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by zerof1l 4y ago
Germany had done more than enough already for preserving the holocaust memories and condemning themselves. The reality is that Germany was not the first one and isn't the last one who partook in the genocide. The only reason Germany is
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by zerof1l 4y ago
I own a secondhand Brother inkjet printer. I bought it on eBay under the influence of posts like these. TLDR, they now DRM their cartridges. Each ink cartridge has a chip in it. One of the first experiences I had was my printer refusing a b
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by zerof1l 4y ago
A bit off-topic. Saw a lot of posts lately about layoffs. I feel in Europe, at least Germany, and Sweeden, we are having the opposite issue to the USA: staff shortage. In Frankfurt airport, I saw an ad by Lufthansa that they are hiring 20,0
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by zerof1l 4y ago
in the same place you can find Mull which is privacy oriented and deblobbed version of Firefox. It supports add-on collections as well.
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Hope to see GrapheneOS support it soon.
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It doesn't sound open and unbiased to me, because it will allow the government to censor on an index level.
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by zerof1l 4y ago
The Chromium - a thing on which Google Chrome is based - is open source. I imagine someone could make a version of it where you'd get most of the Google Chrome features but be able to give elevated access to certain extensions like ad-
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by zerof1l 4y ago
Did a check with the Austiran VPN server. The block must be on DNS level only. Using google servers as DNS, for example, will bypass all of these blocks. Or you can run your own DNS server like Unbound.
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by zerof1l 4y ago
This story should serve as a warning and a motivation to move away from iCloud, Google Cloud, and alike for video and photo storage. The easiest thing is to just purchase a drive or NAS and store your media on it. If you're a bit tech-
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by zerof1l 4y ago
Why not just do two tests: check if every element is present exactly once or some variation of it depending on what is considered unique; do the `for i in (0..array.size-2) { assert array[i] <= array[i+1] }` as was suggested. That way yo
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by zerof1l 4y ago
His argument about undefined behaviors makes no sense. Both C and C++ specs contain ambiguity and leave things up to the compiler.
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by zerof1l 4y ago
USA is taking PC correctness to the extreme. Trying to rewrite history and censor books that are deemed inappropriate. The craze with cultural misappropriation and alike. There soon will be no freedom of expression and free speech in this c
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by zerof1l 4y ago
Let's start with the philosophical thought in the article about aliens eating humans. I would not advocate for those two options but a third option. Aliens should stop eating humans, bring them all back to earth and release them. The r
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by zerof1l 4y ago
My answer to the question of whether should X know Y is yes if this is what you do on daily basis. If this is relevant but needed only occasionally, then just having a vague awareness of it existing and being able to find exact information
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by zerof1l 4y ago
Yes, check out Swedx signage display.
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by zerof1l 4y ago
While not exactly what you've asked, check out uBlacklist add-on. It adds "Block this site" link next to search results in Google, Bing, and a couple of others. You can block a specific url and it this add-on will remove it f
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by zerof1l 4y ago
The ban is specifically on single-use bags, not all bags. I don't use paper bags for groceries and I never will. Paperbag is fragile. If it rains, one can hope to reach the destination before the bag falls apart. To replace all plastic
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by zerof1l 4y ago
I found their website. https://www.oriwa.net/ The pricing seems quite reasonable considering the skill and time required. For example, about 42 USD for up to 5mm in diameter hole in a suit.
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by zerof1l 4y ago
If you're looking for a dumb display, check out Swedx signage displays. The cost is reasonable and you can get a large screen.
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by zerof1l 5y ago
More accurately, the batteries are replaceable, it's just that Apple designed the phone and battery in such a way that replacing it for a regular consumer is too much. You can still replace it yourself, but then you can void your warra
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What Caused the War? Ukraine and Russia in Historical Context [video](youtube.com)
6 points by zerof1l 5y ago|0 comments
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This is cool. Should totally be part of official HN js
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by zerof1l 5y ago
I thought I was the only one who started adding "Reddit" to some of my searches when I'm trying to do some research and learn about products.
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by zerof1l 5y ago
I think that the nuclear threat from Russia is overexaggerated. Firstly, most of the bombs are probably rusty and in need of maintenance judging by how bad is Russian equipment so far. Secondly, my country is part of NATO and we have NATO&#
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by zerof1l 5y ago
That's why I never used LastPass and never will. KeePass ftw!
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by zerof1l 5y ago
Every time some news about printers pops up, I see people praising Brother printers. Not a long time ago, I had to purchase a printer and decided to buy Brother one, since so many praises it. Seller included cartridges, but the printer refu
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by zerof1l 5y ago
Fun fact, the actual roulette wheel in casino has green zero. When betting on any color, you will always have less than 50/50 odds.
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by zerof1l 5y ago
I don't feel comfortable installing your application on the desktop. Why it should be a desktop app? What exactly is it doing and why can't it be just an extension for the browser? There is this browser extension called Bypass Pay
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I managed to get 14 vectors with 125 characters. I think 21 is a reference to the year 2021 and not the actual number of unique XSS vectors.
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I can tell you what not to buy - a smart TV. Buy a good screen and buy one of those small computers. Install normal deskop OS on it. Why? Less vendor lock-in, less tracking, more freedom, easier to repair. Get yourself Kodi. Things like Ne

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