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Nerada

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    Comment #46653665

    Right? I feel like rainbow tables for NTLM have been around for decades, though at-cost. This seems incredibly low effort on Google's part.

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    Comment #46506180

    Is there a reason you chose to roll your own software instead of just using Anki? Custom algorithm you think is better than FSRS? UI preferences?

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    Comment #41374537

    "Employee surveillance" sounds a lot more nefarious than the reality of these systems for most organizations. Your network admin has had access to the proxy, and by extension, all …

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    Comment #41315196

    Probably for usage with [the now sold off] HP Records Manager.

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    Comment #41220313

    I work in a heavily regulated industry, and 'yes' is the answer for us, even going as far as mobile-first IM platforms. There's a very small number of vendors who pull in lots of m…

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    Comment #40461682

    I stopped buying anything Samsung for essentially the same reason. I was overseas and my S7 switched off and wouldn't turn back on. I walked into the flagship store and was immedia…

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    Comment #40385446

    This is honestly something that would be interesting to own. It's not $950 interesting, but interesting nonetheless, just for a conversation piece about an elaborate forgery. I've …

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    Comment #40294545

    DDR5 comes with on-die ECC. My understanding is this only checks errors occuring within the RAM itself, not errors that occur during transmission to and from RAM. My question is, h…

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    Comment #39985397

    I've been a happy MailInABox user for many years, but this looks great.

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    Comment #39638097

    Essentially you hook up all your log sources to a User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA) platform, it comes up with a model of "normal" behaviour, and flags users for investiga…

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    Comment #36674773

    Any narration for the stories? That's the killer feature of Satori Reader for me. I'm fairly sure they hire voice actors, but from what I understand, Japanese text-to-speech is fai…

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    Comment #36611945

    Tangentially related, I had GPT-4 plan the sightseeing on my latest holiday. It both picked out the interesting places of note, and then I asked it to plan them in such a way that …

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    Comment #36028139

    Good to know, thank you!

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    Comment #36026839

    Blood test results? I couldn't find anywhere to input the data manually. I track everything else there, like blood pressure, but serum iron, ferritin? Transferrin? Albumin? Etc. No…

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    Comment #36026411

    After noticing Apple Health doesn't let you track this data at all (very strange decision on their part) I contemplated building an app... But Excel is easier and serves the same f…

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    Comment #33826836

    I'm stuck somewhere between Anki hell and Graded Readers (~Level 1). Do I just continue working my way up the Graded Readers list, or is there something more engaging for adults th…

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    Comment #32946123

    The scrolling behavior on this page is horrendous.

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    Comment #32408032

    Interestingly, RTCPeerConnection and RTCDataChannel come up as "True", but the IP address fields come up as "n/a".

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    Comment #32406640

    IKWYD is impressive. Not the results. I'm behind CGNAT and it's claiming my IP is static when it's dynamic so I know none of these files, but the fact that it was able to get my lo…

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    Comment #32208491

    Reading through it quickly, it looks like this is for files that are available to read, but write-protected? Not read-protected documents like a password protected Excel workbook?

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    Comment #32050481

    Chess.com has a measurement for how accurate a player plays compared to top engine moves called Computer Aggregated Precision Score (or "CAPS"), and top humans do play incredibly a…

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    Comment #31995528

    Post the stuff you're able to talk about publicly, I'm interested!

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    Comment #30436356

    This was a fun read and feels like it deserves a longform blog post.

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    Comment #29494275

    I miss how every hobby had a forum running on phpBB, SimpleMachines, Invision, etc. HN is great, but it's very point in time. If I find an interesting topic posted over a day ago, …

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    Comment #29210041

    Surprised nobody has mentioned donjon, well worth checking out if you haven't seen it before. https://donjon.bin.sh/fantasy/world/