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octagons
2y ago
To be clear, I didn’t register anything. I just have a configuration that serves records for a zone like “artichoke.” on my DNS server. Internal hosts are then accessible via https://gitlab.artichoke , for example.
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octagons
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Against much well-informed advice, I use a vanity domain for my internal network at home. Through a combination Smallstep CA, CoreDNS, and Traefik, any services I host in my Docker Swarm cluster automatically are immediately issued a signed
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I wasn’t aware that ImHex had this feature - perhaps I’ll try it! I’ve been singing the praises of 010 Editor for years specifically because of its template and scripting features, the former of which is nearly identical to this DSL.
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octagons
3y ago
For anyone trying to understand the issue at hand, this is an excellent summary. Thanks for your comment!
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octagons
3y ago
The shadiness largely comes from the fact that transporting insects can be a risk to the environment. Permits to ship live ant queens are not hard to obtain, but there are laws that prohibit certain species from being shipped to certain are
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octagons
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I’d love to discuss contributing further. Do you have a link to a GitHub repository or organization?
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I’ve also experienced this using GAN. Be wary and use common sense. I never bothered reporting it but I’d be willing to bet we’re talking about the same person. They listed the same advertisement in basically every state with a different Go
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3y ago
If you found this story interesting, you may be interested to know that antkeeping is a rewarding and fairly inexpensive hobby. The Global Ant Nursery (GAN) project run by AntsCanada, a popular YouTube channel, is a great way to obtain new
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I am an avid ant hobbyist and use AntWeb regularly to aid in identification and distribution of ant species when hunting for new queens. I’m glad to hear about this change - the site had needed a bit of a refresh for a while!
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Fickling – A Python pickling decompiler and static analyzer
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I would love something like this targeting a broader category of machines. For example, keeping track of when I last changed the oil in my lathe or pressure washer and notifying me to do some kind of regular maintenance. Somewhere to keep t
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3y ago
I wonder if there are any MonkeyRadio fans lurking around HN?
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What’s the point of this article? It cites a paper from 2007 and references another paper from 2010. It’s an interesting factoid, but very dated information and the article adds nothing by way of journalism.
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Efficiently managing Tamagotchi devices with AWS IoT (2023)
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Nope, but I can see why you’d think that. Honestly, I wanted to choose my words carefully because of the often politically charged tone that can often be interpreted/intended when uttering the word “China.” I studied Chinese language,
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Just guessing based on the authors’ names and their affiliation with Alibaba Group, but I think this research was published by exclusively Chinese citizens. In my experience, it’s difficult to operate a small, personal website from within C
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The worst case of AI marketing that I have seen recently was an interview where the interviewee was describing ChatGPT 4’s capabilities. He was describing the model as having an IQ of 180 and comparing it to Einstein’s alleged IQ as well as
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I'd recommend working on editing any public-facing copy and unifying your message. I'm assuming I know what this tool does, but these examples do not validate that assumption. Is it a platform or a service? In 3 different location
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3y ago
https://buckets.grayhatwarfare.com/
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I was cautiously optimistic until I clicked the “Download the Model” button, only to be greeted by a modal to fill out a form to request access. If the form is a necktie, the rest of the suit could use some tailoring. It’s far too tall for
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My preferred solution for this is a combination of Traefik and Smallstep StepCA. I run a collection of tools via Docker compose, and new certificates are issued automatically based on the hostname. The only problem is that I have to maintai
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This “book” has been in a “coming soon” state for several years now.
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I recommend looking at “Make: Electronics” by Charles Platt. I read Electronics for Inventors, and have even pushed myself through respectable chunks of AoE, but Platt’s book really helped to drive home some concepts and spans a mere 350 pa
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I work for the Adversary Simulation arm at IBM X-Force Red. Prior to that, I worked at Mandiant and left as a technical manager for the proactive (offensive security) consulting branch. I’d be happy to chat with you and answer any questions
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This article touches on search a bit, but it doesn’t quite capture how useful I’ve found its capabilities as a hobbyist. For example, I needed to replace a bent gear axle for my lathe during the height of supply chain issues in the past fe
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Sorry, I wasn’t clear. I’m not suggesting any regulation. I’m saying that I agree that “society” (in my case, American culture) has taken the idea of shielding children from viewing pornography to an extreme, where nudity in media, even in
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Nudity? Yes. Pornography? No.
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It could MAYBE be used to create an open/libre clone of services like DocuSign, but there are certainly already ways of validating a signature on a document that don’t require inserting a blockchain into an office suite! Beyond that, I
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My guess is that there are several possible factors for this reason. Here’s some I thought up off the top off my head: - It would be difficult to synchronize the movement of the two motors sitting on either side of the river. A single motor
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Totally understandable! Looking forward to trying this out with my $1 of credit!
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