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    Comment #48658940

    I suspect that the pressure on this old infra had increased (because the customers started moving onto it); from the market POV it makes sense to put a bit more pressure on the cus…

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    Comment #48419342

    I, too, like it when my theorems have zero 'sorry's in them.

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    Comment #48048450

    does it support encrypted /boot though?

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    Comment #48034082

    3575EUR seems like a steep price for a znver4 processor from 2023 to be honest.

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    Comment #48020136

    If you accidentally skipped it, go to Preferences -> AI Controls -> toggle on Block AI Enhancements, it disables everything.

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    Comment #47973259

    Is there a good alternative option for their reverse tunnels/ways to hide my real egress that'll also block the bots?

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    Comment #47739575

    They block the whole of Cloudflare R2, I believe the Docker hub is just (heh) a collateral. When the La Liga match starts, everything that's proxied via CF (including zero access r…

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    Comment #47516599

    https://xkcd.com/2347/ , but with `fortune -a` and `cowsay` instead of imagemagick

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    Comment #47410744

    I'm glad I can choose the level of formality. https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=peepee%20poopoo&text=...

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    Comment #46366597

    It's important though that Mullvad doesn't do port forwarding; you won't be able to seed effectively

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    Comment #45721199

    I don't see any results on KDE Wayland; a (fairly old) open issue: https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall/issues/10 --- mss.exception.ScreenShotError: XGetImage() failed

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    Comment #45157385

    Exactly - I felt like the real work happened only 11-12 and 15-18, and maaaybe some meetings 19-20. Everything else was a fluff.

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    Comment #45151953

    Not a lot of people know, but the 996 in Alibaba included 2 hour long lunch and sleep break, as well as 1 hour for a dinner at 6 pm.

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    Comment #45028849

    Yep - I put that rule at the bottom so that everything I want elsewhere is sorted by some preceding rule. That's how unfuck works too, though. My ruleset looks like this now: To: (…

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    Comment #45027795

    To be honest, that Fastmail filter filters out almost every ad in any language. { "conditions": [ { "lookHow": "exists", "lookHeader": "list-unsubscribe", "lookFor": "exists \"list…

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    Comment #44116345

    Is there any way to subscribe to be notified when the Linux package becomes available?

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    Comment #43890934

    Jfyi, I'm doing exactly this (and more) in a platform library; it covers the issues I've encountered during the last 8+ years I've been working with Go highload apps. During this t…

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    Comment #43027033

    https://github.com/m-bain/whisperX looks promising - I'm hacking away on an always-on transcriber for my notes for later search&recall. It has support for diarization (the speaker …

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    Comment #40376789

    I mean, rubber-hose cryptoanalysis is still the easiest attack vector, but root exploit releases are frequent enough to be a valid concern :)

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    Comment #40373014

    It sounds great, but they could also block the settings' switches in the pull-down drawer first... As far as I understand, this whole Find My/Remote Lock stuff will stop working wh…

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    Comment #40222253

    IMHO it's not about the standards in your company, it's more about being able to parse any random library on GitHub etc with your eyeballs.

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    Comment #39905147

    I won't say it's the worst one (assuming the attacker's private key is not public), just one of the most interesting ones in regards to the social engineering, pressure applied, co…

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    Comment #37479537

    Good idea which will work for most people, however it'll be an issue for dissidents or people moving countries. Those can use some other provider, while everyone else (99%?) can be…

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    Comment #36112606

    AFAIR Chrome/Chromium add-ons are unable to block ads and trackers properly - there's a gap between the page load and add-on activation.

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    Comment #34736647

    Oh, fair enough. Something surgical would be best :)