sysadm1n

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by sysadm1n 3y ago
> what's most frustrating is that the people who profited most from these compounds never pay for the damage they cause The people were naive. It's not like they had malicious intent. 'Don't hate lazy people - they di
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Getting SYSTEM on Windows in Style(sector7.computest.nl)
2 points by sysadm1n 3y ago|0 comments
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
`The cloud is just someone else's computer`
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Masked email is a killer feature for Fastmail(macwright.com)
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Get Security Done(dcaddick.github.io)
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
> If you personally prioritize autonomy and creative freedom, but you’re working for an employer that prioritizes conformity and predictability across the organization, you’re going to have a bad time This is why a hobby/side hustle
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
I surf with a browser called Lynx from time to time. It shows the text-only version of a site. No CSS. No JS. No distractions.
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
https://killedbygoogle.com/
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Cloudflare Fonts: enhancing website font privacy and speed(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by sysadm1n 3y ago|0 comments
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Testing Feature Support for Modern CSS(moderncss.dev)
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
> it's finding its way back to serious consideration after years of being pushed to the underground It was used in a therapy-like way for all those (underground) years, not strictly for dancing/clubs/house parties. People
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
I like the tech punditry on here. Most of it is top notch. The odd bad faith comment appears now and then, but they're typically down-voted and greyed out (yet I still end up reading them because they're sometimes funny). In terms
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How Microsoft Does Quality Assurance(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
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CSS Findings from the Threads App: Part 2(ishadeed.com)
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
https://robinrendle.com/notes/why-are-websites-embarrassing/
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Medical gaslighting: when conditions turn out not to be 'all in the mind'(theconversation.com)
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Free, Open-Source Anonymous Email Forwarding(addy.io)
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
> What does the NSA get out of it? A transparent ledger which is easy to audit, for the purpose of catching cybercriminals.
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
I have an open mind about these claims. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. That said, Satoshi's IP leaked in a debug log[0] and it was a Californian IP[0]. (Make of that what you will). [0] https://whoissat
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
They're good for domain hacks. Like: kingoftheinter.net
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
> This is compounded when I see someone else's success on a similar project Comparison is the thief of joy. Like for every time you compare and get jealous, you could have leveled up, for YOU personally. The only person you need to
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Amazon CodeWhisperer: AI Code Generator(aws.amazon.com)
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Pico.css – Minimal CSS Framework for Semantic HTML(picocss.com)
3 points by sysadm1n 3y ago|1 comments
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
Damn. I loved the basic HTML feature in Gmail when logging in on a slow-as-shit 3G connection, or I was behind several proxies and latency was an issue. More enshittification by Google.
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"Trust us, we're the Good Guys"
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
> when you're already fully accessible on the IPv4 Internet And behind several NATs which apparently is good because a single IPV4 address can belong to millions of people so you can 'blend in', as it were, if you enjoy pr
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by sysadm1n 3y ago
What's click-baity about these? Can Ryan Petersen Fix Flexport? A Is for Adaptogens, B Is for Body Sculpting: A Trending-in-Silicon Valley Health Glossary The Trouble With Walter: In His Elon Musk Tome, the Writer Shows U
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A quick introduction to CSS @scope(bram.us)
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How Custom CSS Property Values Are Computed(moderncss.dev)
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