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nticompass

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About nticompass

Just your average web developer with a totally normal sized vintage computer collection.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/nticompass; my proof: https://keybase.io/nticompass/sigs/2gnRYJzlmWN_k-vE8u19W1kjSd1PFW38t-va6DX9MMQ ]

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    Comment #49242783

    As someone who just installed FreePBX on his home server, I guess I basically did that.

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    Comment #49208733

    I used LTT's 40 Gbps cable to connect my ThinkPad X270 to a USB-C monitor and it worked fine. I guess neither device there is TB5, but just wanted to share that those cables do at …

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    Comment #49197686

    I've noticed this with obvious scam ads on the YouTube app or even Google search results. I've determined that (much like Twitter/X) the "verification" (or "moderation") is simply …

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    Comment #49181583

    I ran Windows XP x64 Edition on a computer for a while and some software didn't like it. Since it was technically NT 5.2 (Server 2003) and not NT 5.1 (XP), some programs/installers…

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    Comment #49167904

    We all know what the word was, it was a joke to replace it with another word that has the same first/last letters that obviously wouldn't fit here. A joke about how words are censo…

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    Comment #49096480

    It's VBScript/macro worms all over again!

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    Comment #48946919

    You've never heard of "the most funded project in Kickstarter history"? This project is the continuation of Pebble watches after they sold their assets to Fibit, Fitbit got bought …

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    Comment #48946525

    Is that related to StarLAN? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StarLAN

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    Comment #48833761

    Spatie (creators of a bunch of Laravel/PHP packages) is postcardware, too! https://spatie.be/open-source/postcards

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    Comment #48830795

    This post just makes me realize that one day I need to buy myself an oscilloscope.

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    Comment #48718663

    +1 for ControlD. I've been using for a while, and whilst it does have false positives sometimes and I need to manually add a site to the allow list, it works great for me. Also, th…

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    Comment #48687578

    I read it as "how much is actually assembled in Finland versus arriving pre-assembled?"

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    Comment #48687567

    Yes, but which pieces are put together there and which are already assembled elsewhere?

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    Show HN: Network-Attached Serial Mouse

    I was messing around with a terminal server, I liked being able to access my home server's and managed switch's console/rs-232 port over telnet. That got me thinking, though. Does …

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    Comment #48587912

    > Hiding filename extensions was one of the capital sins in computer history Amen. The first thing I do on any (Windows) OS installation is make sure file extensions are shown. I g…

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    Comment #48584762

    Wait, which Copilot is this? :-P

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    Comment #48584691

    Wait, which Outlook is this? Is it "new Outlook" or "Outlook (new)"?

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    Comment #48555669

    > recruiter at a small crypto startup That's your first red flag right there.

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    Comment #48503660

    I hate to admit it, but I'm pretty sure that's the same for me, too. Dial-up, NetZero I think. Waiting for images to download...

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    Comment #48477697

    > There is no single control that solves indirect prompt injection There is, actually. It's called removing the AI agent. Done.

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    Comment #48459962

    I respect the amount of work that goes into projects like this; I can't wait to be able to play it.

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    Comment #48401702

    I learned about this site from the TV show "Going Deep with David Rees" (episode 2)! I recommend that show if you haven't seen it.

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    Comment #48383002

    I found an HP-12c at Savers for like $2 about 2 years ago! It's a "financial calculator" and I don't really know how to use it :-)