pronoiac

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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   You can turn off retweets for accounts that you follow, btw. I use lists in a third party app for a chronological feed.
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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   For doing something similar in a browser, klipse supports over a dozen languages - https://github.com/viebel/klipse
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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   Checksum and PAR2 files are also useful alongside backup copies.
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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   Ah! I also loved 20020, looked forward to 20021, and that article covers how that's indefinitely postponed. Thanks!
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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   I was able to export my bookmarks, but not my archived tweets; I got a 500 for the latter.
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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   The table of contents is on GitHub; I was honestly surprised the individual posts weren't too. Turning t into markdown would be fairly quick, I think?
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   by pronoiac 4y ago

   > In this blog, we examine what goes into remotely exploiting the Linux kernel in 2022, highlighting the main hurdles as well as the differences and similarities with local exploitation.
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   The Qubit Game(quantumai.google)

   3 points by pronoiac 4y ago|1 comments
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   by pronoiac 5y ago

   From memory, ZeroSSL also gets expensive after a couple of domains, and I had issues using certbot rather than acme.sh with it.
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Brewster Kahle of the Internet Archive tweeted: > The @internetarchive did not ask to take these off of Flickr's site. We do not have any power of them-- it is up to them. > The Images are still in the books that are hosted on Ar
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Sorta nice, but that wouldn't avoid replay issues.
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Sending an ssl/tls request also requires some entropy! It's needed to avoid MITM and replay attacks. A bit more info: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/157684/why-does...
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    I forget how I got the link, but here's a catalog of movies on YouTube, whether buy, rent, or free with ads: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuVPpxrm2VAgpH3Ktln4HXg
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    I filed an issue to suggest caddysshack.
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Here's a track viewer: https://phoboslab.org/wipeout/
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Oh hey, I just automated this a bit to run the Linux version of Scantailor Advanced on a Mac. I contributed it back upstream. It's not too complicated, but it took a while to get it working. https://github.com/ryanfb&#x
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    I run Caprover on a $5 Linode VPS, and it makes it easy to spin up new apps from a curated selection or from a Docker Compose file. I checked out Dokku, but the learning curve out of the box was harder.
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Or Pinboard - https://pinboard.in/ - which can monitor your Twitter account, even locked accounts, and automatically bookmark and archive links there, and you can search the full text for archived links. Using browser-based
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    You might want to look at locatedb and frcode - https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man5/locatedb.5.... If you want to skim, check out the EXAMPLE section toward the bottom.
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Background on RichardIsAFuckingIdiotControl: https://mcfunley.com/from-the-annals-of-dubious-achievement
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    This delves into the details: https://www.crowdspring.com/blog/font-law-licensing/ > Among other ways, you can lawfully print every glyph on a printer, scan the image and then trace each image on your computer
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Yup, I suggested another title because I first interpreted it as "correct all of the Grammarly autocorrupts".
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    I'd say this "applies all Grammarly suggestions".
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    I haven't signed up yet, but I like that the pricing is by storage space, not per user or domain!
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    He didn't. GitHub didn't verify the author here, and they store forks of the same repo together, so you can sorta spoof whose repo a given commit hash is under.
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Psst, put a space between the url and punctuation, like semicolons, after it
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Going by their comment history, I think this is the article's author. You might want to make a top-level comment, like "This is the author, ask me anything".
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Two things: I'm not clear on why the first one would cost $10k. The enclosure, maybe? If he were going to sell these, the rule of thumb I heard was to charge the cost of parts x 10. (Edit: maybe a factor of 2? I forget.)
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    If anyone else wondered about the mentioned LU decomposition, Wikipedia says: > In numerical analysis and linear algebra, lower–upper (LU) decomposition or factorization factors a matrix as the product of a lower triangular matrix and an
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    by pronoiac 5y ago

    Heads up, the Internet Archive has scans: * Antic - https://archive.org/details/antic-magazine * Analog - https://archive.org/details/analog-computing-magazine * Atari Connection - https:/&#