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by tentacleuno 2y ago
The correct link for that Wikipedia page is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%E2%80%93FBI_encryption_d... :-)
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
PNPM isn't exactly new; it's been in development since 2016[0] (which makes it 9 years old). I've been using it for quite a while now. It has excellent mono-repo features, pnpmfile.js hooks, and it's just downright fast
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
For some reason, whenever I see the term "Xitter", my mind always parses it as "shitter". How do you pronounce it?
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
I've noticed you use the acronym "RAG" quite a lot -- I'd like to know what that means. I'm not yet familiar with AI terminology :)
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How profitable is Starlink? We dig into the details of satellite Internet(arstechnica.com)
2 points by tentacleuno 2y ago|0 comments
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
If you look at the picture of the cut, it's quite substantial -- the article also goes into depth about this.
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
https://archive.is/QGs6x
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
Supersonic -- amazingly-good Subsonic client for the desktop. I've gone through... way too many Subsonic clients, and I just can't find one that beats Supersonic; my only complaint is that, for some reason, MPRIS can be intermi
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
Mastodon instances fronted by Cloudflare (with Email Protection on) are good examples.
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
> This video is like comparing AMD to Apple. What do you mean by this?
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
The thing is, adding an inline fuse doesn't guarantee that the host would be safe: if the fuse doesn't blow quick enough and lets enough current through, that's bad (plus, you'd have to add a fuse to P-, D+, D- and P+ ju
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
> you can straight up fry a computer with a flash drive that has been tampered with. USB in general doesn't really seem to be designed with security in mind. I don't think it's fair to claim USB is insecure because you can
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Why Workers environment variables contain live objects(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by tentacleuno 2y ago|0 comments
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
https://terminal.shop :)
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
> The point isn't that Google can't build a better CDN. The point is that we don't want ISPs creating a situation where they've inked a deal with Google to prevent good performance from YouTube competitors. We don&#x2
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by tentacleuno 2y ago
> glad my Nebula won't be slower than my YouTubes To be fair, wouldn't this still be the case? Google peer with many ISPs, and have a lot of server / networking prowess, so the YouTube experience is normally pretty good
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
Could you please clarify this? I was under the assumption that eSATA was the name for the external [hot-pluggable] SATA connector. If memory serves, eSATAp was that, but combined with a USB plug. Very clever engineering, though the conne
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
Ahh, Hacker News never fails to disappoint. Are there any ones you would recommend? A quick Amazon search yields a ton of rando-name products that I don't place much faith in -- the only brand name I could find was Sabrent[0], but th
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
Or he was willing to part with his cash. I don't believe any news organizations made [substantial] donations to SBF, or FTX.
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
While we're here, are there any eHDD standards (and devices) that allow you to plainly read the SATA data from the drive, merely acting as a transport for the SATA connector itself? A fair number of them don't allow you to read S
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
It's surprisingly reminiscent of Comlink[0], the Google Chrome team's library for orchestrating and messaging web workers. [0]: https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/comlink
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
Are they launching this in the UK, too? I see no mention of that. Perhaps due to our tighter privacy laws, they would likely have to make a few modifications (such as making it opt-in, clear what it does, etc.)
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The Future of macOS, Freedom, Security and Privacy (2018)(gist.github.com)
1 points by tentacleuno 3y ago|0 comments
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
Nheko Reborn[0]. [0]: https://nheko-reborn.github.io/
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
...or watching TV as it is being broadcast [0]. For anyone outside the UK, this is designed to be confusing. Many people unnecessarily pay for the TV License just to stop the harassment campaign by TV Licensing. This entire system is aki
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
For Matrix, there definitely is. Some of the third-party clients are just plain better than Element.
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A Counterfeit 8086 Processor (2020)(righto.com)
25 points by tentacleuno 3y ago|5 comments
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240329163026/https://gitlab.gn...
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Unprivileged application is able to bypass GNOME Lockscreen(gitlab.gnome.org)
15 points by tentacleuno 3y ago|2 comments
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by tentacleuno 3y ago
> Now I increasingly see it as collaborating with a hostile and adversarial marketing giant. I'm genuinely stunned that they're still getting away with it: flooding the user with "switch to Edge!"[0] popups at every o

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