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by sysadm1n 4y ago
AFAIK .mg has been around for a while now. Here's all the registrars where you can get one[0]. OH.MG has been snapped up :) [0] https://www.nic.mg/index.php/registrar/registrars-locaux (Local registrars &#x2F
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I recall coming across some sites over the years where the site was just setup and someone uploaded a Wordpress install onto their server. I was able to go through the wizard and install a new Wordpress, adding credentials, giving it a name
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Online in some way or another since 1996 – OH.MG(oh.mg)
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For those wondering about the strange domain, .mg is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for the Republic of Madagascar[0] And yes, someone registered OH.MG: https://www.oh.mg/ [0] https://en.wikip
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How Can One Know When to Trust Hardware and Software?(lawfareblog.com)
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I've seen a lot of Github user profiles where there is no ulterior motive when committing code (like trying to impress potential employers with a resume). In a sense this is the old African philosophy of ubuntu [0] (Not the Linux dist
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Ask HN: Can you program without an Internet connection?
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Automate your Figma tasks in one click(automator.design)
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> Novelty can even be trained for and we have created agents that seek novelty I was thinking that too. Instead of merely copying writing styles by authors, it would be possible for a program to dream up new writing styles, and generate
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> When I run scripts, I have to do so manually, so maybe some kind of project that helps to automate running scripts would be good Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1319/ I often ponder this too. Like how much autom
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by sysadm1n 4y ago
Well I don't get depression, so I can't answer this. I do get sad however, but that's life. 'Degenerate' is subjective. I looked it up. Having the word used to describe someone who's a pervert is a bit extreme,
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The meaning of life is to find meaning in life
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Crypto Tax UK: Ultimate Guide(koinly.io)
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The Plot to Destroy Ukraine [pdf](static.rusi.org)
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Well most articles on HN work fine with JS disabled by default, apart from /show which usually has JS SPAs. To be honest, it is a pain sometimes having to temporarily enable JS with uBo just to make a website work, but it's the pr
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by sysadm1n 4y ago
Done my usual ritual of temporarily enabling JS with uBlock Origin to view the page, and was trolled heavily. Bravo! SPAs have their place. They fail when a webpage that can be done with HTML & CSS alone is 'appified' and requ
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Guide to Abortion Privacy(digitaldefensefund.org)
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Njalla: Public DNS – DNS-over-TLS / DNS-over-HTTPS(dns.njal.la)
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That's a neat tool. But I meant when you create a new credential entry, you have to manually mirror it in Keepass each time you add something in Bitwarden. Doing an import just for one entry is overkill.
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> writing a novel The engineer in me has pondered writing a program that generates novels using sample data from roughly 10,000 popular novels, and generating a plot algorithmically, with syntax, choice of wording, and character developm
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You can have the best of both worlds. If Bitwarden's datacenters got corrupted/wiped/hacked/ransomware'd you can have a Keepass DB which mirrors all your Bitwarden creds, and stored locally / synced to a few cl
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by sysadm1n 4y ago
Amazon UK has the 400 (keyboard one) in stock as of writing
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Bitwarden: Generate a Username(bitwarden.com)
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Ordering CSS Declarations(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
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A Soft Murmur – Ambient sounds to wash away distraction(asoftmurmur.com)
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https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/01/a-look-at-ime... Pegasus breaks out of the 'blastdoor' and does an RCE
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Njalla: Public DNS – DNS-over-TLS / DNS-over-HTTPS(dns.njal.la)
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Yeah it breaks some sites and extensions. There's more info on browser fingerprinting here: https://restoreprivacy.com/browser-fingerprinting/ It doesn't just spoof the UA, it does some other things too. Not
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by sysadm1n 4y ago
Always enjoyed putting a custom UA for my browser. Say Chrome version 201 to make people think I'm a time traveler visiting their site
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> Of course, a side effect of all of this is that ultimately all of those simple variants in the UA and work that goes into those giant databases mean that we could know an awful lot about you, by default. So that's not great. I enc

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