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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
not just a browser - but coupled with the javascript-as-an-operatingsystem which first assumes you are a bot, but then you prove to it that you are not. lol
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
> recently forced to Microsoft Teams my condolences to you and your team for that switch; it's my 2nd used-and-disliked thing (right next to atlassian) - oh well but one cool feature i found with ms teams that zoom did not have (som
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
my experience having a unique email per domain is basically the hacked companies are the ones where the email is bled to spammers - though going through google's services i think a ton of spam is auto filtered (though i did go through
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
> I am considering options where self-hosted users and cloud users (perhaps as a premium option) will be able to do this though. yeah that sounds great! i think the one site i recall doing this acted as a fancy email forwarder and heade
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
> main restrictions: 1) Email aliases are receive-only, meaning you cannot send or reply to emails from your aliases this part is a bummer but i do understand why; i feel it would be a huge improvement being able to do this if i were to
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
> This is the consequence of all the forces of physics being gauge invariant: absolute values don't exist—only differences matter there's something about this quote that i really like, going to have to use it out of context on
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
great catch - deff seems inaccurate of a statement (more like lack of jet engine used against) tangentially, had to dig up https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37945006 as it triggered the ol brain
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
ha, sadly, this is not shocking to me. there are a lot of companies with this exact same memo and deal with pretty sensitive information (and that is all the details im giving out).
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
if you build it, somebody will use it
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
last updated 2022 though; i'd assume it is outdated for win11 though im unsure if it syncs its actions against something more recently maintained
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
what an awesome handle; also caught this as it reads: 1970-01-01 10 hours ago
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i used to do similar on gaming clans' forums; for local rationalized fps we didnt want folks with 300+ ping and country blocking was pretty easy (and folks on the forums were either spamming us with porn or trying to become a member).
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
seriously reminds me of https://xkcd.com/927/ if im doing color-anything, i do enjoy manipulating the raw colors over any integer representation of them, then sending whatever code i need back to whatever. im more irk&
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i still do like HLSW's TraceRoute if it can even be found online anymore; sometimes i just wanna see a monitor-wide graph of all the traceroutes in line-form. i, however, do not miss the glaringly bright day-star-theme at its core
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
not all of them; what is happening is retaliation to previous decisions and a strong-arm to any whom are left to cater to their wants vs properly, fully doing their jobs, or be "randomly" fired in cuts. i put randomly in air quote
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
sure, use the goog's to site-search twitter.com and signal.me, here's one: https://x.com/harris/status/1764683829455843464 and it says the malware after you click the obfuscated signal.me url here is ano
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
im sure it will be deleted/modified/adjusted/enhanced; though #1 is subjective, "unless it is essential" -> and right there, it is essential for google to do lookups of phone numbers to correct account ownership
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
as a hypothetical, if the prez defined 'proper security clearance' as opening up http (unencrypted) access and clicking OKAY on the website (or many with all this data), allowable to anybody on the internet to access said data.. w
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
at this point, im honestly surprised that all non-mainstream browsers dont emulate the same user-agent and ssl fingerprint order of a mainstream browser - or add a flag to change behavior per "tab" (or if cli per some call or othe
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
lol i didnt realize this was a prime number but i re-use this number any time i need a fake phone number in some sample/example data (im pretty certain nobody gets the reference, or takes the time to read it)
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i could not find those 2 clsid's in my system, nor the ol google - 009862a0-0000-0000-c000-000000005986 - 009862a0-0000-0000-c000-000000000046 i was able to replicate the network traffic by selecting the file; and a quick-n-dirty fix i
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
it might be, but certainly sounds like a bit of history repeating. i would say it is pretty dicey in that https://www.youtube.com/premium has "ad-free" in various places but then also has varying almost-definition
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
gnu strings: (first google result from "gnu strings" search) https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/binutils/strings.html
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i'm also curious if the 6x faster is from the lack of having to click on pictures of traffic lights, bicycles, ect
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i'll die happy using user+pass+totp if i can get away with it
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
its worse than that; for instance in w10 the registry will have a whole slew of SYSTEM owned items, but only the TrustedInstaller (still SYSTEM) has permissions to traverse the registry tree; sadly the specfics escape me at the moment (im
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
oh, "any tf provider" support - i was going to say it at least supported some (esp when folks switched after the lic change); but nice indeed! i did not realize it was limited until now
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
what KittensInc wrote and quoted is basically the lengthly version of what plausible deniability covers. it is just a matter of time before a leak/hack/exploit happens; so ensuring we have edge cases covered is why those priv keys
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i was impressed with the features which kdenlive provides; had a small learning curve for some of the basics but went in expecting that
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by out-of-ideas 2y ago
i only chose those questions as to pick on the concept of "stealing a laptop" - its more the hypothecial use case where majority of users, given the "my laptop got stolen" will never see their system again. folks in the

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