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by teddyh 27d ago
You don’t say. Here are some things to radicalize you: • 2012: < https://memex.craphound.com/2012/01/10/lockdown-the-coming-w... > • 2003: < https://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/digi
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by teddyh 27d ago
That commit message mentions laws from California, Colorado, and Brazil. Today’s article is only about how the Californian law is inapplicable. It seems to me that the feature is still valid.
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Like JoshTriplett explains in other places in this thread, Kühn means that the judge will not care about Bambu Studio’s workarounds ; i.e. that the judge will see through these as the tricks they are, and not allow Bambu Studio to get away
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by teddyh 1mo ago
*cue *hordes
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by teddyh 1mo ago
The article does not even begin to answer the question of the title.
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by teddyh 1mo ago
”Steel Shark”, maybe?
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Do sharks normally make sounds?
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Key takeaway: > And the existence of WebUSB, WebHID, and WebBluetooth mean that for some devices, depending on the specifics of which classes are used, a moment of user indiscretion in accepting a permissions prompt could permanently ba
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Relevant: < https://www.threepanelsoul.com/comic/on-workforces >
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by teddyh 1mo ago
MGR? < https://hack.org/~mc/mgr/ >
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by teddyh 1mo ago
None of the images has any squares.
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by teddyh 1mo ago
The only “Kobo” I know of is a game which was popular around 1993, a remake for X11/Unix of the old 1981 Bosconian arcade game. A recent active fork can still be installed on modern systems as “Kobo Deluxe”.
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Something recently occured to me. The plot of the 1967 movie Billion Dollar Brain (the less-successful followup to the more famous 1965 The Ipcress File and 1966 Funeral in Berlin , all starring Michael Caine as Harry Palmer), while I
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by teddyh 1mo ago
See also: < http://youmightnotneedjs.com/ >
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by teddyh 1mo ago
I remember xhtalk; a little program you would configure with a list of hosts and user names, and it would show a small window (which you would place in a convenient corner of your screen) where each user name was highlighted when they logge
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Undoubtedly: < https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22833037 >
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by teddyh 1mo ago
> Anything that makes the attacker's life harder is fair game. No, security mechanisms also should be convenient to use. Otherwise, people will avoid them and work around them using more insecure methods. Anything that can be
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Non-discoverability is useless. If you want remote logins with encryption and don’t trust OpenSSH, just use telnet and restrict its access to only IPsec-encrypted packets.
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Port knocking, and other bespoke middle layers in front of internet services, is stupid. It violates Kerckhoffs’s principle¹. If you want more secret bits which users need to know in order to access your system, increase your password lengt
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by teddyh 1mo ago
It’s the Torment Nexus.
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by teddyh 1mo ago
Obligatory link to Joel Spolsky’s 2015 You Suck at Excel talk: < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxBg4sMusIg >
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by teddyh 1mo ago
< https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=On_the_Origin_of_... >
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by teddyh 2mo ago
You mean 2⁰·⁶³⁹ⁿ‭
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by teddyh 2mo ago
His name is Tuco Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez, a.k.a. “The Rat”.
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by teddyh 2mo ago
s/nuance/nuisance/
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by teddyh 2mo ago
Last non-retired archived version: < https://web.archive.org/web/20260722191742/https://www.freef... >
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by teddyh 2mo ago
If you have a brand or personal image that you are investing in, you can surely afford to invest in paying for a branded version of Anubis.
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by teddyh 2mo ago
Or even taking a walk: < https://archive.org/details/sim_reporter_1951-08-07_5_3_0/pa... > (Alternate link: < https://archive.org/details/sim_reporter_1951-08-07_5_3/page... >)
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by teddyh 2mo ago
“When you place a tangible value on trust, trust becomes a commodity to be bought and sold.” — < https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27432186 >
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by teddyh 2mo ago
The answer is easily found by Google, and any AI could give the correct answer instantly.

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