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by szszrk 4y ago
Worth noting they actually announced changes to subscription that basically cancels the whole thing. Subscription still exists, it's cheaper, but basic functions that we (clients) were told comes with device itself are again not tied t
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by szszrk 4y ago
The nexus part was laid out nicely by others. ntlm proxy is a proxy that can authenticate inside a corporate network with your own credentials and forward all requests, while exposing a simple old school proxy. You hit simple local proxy, i
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by szszrk 4y ago
I'm currently in my very first job where running a local silent NTLM proxy is not a vital skill of survival. For similar reasons I somehow always made an opensource sonatype nexus that is doing pypy proxy or similar, so that operators
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by szszrk 4y ago
That is actually new to me, but maybe because I'm into sci-fi from around 1950-1970, where direct conversations between characters are just "quoted sentences" inside narrator sentences. I'm a bit of Philip K. Dick fan an
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by szszrk 4y ago
There are weird differences between publishers in different countries. In Poland there is this weird contest of making books largest possible. Mandatory points are huge font, enormous margins, huge spaces between paragraphs and chapters alw
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by szszrk 4y ago
Obfuscate and complicate code at a rate faster then NewPipe can handle
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by szszrk 4y ago
websdr is software connected to SDR hardware - often cheap/somewhat cheap SDR USB dongles originally meant for DVB-t TV - that uses them to receive much much more of the spectrum than intended. Used by all kind of hobbyists to listen t
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by szszrk 4y ago
Yeah, most hotels I've been in used electronic locks with no moving parts you can hook that to. Just a card reader on the hallway and a door knob inside. Door knob works as the additional lock (upward position in a European style knob)
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by szszrk 4y ago
Wow, what does this mean? I mean it for real, what does those sentences mean? I get the transparency concept but windmills produce flour and are not that common anymore, so why is anyone bothered by them? Also Nimbys sound like critter-like
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by szszrk 4y ago
I categorize all purchases in banking apps/websites that have that built in. I have most of that on a shared account with wife so it's easier. The rest I calculate in a similar way but in the "not-shared" bank app. As no
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by szszrk 4y ago
Do you analyze all smaller spendings, like groceries, all credit card and cash purchases? I'm using CC for almost everything but there is still a lot that I miss because of random cash spendings.
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by szszrk 4y ago
I want to agree with you, but actually can't. He should not be responsible. Because he already failed - he should have had that under control while he was working on it, from the very first day. Not on his notice period. We push a ment
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by szszrk 4y ago
I generally see what you are aiming at, but I don't think you are weighting all aspects and showing the whole story. There could be so many different views of such situation. Was it actually rebuild from scratch? Rebuilding and taking
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by szszrk 4y ago
As time goes by I miss old school distro distribution model more and more, while I used to hate it long time ago. It took to long for new versions to arrive. Now I'm leaning toward Debian and alike, as mainteners do a lot of work I val
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by szszrk 4y ago
I don't think this is true. What happened to things "you no longer need", did these packages disappear? Or you suddenly trust system defaults? If you do then why with minimalist approach at all. It feels very inconsistent to
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by szszrk 4y ago
Well, you just change state to absent and it will be uninstalled. You don't need two tasks for that. It's one task that describes state of a package. That state can be a number of things. You don't even need to create a task
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by szszrk 4y ago
I was not able to click "next slide" at all, as it made the whole slides smaller. Literally the slide area becomes 2x smaller or larger, when you scroll the page on my Firefox. And if you scroll to make it large enough you can&#x2
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by szszrk 5y ago
I used Zen virtual credit card with no issues with Oracle Cloud. Card was created 15 minutes before using with Oracle.
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by szszrk 5y ago
I love that it's still used in watches. Some brands have it build into watches bezel, with some predefined marks for popular conversions like galons/liters, miles/nautical miles/kilometers and so on. It looks fun and is
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by szszrk 5y ago
Actually, if you check Archive.org [0], choose "urls" in menu, then sort by url in reverse order, you will get resources with https dated 1996. So I'd say it's at least plausible. [0] https://web.archive.org&#
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by szszrk 5y ago
Each person uses it differently. I hate YT recommendations, they just promote whatever pays better, including low quality and simply incorrect content ("science"). All I'm using for years is a flat list of channels. I've
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by szszrk 5y ago
Don't throw your radios yet. AM, FM and SSB radio is still present, used for communication and used as actual permanent radio stations with music, news and so on. It slowed down significantly, for sure, but it's not dead. It'
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by szszrk 5y ago
Yeah, you are likely right. I take it very personal, as it touches current events in a way that Russian propaganda does for years on our local sites. This behavior was insanely intensified in last few days.
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by szszrk 5y ago
All you say is true, although here a "leak" was meant as a leak of information to foreign government to be used as intelligence.
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by szszrk 5y ago
But does it leak? Is it any different than any other social network? It's well known that big networks simply sell your data if you pay handsomely. Facebook does that on a large scale, even including partial messages content. Heck, it
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by szszrk 5y ago
It's funny: everyone is bashing Telegram. - IT people as it's "insecure by default" - Governments, because it doesn't block easily what they want (happens in most western countries, including my own) - TV/Media
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by szszrk 5y ago
It's working rather for small groups that actually have mutual interest, not random people from the internet. It has forums, blogs etc., I used similar project in a group of friends I know in person just to talk and share files directl
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by szszrk 5y ago
Such page design make me dizzy. Left, right, left, right, scrolling a whole page to get barely a paragraph. Awkward. Blah.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Wow, I love it. Postman and Insomnia disappointed me, it became a mess and push towards sync makes it a bit dangerous to use. Thunderclient seems like something to really fill my that void.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Good luck being both visually impaired and autistic... Captchas are great when not needed and horrible when actually needed.

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