iCloud switch on at the first prompt. :) I have read that airport security is also not 100
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by neop1x 7y ago
There is simply NO excuse to use anti-cheat rootkits. Machine learning is starting to be mainstream and soon there will be bots interacting with HID like humans, with all anti-cheat running. You simply can't trust anonymous clients, ne
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by neop1x 7y ago
What a nice century we live in that we have time for describing and discussing these kind of problems. :)
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by neop1x 7y ago
...but it works everywhere (Win/Linux/Mac/Phones/Tablets/Consoles/Cars), no need to fight with incompatible shared dynamic libraries or ask users to install 20 native library dependencies. And the webapp is dev
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by neop1x 7y ago
That's true but some of that could already be implemented in browsers itself. E.g. web page could request to be in a separate window with different icon and ask for OS-wide api permissions. Now we have to run several fully-featured bro
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by neop1x 7y ago
Slack? "This invite link is no longer active.". Their official Slack link in the docs: https://googlecloud-community.slack.com/join/shared_invite/e...
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by neop1x 7y ago
Except for device-specific fuel gauge / type sense pins. Some devices won't run with arbitrary baterry unless they can successfully communicate with the IC in the battery.
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by neop1x 7y ago
I have one box acting as a router, NAS, DVB-T receiver, NAS and the other box as HTPC. Both are based on desktop motherboards and I also run Kubernetes (kubeadm) on them, with more CPU-intensive tasks assigned to non-HTPC so it doesn't
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by neop1x 7y ago
Yes, on mobile. Now it's ok, it seems to be a direct link now. Previously it was terrible, really barely readable, in a thumbnail mode like this https://imgur.com/a/oKm3fP1 which presented this https://
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by neop1x 7y ago
That's a similar nonsense as is the broad-scale surveilence to prevent terrorism. Botnets can already build a decentralized store of IP addresses, bypassing public DNS completely. Centralization makes some people, organizations or stat
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by neop1x 7y ago
I am curious when the hackers will start stealing ~/.kube/config. In the default Kubernetes install on-premise, a token or admin certificate is just laying there, unprotected and adding a passphrase to the cert is not supported. S
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by neop1x 7y ago
Why using proprietary Apple News when there are so many news aggregators and even RSS readers? Isn't it just laziness?
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by neop1x 7y ago
I've seen a few such websites. Hit back button and never visited them again.
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by neop1x 7y ago
The text in that image on Imgur is barely readable due high compression. Please consider hosting the image on your site next time or someplace where they don't compress that much.
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by neop1x 7y ago
I would also never connect smart TV to the internet. Years ago we purchased dumb plasma TV and set up a Linux box on older PC. The main part is Kodi (XBMC) which has addons for various online services + we have Tvheadend on another box for
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by neop1x 7y ago
Yes, that's an unfair practice. Ans they disable Google cache at the same time. Why do I see it in the results when I can't read it without making an account, or worse paying some subscription. It should be hidden then.
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by neop1x 7y ago
agree, Twitter is also making it harder to use it without an account + it is terribly slow webapp
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by neop1x 7y ago
JavaScript was made to add a bit of interactivity to webpages. Like "click the button to expand the text". What is it now? There are whole javascript frameworks being made. Maybe soon web(sites) won't even use HTML anymore bu
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by neop1x 7y ago
There are many ETFs which can be invested in in Europe. See the screener https://www.justetf.com/de-en/find-etf.html
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by neop1x 7y ago
I have a feeling that modern society doesn't motivate scientistis and mathematicians enough. It's easier and better-paid to do some marketing, big data or game industry job. Tech startups are raising millions to develop remotely
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by neop1x 7y ago
I don't quite like this way of "decentralization". If I understand it correctly, you have to pick up a provider to make an account. And then other providers can somehow link your provider seamlessly. Nice, but if my provider

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