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mstef
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Comment #46960206
sure all data collected is of value to someone, browsing history is definitely. however this is decentralized, and needs targeted attacks, so depending on your threat model, this m…
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Comment #43681358
sure, for bookmarking that's fine. but it does not help against linkrot, or censorship, or pages changing with time.
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Comment #43681340
btw it is perfectly fine to circumvent a paywall with archive.ph and then to snapshot it with omnon so your bookmark never linkrots away. also when i say "js manipulation" i also m…
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Comment #43680910
looks nifty, but does it do snapshotting?
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Comment #43680804
omnom is for snapshotting, not for circumventing paywalls. i'm merely comparing the snapshot feature of the two projects. circumventing paywalls is out of scope. your bookmarks wil…
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Comment #43680705
the difference is, that archive.ph snapshots something in headless. omnom snapshots the exact same state that your browser is displaying you. so if there is js interactions that ch…
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Comment #43680488
btw if you want to have a look at more than a decade of snapshots, try https://links.ctrlc.hu/ my private and membership invitation-only instance.
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Omnom: Self-hosted bookmarking with searchable, wysiwyg snapshots
a bit of background. this is a rewrite of omnom by asciimoo - the guy who also made searx. originally i wrote omnom, back in the days when del.icio.us was enshittified and gone dow…
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Comment #41131869
this is a recent (1-2 months old) report on the impact of the NGI0 programme: https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/257... there was also a fosdem talk about thi…
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Comment #40750302
besides the docs, there is also all the source code in /usr/lib/zig/std... very useful to learn zigisms and the API of the std library itself...
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Comment #40617633
what's next that urgently needs mem-safety? /bin/true?
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Comment #40617495
this must be parody. what exactly is the threatmodel where memory-safety matters for a calculator? did these devs miss the point of popping a calc.exe? surely no bc has ever been u…
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Comment #40431263
john scalzi: starter villain note, if your wife doesn't like to be woken up, do not try to read this next to her in bed. you will LoL, and wake her up.
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Comment #39875327
this backdoor had nothing at all to do with memory safety.
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