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Setup an Adblocking VPN Using WireGuard and Nextdns(blog.paramdeo.com)
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The Humble Programmer (1972)(cs.utexas.edu)
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by oedmarap 7y ago
Additionally, if you don't wish to use the Microsoft Store you can download the distro packages individually. [0] You then open/unzip the '.appx' package with any archiver such as 7Zip and place the files in a folder of
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by oedmarap 7y ago
It's an orchestrator for containers, and you can get by with scripting declarative stuff here and there for smaller to mid-size Docker deployments. If you're using containers and scaling becomes a consideration however, Kubernetes
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Amazon patents ‘surveillance as a service’ tech for its delivery drones(theverge.com)
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by oedmarap 7y ago
Great timing of this article given that tomorrow (Jun 14) is World Blood Donor Day.
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by oedmarap 7y ago
When signing into Office 365's admin portal for the first time, "Set passwords to never expire" is actually the first and only wizard-type suggestion that's presented as a best practice to get out of the way. It's a
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by oedmarap 7y ago
> Another option is using something like Pi-Hole, says Wright. “This works on the DNS level and has blacklists of adverts as well as malicious URLs.” I think nextdns is fantastic for this purpose and has a barrier of entry that makes it
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by oedmarap 7y ago
I agree with the other comments about not having backups in the same place, and ensuring that you distribute your assets (domain, DNS, compute, backups, etc.) across as many providers as possible. One thing I will add is that, especially fo
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by oedmarap 7y ago
For anyone wanting to get WireGuard up and running in a few minutes with zero hassle, I usually use this excellent bash script [0] as my goto. Can be edited for DNS/subnet config, generates .conf files as needed and also handles QR cod
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Gravitational waves hint at detection of black hole eating star(nature.com)
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by oedmarap 8y ago
Using Firefox Focus on Android and the bar doesn't show up at all. Re-enabled Chrome temporarily and the bar does show up, however.
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by oedmarap 8y ago
Blurred lines aside, for posterity you could name it "Safari Auto-Update Utility" and use an app icon that has the Safari logo coupled with a cog wheel or so.
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by oedmarap 8y ago
It's rare that I get to quote Atlas Shrugged so I'll just leave this below: > There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't en
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A $3M doomsday condo that can sustain 75 people for 5 years(businessinsider.com)
3 points by oedmarap 8y ago|0 comments
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Privacy UX: Privacy-Aware Design Framework(smashingmagazine.com)
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by oedmarap 8y ago
Design Systems Repo [0] keeps a good list. I've submitted Base Web for inclusion. [0] https://designsystemsrepo.com/design-systems/
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by oedmarap 8y ago
> Everyone bullshits at some point, but there seems to me to be a particular desire to show design decisions as being based in some empirical facts. In some ways this is admirable, and forces designers to justify their design decisions.
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by oedmarap 8y ago
I use a ProtonMail address for online accounts whose content I don't need intermingled with my personal mail. I also use a ProtonMail "+" alias when signing up for a totally new service (with a filter to place emails from tha
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by oedmarap 8y ago
I've always ended up with, and still reach the conclusion that there are only two tenable options which will work against a corrupt and unethical system. 1. Infiltrate, subvert, and implode the system from within (that's meant to
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by oedmarap 8y ago
I agree with you on this. Also, from the article: > "Once you take that high-quality photograph, why not run it against the FBI database? Why not run it against state databases of people with outstanding warrants?" I actually h
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by oedmarap 8y ago
> Since Assange has already published the leaks in question, he obviously cannot be stopped from publishing them now; all the government can do is prosecute him criminally for obtaining or publishing the leaks in the first place. To date
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EU Tells Internet Archive That Much of Its Site Is 'Terrorist Content'(techdirt.com)
8 points by oedmarap 8y ago|1 comments
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Monotype launches the first redesign of Helvetica in 35 years(creativeboom.com)
278 points by oedmarap 8y ago|100 comments
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by oedmarap 8y ago
It seems that the author's target audience is highly non-technical readers. I'm not sure if the article does more harm than good by just citing existing technologies that aren't used by privacy-minded power users without poin
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High-fructose corn syrup enhances intestinal tumor growth in mice(science.sciencemag.org)
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by oedmarap 8y ago
This is a wonderful announcement. I'm a bit torn since on the one hand I love Cloudflare and use them extensively for my domains/servers/websites but for personal secure browsing I've been using Mullvad + WireGuard Andro
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Magnetic Bearings Might Keep Motor Spinning for Millennia(hackaday.com)
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Boston Dynamics’ new robot stacks boxes [video](youtube.com)
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Nasa proves its space helicopter can fly on Mars(engadget.com)
79 points by oedmarap 8y ago|33 comments

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