neurostimulant

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by neurostimulant 1y ago
Big clans are basically companies with hierarchical power structure.
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by neurostimulant 1y ago
CropperJS is very simple and easy to use: https://fengyuanchen.github.io/cropperjs/ There is also React-Cropper if you want to CropperJS with React: https://github.com/react-cropper/react-cropper
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by neurostimulant 1y ago
> when I asked it how, it mentioned that it knows I live nearby. > The process for how it arrives at the conclusion is somewhat similar to humans. It looks at vegetation, terrain, architecture, road infrastructure, signage, and it jus
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
I thought Anubis author doesn't want you to remove the anime girl images? I guess kernel.org is exempted. gitlab.gnome.org still has the anime girl though. https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/funding
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
It's open source with MIT license, so you should be able to remove those images yourself if you want.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
> Once a machine is infected, the XWorm malware checks the Windows Registry for signs it is running on a virtualized environment and stops if the results are positive. Many (if not all) malwares do this now. Does this mean you don't
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Very cool! This plane suspiciously looks like a bird though: https://i.imgur.com/cUdnZTN.png
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Yeah, I think the co2 and o2 would diffuse in and out of the water below and eventually equalize, similar with how aquarium co2 indicator works.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
IIRC you'll need to register an account, use their official unlocker, then wait 2 weeks before your device is allowed to be unlocked. It's supposed to be done to hinder 3rd party sellers that flash custom rom with ads on phones th
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Home Assistant has Android Auto support. You can also buy a zigbee wireless switch and put it in your car, and configure homeassistant to open the door when that wireless switch is pressed.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Wasn't Intel's commercial compiler also dominated HPC space around that time period? I remember back then people would use cuda and icc for hpc stuff.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Such is life using macos on low dpi screen. A lot of apps render blurry texts :(
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Asuswrt-merlin custom firmware can be installed on some asus routers and supports wireguard, among other things.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
All those generated code would still need to be maintained, no? What happen when the customer found a bug and demand it to be fixed? Would the AI able to find the buggy code and fix it?
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Doubt cloudflare has anything to do with it. The operators most likely don't want to openly expose their website's ip addresses.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
I imagine driving a self driving car is like watching someone else driving as a passenger: "oh look, a railroad crossing with a train crossing" "we're getting close to the crossing, surely he noticed the train" &quo
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Mosh is great if you have spotty, high latency connection with a lot of packet loss.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
This requires the certificat's private key, right? Can you download the key for letsencrypt certificates generated by cloudflare?
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
When you buy a domain, they ask you which nameservers the domain should point to, right? They won't be able to do this shenanigan if you point it to nameservers outside of their control.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
I imagine it's due to the increasing number of card-testing attacks which cost them money, increasing risk for instant payout.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
There is a rumor that OpenAI might've used libgen in their training data.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
I guess you're not active in hacker news around 2013 because vagrant was absolutely popular here a long time ago. Mitchell Hashimoto showed up a lot too when we're talking about vagrant back then. If only you had procrastinated mo
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
They probably don't want their customers to use a competitor's product instead of Nomad.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
It was special when Mitchell Hashimoto was still at the helm.
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by neurostimulant 2y ago
Doesn't seem to be unique to OSS. Free/cheap stuff attracting the worse kind of people also happen in other fields.
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by neurostimulant 3y ago
> The fact that when I tap the WiFi and Bluetooth shortcuts in the notification panel to switch them off and they actually switch off is enough to keep me on Android. Uhm, I got a bad news for you: https://9to5google.com/
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by neurostimulant 3y ago
My android phone would refuse to unlock with biometrics and requires pin unlock every 24h. Is that manufacturer-specific feature?
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by neurostimulant 3y ago
If the server is small (<= 4gb of RAM), I would use k3s. For larger servers I would use rke2. Keeping them up to date is pretty easy, just update the os, update rke2/k3s, then restart the cluster.
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by neurostimulant 3y ago
I've been using rke/rke2 and k3s for a few years now. I still use docker compose, but once the docker compose file reaches certain level of complexity, I would migrate it to rke2 or k3s (depending on the size of the server).
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by neurostimulant 3y ago
If you don't have a good IP reputation or blocked ports, just use a relay such as mailgun or amazon ses for outgoing mails. Very easy to setup in mailcow.

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