rebane2001

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by rebane2001 2y ago
I'm not using custom webfonts, just whatever your system has! The primary font stack is currently: `Charter, 'Bitstream Charter', 'Sitka Text', Cambria, serif;` I'd love to hear which font from the stack your b
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Stealing your Telegram account in 10 seconds flat(lyra.horse)
10 points by rebane2001 2y ago|1 comments
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by rebane2001 3y ago
hehe, seems like it's making rounds again on the internet :) doesn't make for a very good HN post unfortunately, it's really hard to describe this experience in a short title so most won't click on it
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Show HN: Music video made out of browser pop-up windows(lyra.horse)
2 points by rebane2001 3y ago|0 comments
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by rebane2001 3y ago
It's using whatever Git Watcher comments on the monorail bugs.
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by rebane2001 3y ago
I try to keep my projects simple, client-sided, and self-contained. The way this page is set up isn't perhaps the best practices for the modern web, but you can download just the html file and it'll probably still work in 30 years
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by rebane2001 3y ago
No it can't if you do your part
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by rebane2001 3y ago
https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/DPoS
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Show HN: 4chan Browser for the ESP32(github.com)
7 points by rebane2001 4y ago|0 comments
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by rebane2001 4y ago
It would probably be a better idea to use hash URLs if no tracking is intended
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by rebane2001 4y ago
Web-app makes it better. You can still download it to run offline, but you can run the browser version without trusting the binaries to be safe, and you can also get it up and running really fast if you switch computers or need someone else
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by rebane2001 4y ago
There exist different levels of invasiveness. I've had issues with EAC multiple times, forcing me to reconfigure my system just so it'd let me play games. Something like VAC might not be as good at catching cheats as EAC, but it r
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by rebane2001 4y ago
I use both the web and the desktop version depending on what I'm doing and I'd say they are identical except for a few features that obviously cannot work on the web (eg global keybinds for push-to-talk).
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by rebane2001 5y ago
The server's main income is priority queue. By default, if the server is full (it almost always is) you are placed in the "normal queue" and have to wait for other people to leave. This normal queue is often hundreds of peopl
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by rebane2001 5y ago
The lowest level EC is the best for when you are building a QR code generator in Minecraft, trust me
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by rebane2001 5y ago
import qrcode with open(__file__) as f: img = qrcode.make(f.read()) img.show() Could be improved upon, but works as an example :)
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by rebane2001 5y ago
On a similar note, I've been working on a QR code generator in Minecraft using redstone (the in-game equivalent of circuits), it has both been rather interesting and very painful to create. Definitely a great way to gain experience. I&
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by rebane2001 6y ago
Unless you boot from them.
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by rebane2001 6y ago
Your fear is one of the reasons I have z/x bound to 1 frame backwards/forwards in my editing software, it lets me quickly look for such issues. However, glitches in editing software can still rarely occur, so for very confidential
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Chanduino – A 4chan Browser for the ESP32(github.com)
4 points by rebane2001 6y ago|0 comments
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by rebane2001 7y ago
Hackernews presents an interface very similar to Reddit - it's more about the community than the interface
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by rebane2001 7y ago
Probαbly the sαme reαson some people use αlpha instead of 'a' in their comments
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by rebane2001 7y ago
Voting is flawed in general. It'd be way harder to attack Estonia's e-voting system than those touch-screen voting machines in the US. I have faith in the Estonian system once they make e-voting completely transparent (which is so
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by rebane2001 7y ago
I think what he was referring to was the need to use "complicated" tools not built into systems to gain root I do think it is a good thing though. For people like you and me, it's easy to do, but we also understand what root
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by rebane2001 7y ago
This is true, but for YouTube, the "referer" stats won't appear for a couple of days
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by rebane2001 7y ago
I do use a keyword notifier on Reddit (mostly just for my name), but in this case, I just coincidentally noticed the spike of views on my video and put the video url into Google, which led me here
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by rebane2001 7y ago
You need to flash each possible ID, as the YouTube video editor only allows for trimming
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by rebane2001 7y ago
I calculated mine by doing 64^11/60/60/60/24/365 YouTube uses base64 for the URLs, which makes 64 different characters I divided it by 60 frames, 60 seconds, 60 minutes, 24 hours and 365 days
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by rebane2001 7y ago
Most professionals use Adobe Premiere (+ Audition/After Effects), Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Vegas Pro, some use Blender and Kdenlive is great for smaller and simpler edits and works on Linux
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by rebane2001 7y ago
The video, running at 60fps, would have to be 38996161157 years long for this to be a possibility Even if you predicted the first 3 symbols of the id, you'd still need a 148758 years long video

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