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https://opentofu.org/ https://openbao.org/ Backed by the Linux Foundation
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> Initially h5ai was an acronym for HTML5 Apache Index but now it supports other web servers too. The project was last updated 3 years ago. Seems like an unintentional naming collision.
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Countdown experience for the 4th Bitcoin halving
(bitcoinhalving.club)
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3y ago
Digital Cash: The Unknown History of the Anarchists, Utopians, and Technologists Who Created Cryptocurrency by Finn Brunton
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3y ago
Digger collects Github user and repository names. No attempt is made to obfuscate the data, these are sent in the clear. This level of incompetence borders on malice, regardless of intent.
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3y ago
Have you ever used a three-way light switch? Plus the momentary switches are always centered, they look fine next to traditional switches in either position.
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3y ago
The Tesla app is horrible about this. What does a greyish padlock icon indicate? Let me tap it twice to cycle through states, then I’ll click once more if the original state needed to be toggled. If there’s any delay in the car’s response,
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3y ago
The Lightning Network is a layer on top of Bitcoin, which allows users to aggregate a huge number of transactions into a payment channel that’s tracked off-ledger. The only transactions that need to be settled on the base layer (broadcast t
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3y ago
> if you make a transaction with someone, that person now knows your account and can easily find out your bitcoin balance What’s an "account" in the context of Bitcoin?
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3y ago
Kinda weird to blame the people who made an RFC, instead of the industry leader who recommended using .local completely on their own, without support from the wider industry. This is explained in the next couple paragraphs, where you stoppe
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Ah, lack of availability makes a lot of sense given these community remakes are now two decades old. Improving the content layout also sounds great. I will check them out, thanks! Kinda weird to differentiate between B/X and BECMI, con
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3y ago
I found some useful links below for answering my questions, ironically in a dead (but very informative) comment from johnvak01. tl;dr: old school versions apply clarifications and enhancements to the original B/X rules for smoother gam
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How do these community versions, like Old School Essentials, differ from using the real BECMI rules? What would motivate a group to pick up one of these, rather than say a reprint of the Rules Cyclopedia (or using a free digital copy from a
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Backdoors and Breaches, an Incident Response Card Game
(blackhillsinfosec.com)
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Black Hills Infosec produces a physical card game and expansion sets. Also available to play online: Web: https://play.backdoorsandbreaches.com/ VTT: https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/backdoors-breaches-tabl
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> I have definitely done some terrible things like "sed -e s/$FOO/foo/g" to implement templating Next time you reach for this, check out envsubst for a slightly improved solution that’s somewhat standard (at leas
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3y ago
The weight of the battery is related to the amount of friction.
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3y ago
> Unless you're a criminal, nobody's looking inside your VM. > Heck, AWS can't access VMs (of course it's Internet cool to not believe this). Do the VMs only let someone in if they’re running a criminal workload, o
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3y ago
Why keep using 5th edition rather than 2nd edition?
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3y ago
Pricing: $25 per user/month billed annually $30 per user/month billed monthly
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> If you need an L2 transaction layer to solve an issue inherent to an L1 chain, you're kinda just admitting that the base layer is flawed. On a similar note, TCP is an admission that IP is flawed. And HTTP is proof that the entire
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It was great for a time. At least Prometheus lives on! https://developers.soundcloud.com/blog/prometheus-monitoring...
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3y ago
Oh wow, this is a subscription through Apple… I didn’t realize the Apple Tax was so high!
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3y ago
YouTube Music is $15/mo YouTube Premium is $19/mo
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Ex-Amazon engineer pleads guilty to hacking crypto exchanges $12.3M
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Well the tweet is from Sept 2022, so hopefully the roof has been patched for a while now.
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S&P Global Ratings Launches Stablecoin Stability Assessment
(prnewswire.com)
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https://web.archive.org/web/20231210141834/http://t3x.org/t3...
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OpenBao – FOSS Fork of HashiCorp Vault
(github.com)
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Startup shutdowns are on the rise, according to data from Carta
(bizjournals.com)
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