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OG hardware hacking?

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This looks really neat. Backing up all of a users configs is a lot more painful though given all the dotfiles in $HOME

This isn't right, there's incentive for both parties to behave but anytime China can sell treasuries on the open market for below what they are worth driving up yields dramatically…

Just out of interest I blocked everything but TLS 1.3 for a few hours last year, a solid majority of sites wouldn't serve it which was disappointing. Despite ~95% of browsers being…

Just a heads up: All of redis_mlc's comments are dead by default. You can easily confirm this yourself. Some here and there get vouched for by others but for the most part all will…

SpaceX's assembly and testing cadence is quite amazing. They're already putting together pieces of SN17!

Yeah they're generally within a tiny fraction of a % point compared to what respected Western economic analysts post. Plenty do their own estimates on the world's second biggest ec…

> Like as if the admin gets a notification every time a crawler comes by or something, with precise details about it. This is exactly how it works with user-agents and your naivety…

> They're just not very complex, or large For the most part no, but there's clear exceptions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rougheye_rockfish

I always find it strange seeing security companies and other high risk industries using io. It's been hijacked multiple times before from shoddy practices. Are you really willing t…

Not sure about apps but for simple systems I use twilio and some scripting to make alert calls.

Really twisting the use of the word advertisement here, it's the complete opposite really. Then again I'm guessing most only read headlines and hear what they want. A small donatio…

Netguard has per app blocking with logging/alerts, it's open source and on fdroid/play store. People aren't going to like what they see. One that always annoyed me was a google ser…

The stoics came from the school of cynicism originally in Greek philosophy and were heavily influenced by it in the early days.

Wondering what you use instead? I run nextcloud on a $5 vps just like in this article, it's still underutilised. Out of the box my family can have access to certain folders and the…

> The FBI has used covert operations against domestic political groups since its inception... COINTELPRO tactics are still used to this day and have been alleged to include discred…

ENS is nothing like DNS despite both being name services. ENS is decentralised and not subject to a plethora of attacks that give DNS a bad name. A bad actor maliciously taking con…

Care to explain what you mean by this? The reasons why is quite clear in the article.

These folks dug holes proudly in public while their echochambers wooed all the way now have the nerve to deflect blame when asked to stand in said hole. Completely ignore your own …

> The Clean Network addresses the long-term threat to data privacy, security, human rights and principled collaboration posed to the free world from authoritarian malign actors. Be…

Something I think many miss in the comments here is that even if you completely wiped out natural palm oil usage today that rainforest is still going to get cut down tomorrow. It w…

> Not really a vote-winner, but that’s no excuse. Completely agree and the most preposterous part is that across the Western world elected officials are by far comprised of former …

> We also have demerit points > Most of this is automated, so you may find out you were suspended by getting pulled over before the letter arrives. It's all very strict. Amusingly …

> So there is evidence is came from a lab No there isn't, none whatever. The state department released internal cables saying the lab in Wuhan was poorly staffed, that was from yea…