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by sulandor 2y ago
<pkg-manager> install mpv ytdlp give site-url to mpv watch video PS: vlc can play from urls too, but isn't as compatible with the way most sites implement it
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by sulandor 2y ago
sad truth blocklists are effective and now we need things like DoH, 3rd-party dns providers and sketchy vpn's in order to internet mission fucking accomplished
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by sulandor 2y ago
you got the idea get_pdf_by_doi(){ wget --recursive --span-hosts --no-directories --accept '*.pdf' --quiet --execute robots=off https://sci-hub.tw/${1} ;}
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by sulandor 2y ago
rhetorical relation but i agree that minimalism is a worthy goal. though, excessive white-space does not really scratch the "efficient interface" itch
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by sulandor 2y ago
maybe oversimplified: things on screen take effort. less things, less effort
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by sulandor 2y ago
imho at this point it's a generational thing. there's just no love in v6, so it'll take over once the old guard go out of office and nobody cares enough anymore.
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by sulandor 2y ago
seems indeed that microsoft is making lots of money by defending the status quo
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by sulandor 2y ago
foreseeable yet still somewhat surprising that having a clean v4 address on the cpe has become a very privileged position. just the other day i was discouraging a youngster from manually populating his hosts-file in order to circumvent a dm
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by sulandor 2y ago
thanks for your insights. > The worst part is because Tailscale, Inc got there "first" never heard of nebula but please clarify where they got first. i'm sure you are aware that branded/purposebuilt vpn's existed
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by sulandor 2y ago
nordvpn is the new frosties tony
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by sulandor 2y ago
probably a new network interface gets created and either your dad or windows decided that it was not a "home/personal" i.e trusted connection where answering pings or rdp is a good idea. teamviewer, anydesk et.al are made for
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by sulandor 2y ago
this is a poor statement. the cost is not in dispute, but the bearer of it. historically car owners need to pay for repairs.
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by sulandor 2y ago
> The eternal problem with companies like it's not a problem specific to any kind of corporation or corporations per se, but organizations or even broader, solutions. though, do you really think that having a solution to a problem i
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by sulandor 2y ago
doi is indeed very nice one can even make a get_pdf_by_doi() by employing curl and sci-hub
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by sulandor 2y ago
> any security advantage they have is simply due lack of bugs, not simply a better design. feels like maybe there is some corelation
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by sulandor 2y ago
would be quite an affair, if there was evidence. but the document only says that > "freund was alerted by parliament that the link contained sypware likely made by the israeli company candiru, which was blacklisted by the u.s. gover
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by sulandor 2y ago
as is with most thing
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by sulandor 2y ago
> CSS tables > HTML tables may i assume that you mean the same thing? > I had to use a bit of Javascript to get the scroll shadows working using Intersection Observers. everybody that is not a frontender: please don't
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by sulandor 2y ago
though if you do, it's useful to perpetuate the idea and it probably doesn't make much sense to discourage this, especially if you would not want to do it yourself.
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by sulandor 2y ago
> linux sees every file twice, once encrypted and once decrypted fixing this should prove profitable
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by sulandor 2y ago
imoho recognizing the necessity/righteousness of espionage goes hand in hand with disrespecting intellectual property rights. e.g. "my need to know supersedes your right to privacy"
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by sulandor 2y ago
thank god that israel has very strong defense and cybersecurity sectors
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by sulandor 2y ago
"a candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long"
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by sulandor 2y ago
> As you can clearly see: Waframe crashes on everything! made my day
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by sulandor 2y ago
genius!
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by sulandor 2y ago
take a look (again) and see that your iphone emits bluetooth classic beacons with the device mac address (non randomized)
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by sulandor 2y ago
my apologies then i guess we established, once again, why naming stuff is a hard problem (not just in cs)
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by sulandor 2y ago
impressive. did you have a chance to check what kind of beacons your iphone actually emits?
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by sulandor 2y ago
i don't think that smaller than the smallest would make much sense useabilitywise, but they are launching a phone with 5" screen soon, which ppl get excited over
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by sulandor 2y ago
i take it from the downvotes that you really didn't know

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