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fvrther

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About fvrther

You can find me at my desk, sipping my cafe con leche while reading the latest headlines on Hacker News. But in any case, you can also get in touch below.

meet.hn/city/35.6420125,139.6692341/Sangenjaya

Socials:

* github.com/obynio * instagram.com/yohann * x.com/obynio

Recent public activity

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    Comment #46882109

    Great remark, I will add that Solidworks is more intended for small CAD work, industrials usually use Catia for deeper CAD work, which is also owned by the Dassault Group. Both are…

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    Comment #46215405

    I did it myself, tailscale on kobo works great and is not complicated to install

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    Comment #44127282

    Do not underestimate the Japanese on this one, they managed to get the MyNumber unified healthcare card adopted in a mere 4 years, that's FAST.

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    Comment #44127201

    It's a PKI system, your card holds two certificate, one for authenticating that you unlock with a 4 number PIN and one for digital signing that you unlock using a 10 char password.…

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    Comment #44122971

    I just tried it and if you suspect it leaked you can delete it immediately and get a new one in 10mn

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    Comment #44122955

    Exactly, but I'm not familiar with the American SS# system honestly

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    Comment #44122936

    Hello, I live in Japan, the thing they don't tell in the article is the Japan Post Digital Address can be tied to the MyNumber system. It's an official ID card you're required to u…

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    Comment #43982620

    The main reason banks adopt in-app TOTP is that most third-party TOTP apps historically didn’t offer cloud backups. And some third-party TOTP apps could leak the tokens because the…

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    Comment #43310175

    France sending jets while the U.S. waves the white flag? Looks like the surrender baton just got passed westward.

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    Comment #43076953

    We also have the amazing Plato reader, like koreader but with a snapper UI and made exclusively for kobo and written in Rust by the guy responsible for bspwm. https://github.com/ba…

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    Comment #43076904

    No ads per se, but a recommendation tile and a kobo plus subscription tile on the main screen that just eats display space for nothing. I mainly use kobopatch to change the epub re…

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    Comment #43075129

    Mobile read forum for most of it, but also heavily recommend kobopatch 1. https://github.com/pgaskin/kobopatch-patches/releases optional but nice to tweak some small ui details and…

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    Comment #43074606

    Kobo are giving you root access with telnet from the start. You can flash modded firmwares, change the backend servers to phone your own calibre-web instance, install ssh, koreader…

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    Comment #40066630

    The website recommends to contact the permanent representation of my country, and more importantly by phone which is apparently more effective. Not that I'm worried about it but I …

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    Comment #38625769

    https://github.com/obynio/anki-japanese-furigana I created an Anki plugin to learn Japanese. All the plugin I knew back then were bloated with unnecessary features, so I created my…

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    Comment #34138284

    Happened to me as well, I got a visa and an offer to work in Japan. I resigned from my current company, send the leave notice for my apartment, started packing and was supposed to …

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    Comment #33910105

    Tokyo Dying Alone is a visualization of data surrounding the lonely death problem in Tokyo, Japan.

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    Comment #28320554

    That was a beautiful story that hit me harder than expected. I wished my dad had left behind a journal. He died as well when I was in my early twenties, but I still feel like I did…

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    Comment #26128616

    That brings back some good memories, I learned socket programming thanks to your guide back in high school. Ended up working in infrastructure so eh, you kinda paved the way for me…

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    Comment #25365560

    As a junior SRE that got hired in this role as a new grad, I find these resources quite handy for anyone that would like to step into SRE. I would like to add three other ideas - R…

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    Comment #24537276

    > Also, I used to hold the illusion that I'd always have my family and parents to talk to. But that's not true either. This. I used to think that way, then I lost my dad from cance…

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    Comment #24537016

    > You will accept the things you tried and failed. But you will regret not trying. This. It's not the first time I hear this advice, and even though I'm only 24 years old, I try to…