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by plausibility 11y ago
As far as I'm aware from my brief use of tomb, it's a small shell wrapper around GPG and dm-crypt[1]. I suppose realistically anywhere you have access to the required tools (or something that pretends to be them but does platform-
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by plausibility 11y ago
Some of these are, I think, quite spot on. > [825] How we plan to burst the bubble with our niche startup!
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by plausibility 11y ago
Those online fax sites posted here the other day should definitely implement this "feature".
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by plausibility 11y ago
$ dig +short foo.meme 127.0.53.53 $ It's the same for .meme, which is owned by Google if I'm not mistaken.
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by plausibility 11y ago
I've had a similar experience. Taking SSRIs (Sertraline, initially 50mg/daily, now 100mg/daily) for social phobia and depression. They definitely helped increase my baseline for positive feelings (i.e., I don't spend as
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by plausibility 11y ago
Is that so? I've had GA blocked with HTTP Switchboard since I installed it, and never come across a site which required me allowing it. Some sites need me to turn off Chameleon so that they recognise Flash or something, but GA's n
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by plausibility 11y ago
You can use GetTor[1] to download it via email. If you send an email to gettor@torproject.org with the body content `windows`, `linux` or `osx`, they send you a reply with a download link to Dropbox. Then you need to verify the integrity us
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by plausibility 11y ago
That's the point of Chameleon[1]. I've got it installed, and the issue is a lot of websites assume "oh, they don't have $plugin (e.g., Flash) installed", and don't fallback to something reasonable. So there are
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by plausibility 11y ago
It's also (one of the) recommended ways to do it for Docker[1]. I've noticed a few blog posts that touch on "here's how to use Docker for X" suggest piping it straight into `sudo sh` without so much as looking at wh
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by plausibility 12y ago
What about the inverse.. Generate a semi-random-binary-stream from Twitch Plays $RANDOM? Guaranteed randomness! /s
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by plausibility 13y ago
"exclusively" - as opposed to those torrents, the mega mirrors and personal mirrors provided by reddit and hn members, right?
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by plausibility 13y ago
From what I've read they're actually cached somewhere on the device - if you restart/close the app, you lose the ability to replay stuff.
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by plausibility 13y ago
Well find_friends exploit is one of them - my favorite was one found by clever/you [1] which leaked _any_ user's phone number because they weren't validating auth tokens correctly. That's long since been patched, and rig
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by plausibility 13y ago
You got a reply from Snapchat? Are you some form of warlock, because I've yet to see them reply to many people.
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by plausibility 13y ago
That's actually what this was based off of, funnily enough!
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Securely add an NSA backdoor to your Python w/ Flask apps(github.com)
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