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by rsync 1y ago
Just a nit … As this is HN - a very thoughtful and technically astute demographic - it’s very unlikely that your parent, or others reading, own a “smart fridge”.
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by rsync 1y ago
A fools errand. No matter how effective this list is, the settings will either revert, change, or be silently undone. New settings will alter the efficacy of the old ones. Existing settings will disappear. The behavior you hoped to configur
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by rsync 1y ago
“But the reality is how can someone small protect their blog or content from AI training bots?” Why would you need to? If your inability to assemble basic HTML forces you to adopt enormous, bloated frameworks that require two full cores of
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by rsync 1y ago
Or, at least, that’s how it would work if it wasn’t for SNI…
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by rsync 1y ago
"Tylenol is very safe if taken as prescribed. The overdose amount is relatively low, but not uniquely low." The issue is that the overdose of Paracetamol is relatively similar to the effective, or safe, dose: "(overdose) of
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by rsync 1y ago
Tangent: does anybody know which DNS server software that providers like dns4eu and nextdns use ? Are they using nsd or bind or … did they write their own?
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by rsync 1y ago
magick convert IMG_1111.HEIC -strip -quality 87 -shave 10x10 -resize 91% -attenuate 1.1 +noise Uniform out.jpg This will strip ALL exif metadata, change the quality, shave 10 pixels off each edge just because, resize to xx%, attenua
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by rsync 1y ago
It’s not that Chia is more intensive than any other high usage activity… Rather, it is a combination of a highly intensive use case and a relatively morally bankrupt user base that results in a supply chain full of burned out SSDs. I say
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by rsync 1y ago
Strange to see this at 246 points on the front page and no mention of bioglass such as novamin? Is this mechanism different?
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by rsync 1y ago
The supply chain - especially for SSDs - is full of old parts being sold as new: https://kozubik.com/items/MaestroTechnology/ ... some vendors have been found tampering with SMART data which can be done on certain
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by rsync 1y ago
"... the hacker subculture was intelligence influenced all the way down ..." Oh stop. There was zero intelligence at any of the five CuervoCons ...
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by rsync 1y ago
I run a public URL shorter and you are correct: it is relatively simple and inexpensive to operate and there is no reason it can’t continue operating into the indefinite future. I disagree with the op on one major point… They suggest that t
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by rsync 1y ago
Can you elaborate? Is this ID requirement for non-US persons? What if the account is a corporate or a business account? Whose ID would you use?
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by rsync 1y ago
"Give them the best possible chance at convincing the leadership. Make them look awesome for even bothering the leadership with a choice like this." We made a "CEO Page" for this purpose: https://www.rsync.net
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by rsync 1y ago
"We have ostensibly spent much of our evolutionary budget on the ability to run ~indefinitely no matter what." This appears to be the case and this idea is explained, in-depth, in the excellent book: _Born to Run_ ... by Christo
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by rsync 1y ago
I believe you are correct and I believe that what you are expressing can be generalized - and distilled - as the following: Bracing a body part weakens that body part in the long run . Anybody who has ever had a cast on their arm knows thi
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by rsync 1y ago
"I love the fantastic designs and form factors popping up in mini-EV truck/SUV space ..." Exterior designs. The interior has no design - design and UI were given over to a touchscreen. Go look at the interior renderings to
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by rsync 1y ago
I immediately searched the site for interior pictures and had my pessimism confirmed ... it's a design-free interior with no physical controls. At least they kept the stalks on the steering column ...
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by rsync 1y ago
"You can copy an SQLite database file from one system to another ..." ... and further, you can do it in an open, standard fashion over SSH: https://www.sqlite.org/rsync.html
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by rsync 1y ago
"I'll never use a URL shortener again." I don't know if anyone should use a URL shortener or not ... but if you do ... "Oh By"[1] will be around in thirty years. Links will not be "purged". Users w
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by rsync 1y ago
“just a little west of Pueblo …” Canon City in the house .
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by rsync 1y ago
Just to reiterate for those that missed it: If you change the schedule of a WiFi network your entire network (wired and everything) goes down for two minutes. Just a simple admin policy change… full network outage. Clown. College.
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by rsync 1y ago
See my comment above. SSH into a UNIX host and 'talk'. KISS.
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by rsync 1y ago
I don't have a need for secure chat at this moment but if I did ... I would just find a simple SSH application and give it to all of the chat participants. Then I would establish a 1U server that I own and control , or even a raspi
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by rsync 1y ago
Our common, accepted knowledge - and what we should demand - is that all KYC be concentrated in actual banks. Actual banks (not fintech barnacles) enjoy a very privileged position in terms of verifying identity and legal mechanisms afforded
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by rsync 1y ago
A reminder that zfs recently (past ~5 years) implemented dedicated metadata cache devices ... which allows you to cache either filesystem metadata or even small files to a blazing fast SSD mirror: https://www.rsync.net/resou
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by rsync 1y ago
A reminder that the "Oh By"[1] everything-shortener not only exists but can be used as a plain old URL shortener[2]. Unlike the google URL shortener, you can count on "Oh By" existing in 20 years. [1] https://
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by rsync 1y ago
"Are you saying Elon musk stole twitter? That is the same thing." It's not at all the same thing. Twitter could have said no.
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by rsync 1y ago
Any BJJ player will understand Moneyball. There are things that work with a very high percentage ...and there are things that are enormously satisfying and exciting to do. If you're interested in winning you will methodically do the
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by rsync 1y ago
These are all fantastic and interesting questions and are exactly the same questions you would face if you expropriated the property of the businesses my parent proposed privatizing. The issue is not how complicated and difficult such an

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