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by rsync 7mo ago
We require transfer switches, but they do not have to be automatic transfer switches. In the United States, you are one small piece of sheet metal[1] away from any number of interesting power set ups on your side of the utility. This mean
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by rsync 7mo ago
"... there's a market, albeit a small one, for a "consumer" MDM product for use cases like this ..." When my children were younger I used configurator to adopt, and configure, their ipod touch devices. It was a bit
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by rsync 7mo ago
rsync.net is (minimally) an openai customer. I've used it mostly as a curiosity but others here have used it in more professional manner. When we created the account we shared essentially zero personal information and used a purpose-s
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by rsync 7mo ago
If you can use a QR code you probably should. However, if you're walking down the street and need to quickly generate and apply a message, how will you pass along a QR code to an unknown future viewer ? Can you draw a QR code with chal
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by rsync 7mo ago
Sliding down handrails on a skateboard.
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by rsync 7mo ago
You could put your onion address into an “oh by code”[1] and just write it down … or chalk it on the sidewalk for someone to see … post it on a physical bulletin board.. hold it up on a sign… This way you could establish communication with
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by rsync 7mo ago
… also starring Harrison ford…
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by rsync 7mo ago
It would be more useful and beneficial to have a privacy oriented twilio than a privacy oriented carrier . If we treat the carrier as adversarial, dumb pipes we can move the security and all of the capabilities into the cloud platform.
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by rsync 7mo ago
You would be better off hosting your “phone number “at Twilio and then forwarding that number to a throwaway SIM card that nobody knows the number to. Your “phone number “that people interact with cannot be hijacked with SS7 because it’s no
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by rsync 7mo ago
False. You can sign up for US mobile service, which is a Verizon MVNO, right this moment with no personally identifiable information at all. Remember: neither the visa nor MasterCard payment networks have any support for customer name. Ever
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by rsync 7mo ago
I’m open minded. Seeing a warrant canary would be encouraging…
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by rsync 7mo ago
2FA mule. https://kozubik.com/items/2famule/
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by rsync 8mo ago
No, in banking. Banks are in a unique and perfect place to collect and require KYC data. Because of the exorbitant privileges given to banks by state actors it should be easy to demand that the banks KYC be extensible to all other private t
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by rsync 8mo ago
Yes I see that and I wonder if the project includes a CLI tool.
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by rsync 8mo ago
I am not saying these things. I have no strong opinion on this topic. I am simply pushing back on the notion that anyone who disagrees with my parent was paid to do so. I don't believe that Kennans position (in 1997) was disingenuous
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by rsync 8mo ago
The project describes - and shows - a web interface. Is there a simple CLI interface that can be redirected or pipelined into other tools ?
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by rsync 8mo ago
I would direct you to George Kennan[1] and his 1997 NYT article where he said, among other things: "... expanding NATO would be the most fateful error of American policy in the entire post-Cold War era. Such a decision may be expected
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by rsync 8mo ago
"... tried to sign up for VanceAI, it would only accept gmail or discord connected account as a sign in ..." I don't know what "VanceAI" is but I am confused ... why would they not want corporate (as in, Fortune 500
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by rsync 8mo ago
Let me explain to you that I downvoted this comment because you complained about your downvotes. Please don't interrupt the discussion to meta-discuss the scoring system.
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by rsync 8mo ago
It's a website about metals. Lady, why are you so interested in what I read or what I do ?
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by rsync 8mo ago
"People would rather stay marooned in the middle of an endless desert of houses with essentials being a 30-45m drive away." Not my preference but also not out of bounds as a democratic outcome. If we want our respect for democracy
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by rsync 8mo ago
"That whole OST is incredible, I still pull orbital and prodigy into my current work playlists." The best music, in my opinion, in the movie is not on the soundtrack and it is: Guy Pratt - Combination https://www.youtub
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by rsync 8mo ago
"Rclone is a fantastic tool, but my favorite part of it is actually the underyling FS library." Related to this is the very useful: rclone serve restic ... .. workflow that allows you to create append-only (immutable) backu
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by rsync 8mo ago
I save my hotel key cards and keep a few of them in each of the safety cabinets and kits. You can hold up a key card to cover each bayonet filter and it seals it perfectly for a quick test at any time.
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by rsync 8mo ago
“I want whatsapp to decrypt the messages in a secure enclave and render the message content to the screen with a secure rendering pipeline, as is done with DRM'ed video.“ If you are sophisticated enough to understand, and want, these t
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by rsync 8mo ago
“I always wonder why those robots have to be humanoid.“ You are correct to wonder this and almost every use case for a robot will be optimized to a non-human form factor. Certainly there are tasks - like BJJ training partner - that require
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by rsync 8mo ago
You will always be able to interact with rsync.net … … and the warrant canary we publish every Monday morning.
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by rsync 8mo ago
I self host email and have done so, with the same domain, since ~2000. My IP has not changed since 2010 and I have perfect dkim/dmarc/rdns and whatever duct taped bullshit de jure is currently being practiced. Everything generally
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by rsync 9mo ago
You mean the throwaway pseudonym you signed up with was banned, right? … right ?
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by rsync 9mo ago
I see: 119265903349 Aug 24 09:47 wikipedia_en_all_maxi_2025-08.zim So ... ~111 GB including pictures ...

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