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by rekabis 5mo ago
Oh, fun: anti-malware, anti-spyware, or anti-adware protections are giving me nothing but a blank page. Maybe don’t write a website that has user-hostile behaviours?
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by rekabis 5mo ago
More than that: does this guy not know of ZFS and RAID arrays? Like, you only need a little more than two dozen 24Tb drives in a stripe to get to that size. Twice that if you want redundancy.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
It’s 30 minutes to the nearest town with a hospital. 2hrs from a moderate metro city with a large hospital. It’s isolated, not hundreds-of-km into the boonies.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
> What is your plan if, say, the food distribution infrastructure breaks down? 300 acres on the westward-facing slope of the interior cascade temperate rainforest. Even if the entire region sees extended drying over the next 50, there wi
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by rekabis 5mo ago
HN hug of death? > Too Many Requests > The page you have tried to access is not available because the owner of the file you are trying to access has exceeded our short term bandwidth limits. Please try again shortly. > > Details
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by rekabis 5mo ago
For conservatives, the cruelty has always been the point. Bryshun.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
I was talking about all platforms, not just Android and iOS. I love full-fat Bitwarden on desktop, as it makes admin tasks a lot easier than keyholing through that tiny browser interface.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
What makes a useable password manager for me is not only great browser integration, but also full apps on every platform (not just browser add-ins), and the ability to share passwords to non-critical services with family and maybe even cl
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by rekabis 5mo ago
No, WFH is an even more ridiculous reach. WFH saw productivity rise, employee satisfaction rise, and retention numbers rise. It is an unqualified success at improving the bottom line. But there were too many CEOs deeply invested in business
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by rekabis 5mo ago
WebAssembly can run without needing an interpreter, as it’s a binary and not a scripted language. May JS die a quick death so that WebAssembly can take its place.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Exports should remain encrypted, for protection. What should accompany the export is a cross-platform binary that has no dependencies (a 2026 binary could still run on Windows 18 in 2045, for example), and whose sole purpose is to decrypt a
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Is this for one person, one family unit (2 adults), or can this be extended over a wider family (my own, parents close to EoL, brother, etc.)? Because the one person scenario is incredibly limiting by itself, and I would argue that the 2 ad
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by rekabis 5mo ago
For those of us with a technical bent, the answer would be to allow self-hosting even on a removable device. That way, you could go titsup on your own, and as long as the system is simple and has no need to be upgraded over long time scales
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by rekabis 5mo ago
I may not have seen the full story - and I am cognizant of this - but what I have seen so far puts me solidly on the side of Nightmare Eclipse. Microsoft is making all indications that it is behaving like a colossal dick. It’s not a good lo
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by rekabis 5mo ago
> plus you constantly have to compromise on most of the text until it says almost nothing With science writing, in terms of published papers, this makes perfect sense. You want to avoid imparting your own biases and interpretations in
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by rekabis 5mo ago
> I’ve heard that to be a good writer one should also be a good reader. Yes, but you need to learn to linger over the text. To read it slowly in order to analyze how all the different parts fit together, to critically examine the overa
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by rekabis 5mo ago
> How could I know what was good if there was no objectively right answer? Except there usually is a right answer, only it tends to be buried under several layers of “how do you want this to be interpreted?” The one thing I have learned
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Too bad it’s not both TLS 1.2 and 1.3… and yet… holy shit . I have a 2002 mirrored drive door G4 with dual 1.25Ghz CPUs - the last fully compatible with 9.2.2 directly on the iron - and I’ll be eagerly trying this browser out when I set it
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by rekabis 5mo ago
> Just ask your parents, who are in their mid-60s, why they not host their own email and LDAP server. …wait, what? I’m in my mid-50s, and I do. Sure, you need to establish trust with the major providers like gMail, but having an acco
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by rekabis 5mo ago
A lot of the people who want to have children simply cannot - they have done the math and it’s a wildly financially irresponsible path. Wages are too low Both parents need to work just to survive Homes are too expensive Food is too expensiv
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by rekabis 5mo ago
RCP8.5 is more valid than ever. Not because of coal burning, but because of unforeseen feedback loops and trophic collapses in nature due to the unprecedented inertia that this current climate change event has. By some estimates, this event
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by rekabis 5mo ago
As a Canadian, the choice to not visit a fascist near-dictatorship that is desperately seeking to turn into one is a simple choice. And the fact that simple tourists - including Canadian ones - have been abducted by ICE and locked up in tho
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by rekabis 5mo ago
So is this a place for truly free speech, or is it just another alt-right echo chamber for bigots to be bigoted? Because I would love to see anonymous and Antifa having fun with this, especially if it’s the latter. Bonus if it’s E2EE, with
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Listen, no one needs AI. You can ask questions and I’ll generate confident sounding nonsense at a fraction of the resource consumption. Half the time I don’t even remember to drink water!
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Highly speculative, massively overbubbly industries are NOT good investments, and never have been. Someone is smoking something _strong_ over at the motley fool.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
> just gently dent the edge of the metal lid, enough to break the seal I think you need to know about the JarKey ( https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00167Z2UO/ ). Does the job without any risk of damaging glass or even t
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Huh. Only in America, nothing for Canada (yet).
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Of those plastics that have the recycling symbol with a number inside it, only type 1 and type 2 plastics are “commonly recycled”. Strangely enough, there are specific exceptions even within those two types that don’t get recycled or cannot
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Not sure how this product differs from the “unified inbox” that many eMail clients now have as an option. I mean, I turn that shit off. I have separate eMails for a damn good reason, but I can understand if someone wants all their junk dr
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by rekabis 5mo ago
It helps if you keep your cert updated. https://i.postimg.cc/d3rRtbvW/Mail-Vaulty-cert-not-valid.jpg Edit: ah, more Cloudflare malware-like MiTM shenanigans. Typical evil-empire shit, I suppose.

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