timvisee

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by timvisee 5y ago
Cool! Thanks for sharing.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Yes! Should work with anything that uses the standard Minecraft protocol to connect to the game.
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Show HN: lazymc – Put your Minecraft server to rest when idle(github.com)
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by timvisee 5y ago
These 'Security codes' are problematic. WhatsApp servers can force regeneration, allowing to set up a MitM. Users may compare their codes to confirm their channel is secure, but nobody does that.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Thanks for your response! Hope you can implement this as well without too much trouble. I wonder if you could just assume UTF-8 to be the default these days. I imagine that to fix many other cases as well.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Cool! There do seem to be some text encoding issues though. For example: https://search.marginalia.nu/search?query=tim+visee
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by timvisee 5y ago
It isn't so "Open" after all. What a shame.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Yes! I experienced the same. Just never publicly complained about it. It's the only constant running thing having high CPU. PipeWire, though still somewhat power hungry, is a lot better.
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by timvisee 5y ago
I was constantly experiencing tweet load failures on mobile web browsers on first load, because of some stupid rate limiting. It's insane how bad it works on a page that would have been perfectly fine to be simple and static.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Rocking the latest Nightly (93.0a1 2021-08-15) on Linux, which has AVIF enabled by default. Maybe the implementation is broken.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Thumbnails don't load in Firefox because .avif images are used.
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by timvisee 5y ago
What do you use to visualize these tabs? Just the tab bar? I also like to open a lot of tabs, but sometimes find it hard to manage them. I use Tree Style Tab, in a sidebar, wich collapsible groups. I like that a lot but am always wondering
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by timvisee 5y ago
Please no! Spreadsheets are broken. It's easy to be at error due to calculation issues, which you'll only find out when manually going over it. It's a calculator that can't properly calculate. Many business have made hug
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by timvisee 5y ago
Server died. Cached: https://web.archive.org/web/20210802083001/https://news.cfa....
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by timvisee 5y ago
Yes! While the other way around an accidental `&&` when `&` would have failed as well.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Rust would have prevented this.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Which makes this extra stupid, because they're acting its their first-party content, while it mostly isn't.
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by timvisee 5y ago
This only list 5 tools, some of which are `true`, `false` and `yes`.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Yes. Malicious uploads. The fact that Mozilla's well-known name was attached didn't help. That made unsuspecting users trust malicious uploads/links.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Send, E2E encrypted, originally by Mozilla: Public instance: https://send.vis.ee/ CLI: https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend Other instances: https://github.com/timvisee/send-instance
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by timvisee 5y ago
Why does this footer hide after the first page view? > Brave Search uses private usage metrics to estimate overall activity and performance. You can turn off this option in Settings.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Another shady practice: you could donate to any website, but Brave itself received the amount if not claimed by the website creator. Users did not know. ( https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/2019/01/13/br
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by timvisee 5y ago
Data collection is the problem. It is insane to me that we're now resorting to these kinds of 'solutions'.
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by timvisee 5y ago
This seems to be a bigger issue. BGP failure?
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by timvisee 5y ago
It is insane to me that a 2432 line script is required to achieve this.
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by timvisee 5y ago
Another problem is that the models tend to get very very large for what I've seen. A gigabyte to 10s of gigabyes is an undesirable requirement on your local machine.
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by timvisee 5y ago
I love companies that send both HTML and plain text!
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by timvisee 5y ago
:)
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by timvisee 5y ago
You can exclusively configure it on the upload page. It's not super nice, but it works. I have not seen any bots on my public instance by the way. It has been running for more than a year.
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by timvisee 5y ago
This can already be done with a reverse proxy and HTTP Basic authentication, but having it built-in would be nicer.

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