sysadm1n

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1-Line CSS Layouts(1linelayouts.glitch.me)
245 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|60 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
Might try this. It would be great to have Windows To Go back. Is there a way to fool Windows into thinking it's a normal SATA hard-drive attached to the motherboard and not a USB one?
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Windows to Go(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|0 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I used Windows To Go[0] and you could put Windows 8 on an SSD or even a USB flash drive. I used to get random blue screens of death from this however, so stopped using it. Also: WTG is no longer supported by Microsoft, so we can't use
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An introverts guide to increasing energy(ashleyjanssen.com)
315 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|143 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
https://tildes.net/ https://teddit.net/ https://slashdot.org/ https://lobste.rs/ https://pinboard.in/popular https://www.producthunt.com/
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I think it's because no real tangible thing has come out of the cryptoverse (apart from rare exceptions like ransomware gangs cashing out tumbled coins and buying lambos and rolexes). Everything in the crypto sphere is just 1s and 0s
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
Posthaven[0] by Garry Tan. There's probably others making it happen but from my experience he does support all by himself and is very involved in this project. [0] https://posthaven.com/
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I meant that these devices come with security features that the users don't even research beforehand, and blindly stick them on the Internet without even changing the default password. Google for 'public IP camera directories&#x27
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
> and doesn't have a straightforward monetization strategy I've seen a few bloggers doing 'sponsored posts' where they ask companies if they'd like an article discussing the company's product(s). (There is a
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
> we are seeing an increased reliance on technologies of surveillance. For example, front-door cameras now protect homes from burglars, and internet-connected videos inform absent residents when packages are delivered I'd like to re
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Premature Blogging Death Notice(onemanandhisblog.com)
48 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|48 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
Turns out I didn't need to use a debugger. I just manually viewed the source, spotted a malicious domain, and worked backwards from that to see what was being sent to it. The author of the addon was careful not to make it obvious what
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I recall there was a bug in Firefox from years back where JS could be used to infer what addons were installed. Typically it just pinged some extension URIs to look for an extension's presence. If it HTTP 200 OK'd then you had it
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
> Am I just spoiled and lazy? How do you define lazy? I like to re-frame that term somewhat positively, in that you could do the bare minimum to get by, and being creative in avoiding conflict or drama. You could also re-frame it as avoi
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
Some extensions inject code into the page or alter the look of a page (e.g Stylus). All a bad actor has to do is grab a screenshot of the page (which can be done with JS) and single you out specifically for using a certain style. Stay away
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I use oldskool alarm clocks. I have a rule: no smartphones present in the room whilst I'm sleeping. There is the added benefit of saving some power too, as the oldskool alarm clock's power has been going strong for 10 years now (
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Can beavers make our cities better?(rewildingmag.com)
62 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|12 comments
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Desk is 5 years old(vanschneider.com)
1 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|0 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
> No one is ever truly free Freedom exists in the mind. Even the most oppressed enslaved people can still be free in their own head. On the other hand, I use some proprietary non-free software, so I've traded my freedom to use certa
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Internet Law(rationalwiki.org)
1 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|0 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
> I have a custom domain just for signups I keep reading about people who say they have a custom domain, but I'm not sure they're aware of the caveat to that. You have to keep renewing it, and domains are infamously changing ha
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
My first impression of this was: I thought it was some sort of doxxing site where people's online pseudonym was matched with their legal name. Oh how I was wrong.
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How to Take Better Product Photos(workshopmag.com)
1 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|0 comments
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Are Amazon Digital Tokens Real?(marketrealist.com)
1 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you deal with an overflowing Inbox?
3 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|3 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I'm just waiting for the hype of web3 and the NFT craze to die down so I can soberly look at it later on when all the early players of it are in Margaritaville on some beach somewhere enjoying their spoils. I plan on being around in th
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
I've seen a few HN clones in the past posted on here, but they've never gained any traction and became defunct about a year later. What does OP mean by 'HN For'? I mean if we're talking topics, it's trivial to
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Network Effects in the Exponential Age(exponentialview.co)
3 points by sysadm1n 5y ago|0 comments
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by sysadm1n 5y ago
> When I think of smart people—like really smart people, not just the smartest guy on the bus, but theoretical-physicist-smart—I can only conclude I’m a damn idiot What if you have the upper hand and are emotionally intelligent, while la

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