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by vaylian 1y ago
What helix gives you is opinionated LSP support. With vim you first have to add some configuration and choose key bindings. I have used LSPs with vim before, but I wasn't sure which configuration makes the most sense. In addition, heli
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by vaylian 1y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/359/
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> I feel like it's extremely common for the autofill to not work for various reasons even when you aren't being phished. This is how Troy Hunt got phished. He was already very tired after a long flight, but his internal alarm b
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by vaylian 1y ago
> which were based on RSS to my understanding. They still are in most cases.
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by vaylian 1y ago
What are some IRC communities in 2025 that you can recommend?
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What part of podman is not working for you?
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by vaylian 1y ago
You can also look the documentation up locally: `man quadlet`
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by vaylian 1y ago
I think hardware keys are the best option for passkeys, because they have a separate (physical) user interface compared to software-based keys. This makes it easier to understand the login process. You physically interact with the hardware
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by vaylian 1y ago
See https://fedidb.com/
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by vaylian 1y ago
Tor also has anti-censorship mechanisms (snowflakes, ...). Depending on how aggressive the blocking is, Tor might be the most effective solution.
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by vaylian 1y ago
It's probably some guy/gal who carries a big toolbox full of letters and symbols
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by vaylian 1y ago
Do you have any hypotheses why these high-profile people didn't make the switch? I guess that many high-profile people are too busy with their regular work to be mindful of politics/ethics and thus they can't be bothered to s
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by vaylian 1y ago
You are probably thinking of a stingray https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray_phone_tracker
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by vaylian 1y ago
I see. So the website would try to access private IP adresses (RFC 1918) by having elements like <iframe src=" http://10.0.0.1 "> in the web site and then the web site would check if the iframe was loaded successfu
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by vaylian 1y ago
> Blocks malicious websites from port-scanning your computer/network How does that work? A browser extension can't influence how your router and other machines in your network react to incoming requests.
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by vaylian 1y ago
What are "PC bangs"? Are they like internet cafes, but meant for gaming?
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by vaylian 1y ago
There are good and there are bad XML formats. RSS is a good format that is nice to read and somewhat nice to write, because there is not too much overhead. I've also seen plenty of over-engineered XML formats that give XML a bad reputa
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by vaylian 1y ago
Interesting. Do you have a source for the connection between the NSA and Thorn?
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by vaylian 1y ago
> And don't even mention TOR, pls. What's your issue with tor?
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by vaylian 1y ago
> But a number of former Palantir employees tell WIRED they believe the public still largely misunderstands what the company actually does and how its software works. Those employees are just in denial.
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by vaylian 1y ago
It would raise awareness in the general population and increase justified resistance against this stupid law.
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by vaylian 1y ago
By "conservative" I mean less digitally-minded people who are typically older. You have these people on the left, in the center and on the right along the classical political axis.
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by vaylian 1y ago
Wikipedia has been introduced as the encyclopedia that anyone can edit. Anyone can publish problematic material or false information. But it's also Wikipedia's greatest strength that it has been so open to basically everyone and t
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by vaylian 1y ago
Counterpoint: The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, sits both in the European Commission and in the European Council. And it's UvdL who is the primary driving force for chat control at this point.
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> would there still be things you could do to insulate yourself from the effects of the law? Encrypt your data locally before it is uploaded to a service that scans your private communication. This is most likely how the child abusers wi
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by vaylian 1y ago
The real solution is to stop the law while it is still being negotiated.
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The chat control bill also has age verification to identify child users.
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There's lobby organisations that try to influence politicians in different countries: https://balkaninsight.com/2023/09/25/who-benefits-inside-the...
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xmlns namespaces for the win!
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by vaylian 1y ago
> the Remote Device Management baked into firmware as Apple does with its hardware? What do you mean? Linux had SSH (and before that rlogin) for a very long time already.

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