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by qweqwe14 3y ago
> People often don't read the manual. Nor should they have to. That's some kind of logic right there. If people don't read the manual, they have every right to expect that things will break. It's not surprising or sho
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> Who wants to have to be an expert in shell scripts to have to write them? If you aren't good with shell scripts, why bother? Go use Python or something else entirely. And it's not like you would use shell scripts to write all
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1. The real fallacy here is assuming "it requires experience so it's impossible to do". Everything described in that article is trivial and anyone with experience in writing shell scripts knows about these things. People just
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1) How are shell scripts janky? Could you elaborate on that? Obviously if someone doesn't know shell very well they will write suboptimal scripts. Personally I use runit init, which uses shell scripts for services and it works well. 2)
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In Dropbear SSH client, you can provide the password with DROPBEAR_PASSWORD environment variable
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Chimera was developed by the same person that ported Void Linux to PowerPC https://web.archive.org/web/20230811081600/https://voidlinux... https://voidlinux.org
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Have you tried Noita[1]? It's a Finnish 2D roguelike game inspired by Liero. Has permadeath and is generally pretty difficult but in a good way. You play as a witch, there are wands and spells that you can put in them to make unique bu
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
> What IP address is that kid’s laptop again? Technically per-device based filtering is done using MAC addresses, since local IPs can change sometimes. But even then it's trivial to change your MAC address even on an iPhone.
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Check out st[1] for a minimal terminal implementation. They also have user-submitted patches that you can apply to add desired functionality. [1] https://st.suckless.org
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> Meaningless error messages, unreadable syntaxes, forced structures, no explanation why the solution to certain errors is importing some lib. The compiler has pretty good error messages, `rustc --explain` exists, "unreadable syntax
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Also see min-sized-rust repo[1], which also has this blog post at the bottom (along with others) [1] https://github.com/johnthagen/min-sized-rust
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By "real" console you mean a locked-down device that can only run software approved by the manufacturer and restricts running arbitrary user code? Why would anyone ever want that ? If you buy a device, you are supposed to be able
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This trick isn't i386-specific. In general, you can merge .data, .rodata etc into one section with a linker script and it will just work, pretty useful for saving a few bytes. Also see sstrip for ELF files and this legendary writeup h
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
Who's to say that it's distasteful? Humor is very subjective. I'd also argue that most people that complain about those jokes unironically think that author is actually racist, like it doesn't even cross their mind that
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
Public registration re-opens on cock.li's 10th birthday, 20 November
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Cock.li – Tor-friendly, free E-mail and XMPP provider(cock.li)
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I'd personally love to have an E-Mail address ending with nuke.africa. If you can't understand that it's satirical/jokey, I feel bad for you. Some people are way too serious on the Internet. If you are offended by a bunc
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
cock.li is a pretty good E-Mail/VPS provider from what I heard. From their homepage: > How can I trust you? You can't. Cock.li doesn't parse your E-mail to provide you with targeted ads, nor does cock.li read E-mail cont
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
Remember that trying to make a browser like Chromium or Firefox hard to fingerprint is harder than it seems. There's a lot of stuff you need to change, including fonts, screen resolution, system memory, user agent details (some brows
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
People click on the video for actual content and will always try to remove other stuff. It's not shocking, it's not surprising, it's pretty rational to do that if you think about it for 2 seconds. This is a solved topic, I re
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Enjoy paying for stuff you don't need, I guess
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If you are genuinely interested in creating a working shell, take a look at POSIX shell specification[1] and list of and functionality of command-line utilities[2]. If you implement most of it then you would be able to call your project a P
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You need to have an operating system to run a browser, unless you want to make a browser on bare-metal. I don't think you currently understand the topic very well. Your project is essentially an incomplete implementation of a shell whe
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
At the most basic level, Linux means "Linux kernel", which you clearly don't have here. You can't run ELF files, you can't create processes, you can't load kernel modules, in fact the only things you can do are
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Sorry but what I think you've done is just emulating a shell, not an actual Linux system. For that, you need to emulate some architecture that Linux supports, like x86/RISC-V/ARM. With that you should be able to boot a real L
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by qweqwe14 3y ago
It's free speech until it isn't, the feds went after it because it was used for money laundering. With money laundering issues in particular, this free speech thing gets tossed out of the window. Tornado's creators should&#x2
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It wouldn't be ad hoc per se, basically you would have a set of guidelines on how to transmit data and that by itself would be a standard. Something like "use fixed length 8/16/32/64 bit signed/unsigned integer
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They only get rid of those materials that they can seize. I doubt they will be able to seize a properly hosted onion domain. It's just that most of the actors aren't good enough with technology. That's the reason you mostly s
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Tornado Cash guys had poor opsec. Pretty obvious that if you are dumb enough the feds will get you.
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I'm not saying that this right is a bad thing, but the reality is that it's rarely enforceable. As soon as you put something on the internet, you have every "right" to expect that it's there forever. No amount of le

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