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by yborg 5y ago
Former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder is chairman of the Nordstream shareholders group.
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by yborg 5y ago
>can root the box with a CrashReporter exploit It's like poetry.
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by yborg 5y ago
TouchID works fine for me in KeepPassXC. You have to turn on the option.
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by yborg 5y ago
Clickbaity, the entire post is actually "Why I hate Python" :/
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by yborg 5y ago
List doesn't seem to scroll in Safari desktop :/
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by yborg 5y ago
Colloquy link is dead (again), https://github.com/colloquy/colloquy/releases is probably the most relevant link at this point. A couple of guys keep it limping along when there are breaking OS changes, but it&#x27
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by yborg 5y ago
The whole point is to not be equivalent to Google since Google is an ad revenue engine now, not a search engine.
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by yborg 5y ago
Most Nitter instances end up rate-limited and are unusable at least half of the time in my experience, this isn't really a practical solution.
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by yborg 5y ago
Stealing is kind of morally wrong as well. And if this guy was innocent, it would have been hard for them to get the private key out of him, since he wouldn't have known it.
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by yborg 5y ago
>50 kilo millipede If it was as fast as the furry things we get around here in the spring that would have been truly horrifying.
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by yborg 5y ago
>I don't think governments care to (or can) regulate it China has literally banned Bitcoin. Their approach is to roll out their own digicoin. Governments have been very slow to figure out how to approach crypto, but the current Wild
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by yborg 5y ago
Just imagine what they could do with a PSD file.
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by yborg 5y ago
If only a nation could manufacture things locally and not be required to get them from Asia...
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by yborg 5y ago
Fukou da.
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by yborg 5y ago
I'm wondering what it will take to stop this, it's basically institutionalized loan sharking across a giant chunk of the economy critical to society. The entire market, from insurance companies to providers is falling over itself
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by yborg 5y ago
Twitter does this as well.
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by yborg 5y ago
Agree with the bloat issue, I use Vivaldi because tab tiling, which is unique to this browser, but the additional functionality seems like it will become a crippling maintenance burden for a small team. I get that Tetzchner is trying to sta
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by yborg 5y ago
Zawinski's Law of Software Envelopment : “Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.”
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by yborg 5y ago
This is a specious argument. Allow competitors to deploy apps causing lousy battery life, and Safari should win easily on that basis. Apple's battery app makes it obvious when apps use a lot of energy.
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by yborg 5y ago
One of the perks of being in a Tu-22 unit in the 1960s was having access to the large supply of 40% ethanol used for the cockpit air-conditioning system.
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by yborg 5y ago
Dunno how stealthy this is given that masses of base-64 garbage you didn't put into a crontab seems like a pretty big red flag.
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by yborg 5y ago
There is on this one, it's a jump ramp carrier, not a catapult launch.
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by yborg 5y ago
This article is literally repeating an article from The Sun, a tabloid with a better track record of reporting on royals caught on holiday with their knickers off. There are a lot of covers on ports and weapons on a combat aircraft sitting
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by yborg 5y ago
It seems from accomplishments like this from amateurs that state level actors will have compromised any current "secure" or "trusted" computing platform.
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by yborg 5y ago
Much more likely to have been a perforated rusty tailpipe. A car with an even partially severed cat converter would be unbearably loud to sit in.
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by yborg 5y ago
I think I've been using it for nearly 15 years. And I selfishly hope it never gets more popular since it's so obscure that it seems to fly under the radar of most blacklists despite its 20+ year history. I like how it keeps a coun
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Japanese SARS-CoV-2 Delta Variant Dying Out?(japantimes.co.jp)
3 points by yborg 5y ago|0 comments
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by yborg 5y ago
>D. Zimmerman, The Finger User Information Protocol, RFC 1288, December, 1991 Almost 30 years old.
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by yborg 5y ago
I found a Chrome extension called, appropriately enough, "Empty New Tab Page" that works fine on Edge that accomplishes this without registry editing. But yes, kind of flabbergasted when I discovered that Microsoft was strong-armi
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by yborg 5y ago
These guys are delivering ads for Lexus to moviepiracy.com by using an intermediate server that obscures the actual target site. Lexus doesn't want its brand associated with these types of sites and would normally prevent this from hap

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