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Comment #49251447
Looks neat, and I ordered the bundle from SidePulse.io as well. Thanks for the project and pointing this out.
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Comment #49237224
I read Snow Crash every couple of years. For some reason I prefer that book, though both are excellent.
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Comment #49203365
I had to stop playing online FPS's because the cheating got so bad. I really miss the days of COD/MW2, that was kind of peak for me. I had been playing since Doom on modems... but …
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Comment #49198179
Honestly the price seems quite low for what you get (at $249) and what looks like might be a small batch production. I hope you can make a profit after everything is said and done …
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Comment #49198126
Wow, beautiful. Both the site and the keyboard. I put a deposit down. Edit: in reply to the person above because I keep getting a "You're posting too fast. Please slow down. Thanks…
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Comment #49198082
Forums are still around and kicking but definitely not like the heyday's.... I'm on a ton of them. Still my favorite resource.
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Comment #49197890
I'd love for Oxide to release something for people to test on PC hardware. Just something you could run on a small installation so you can get familiar with it, a demo so to speak.…
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Comment #49197871
Seems like a clickbait title, since FB monetizes rage-bait content on both sides.
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Comment #49169606
I've been a customer of fastmail for years now and I love it. Still have to use Google for my work domain but use fastmail for all my personal domains.
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Comment #49137976
Will definitely give this a try. For security reasons, what's a reasonable approach when installing stuff like this? Copy the git repository and then have Claude inspect it for mal…
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Comment #49137822
Really really awesome, great job!!!
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Comment #49137624
This looks really neat. I didn't see it mentioned, is there a way to integrate this with something for online invoicing, ie, the customer can pay online and this pulls the payments…
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Comment #49137341
I mentioned this on HN the other day. It's getting to the point where you can't install any new software on your machine for worries about backdoors and malware inside the packge y…
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Comment #49124680
I played the original Doom on my 386SX/25 this way.... actual action shrunk down to the lowest stamp sized box on low detail. But damn, did I have fun playing that game... especial…
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Comment #49124455
So for this to be exploited, all someone needs to know is that your address was generated on one of these vulnerable Coldcards? No physical access is needed, they just cycle throug…
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Comment #49079762
Been seeing this as well. This rule in Cloudflare gets almost all of them and doesn't seem to hit legitimate traffic. The bot is using old versions of browsers in the agent string.…
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Comment #49078955
Edit: I see only the zmx help seems to show the CTRL+\\ typo...
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Comment #49078884
I have a bunch of desktops and mini desktops I have laying around I can try it on. I'm assuming it works on most Linux hardware, except maybe the wifi? For example I have a few Bee…
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Comment #49076828
This looks really neat. I did install and try this. Following the docs though, with bash or zsh, I run into an issue when doing the following. Wait: Used with a detached run task t…
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Comment #49076459
I think that might be the only way. That or maybe even this? https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox
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Comment #49075931
I've always been interested in Qubes OS but it definitely seems like a very high pain point. I can see installing these things on VM's and then maybe trying to inspect traffic outb…
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Ask HN: How to deal with security implications of running/installing projects?
There are so many neat projects coming out on HN/Github, etc. But, it's so easy to inject back doors and malware into software projects now a days. I'm wondering how people deal wi…
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Comment #49061711
Or is it that US companies are being punished in the UK, but UK companies are not being punished in the UK? Likely a little of both.
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Comment #49061650
I wish this supported downloading torrents and magnet links.
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Comment #49061546
If US and other ally nation ships that specialize in mine detection and removal had free access to the strait, how likely are they to be able to clean it out?