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by no_time 4y ago
>That or you can do what studios/rights holders so with movies and poison the well with broken downloads, bogus files, etc. Can you provide some proof of this happening? I'm curious because I've always thought about this b
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by no_time 4y ago
This is exactly what I had in mind. With integrated WiFi and crypto it couldn't get any juicier as a backdoor target...
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by no_time 4y ago
What's the industry's consensus on Espressif modules? As a layman they look like an insane deal. With western manufacturers $3.5 doesn't even get you a firm handshake whereas Espressif gives you a fully intergrated module wit
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by no_time 4y ago
Not much story. The wasm binary crahsed wabt (lol) so after getting frustrated with the state of the chromium tooling for wasm, I switched to messing with the android build. That one was super easy to deal with because it had symbols. Judgi
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by no_time 4y ago
The only 3 platforms that receive my money are Bandcamp, Itch.io and Steam. The first two are pristine from an ethical standpoint. I'm torn on Steam because it's not run as a typical USA corporation with all the anti consumer BS.
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by no_time 4y ago
Congrats for the author. Though I wonder: what's the catch when it comes to perf? I can't imagine QEMU devs leaving much performance on the table either.
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by no_time 4y ago
https://www.socialcooling.com/ This site explains better than I could.
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by no_time 4y ago
>You're implying the EU is this privacy guardian fighting these evil American tech companies. Except it was the EU who mandated data retention laws, the EU who banned prepaid cards over 150 euros, the EU who mandated countries relea
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by no_time 4y ago
1.) I have a work computer that is basically unprotected because it only has Chrome with a very lacking extension whitelist. It lives on its own VLAN because my regular one blackholes all requests to MS and this made my employer not so happ
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by no_time 4y ago
I unironically enjoy non-targeted ads. Every time I see one that has nothing to do with my interests, I know that my meticulously tuned home network and browser settings are working.
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by no_time 4y ago
As an EU citizen all I can say is: Get fucked. I hope the EU grows a spine and actually doubles down instead of bowing to US pressure. >Fine for Meta more than tenfold from € 28 million to € 390 million. Third case on WhatsApp pending. S
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by no_time 4y ago
The only explanation I can give to all this is that the people just don't care. In fact, they are happy to trade away privacy and freedom for the illusion of safety.
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by no_time 4y ago
Is there a significant difference between doing HTTP over TLS vs HTTP over WireGuard? I enjoy WireGuard and it's tooling but in this case TLS seems like the better, battle tested option without any significant downsides if all you are
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by no_time 4y ago
>Below are just a few examples of third-party scripts that might be a good candidate to run from within a web worker. The goal is to continue validating commonly used services to ensure Partytown has the correct API, but Partytown itself
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by no_time 4y ago
Tangent, does anyone know where can I buy a small mechanical ringer module like that? I'm probably feeding the wrong terms into ebay but the best it can do vintage doorbells.
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by no_time 4y ago
>Goodbye Hacker News. See you tomorrow
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by no_time 4y ago
>God would help solve the boredom problem. So I'm not terribly worried either way. Cease to exist = can't worry about it. Continue to be conscious = won't worry about it. Great idea. It will probably take a while for me to
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by no_time 4y ago
Huh neat. When are you adding user override to prevent corporations from having complete control over the devices we own?
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by no_time 4y ago
An eternity to be concious is a long time. Over an infinite amount of time it can go wrong in an infinite number of ways. Seeing your loved ones is great. Exhausting the total combination of <1hr long conversations with them over an in
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by no_time 4y ago
I just feel that in general. Lying in bed on most nights I can "feel" my body disintegrating. Forever, irreversibly as I drift into cold nothingness. To end on a positive note, I still find it less terrifying than the alternative,
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by no_time 4y ago
>the EDID on one of them failed Can it just do that out of the blue? How did you even nail down that as the root cause?
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by no_time 4y ago
Their strong point has always been design and branding. I love their fonts and a few years ago they were the only ones with a patched libfreetype that didn't make your eyes bleed. As for engineering decisions, let's just say bette
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by no_time 4y ago
Is this any better in performance? Looks like rust bolted to a system webview (chromium in the case of Windows) instead of electron (chromium bolted to v8)
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by no_time 4y ago
Nothing will work. You need to get a platform authentication capable usb key. It's the nature of the beast and I'm not happy about it either. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web
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by no_time 4y ago
By new forum software, do you mean Discourse? Like: https://forum.openwrt.org/ It took some getting used to but now I'm actually starting to prefer it to phpbb esque forums. Apart from the terrible space utilization th
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by no_time 4y ago
I wonder what goes into porting an AMD64 C project into arm64. Do you just make clean && make on your new machine? Is C portable enough to do that granted there is no inline assembly involved?
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by no_time 4y ago
Reminds me of Moloch, the packet capture and indexing software[0]. I wonder why it was renamed and moved out of the AOL github org... [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22949604
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by no_time 4y ago
Firmware signature verification is almost done in mask ROM exactly to prevent this.
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by no_time 4y ago
Does it have some sort of "secure" boot? If it doesn't, I might pick up a few to try to de-amazon it. The hardware does indeed look pretty cool.
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by no_time 4y ago
The fact that fucking AGE OF EMPIRES II/III DE doesn't have LAN is ridiculous. Atleast for AoE III DE there is a server emulator because MS servers only do matchmaking.

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