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I think if you ask the median human to count to 100... more often than not you'll hear "One, Two, skip a few, Ninety-Nine, One-Hundred".

> intercepted by any MITM Most things are... even SSH is Trust-on-First-Use. You can really only verify out of band. OTP is quite a bit better than CC or bank account numbers... as…

I've done something similar before with Btrfs https://gist.github.com/chapmanjacobd/bc6e31c8bc3647e0bcb0c4... pretty fun!

None of the comments here are really about the article! Of course one can always turn an ISO into a writable filesystem but this is doing something a bit different. Pretty interest…

Yeah I tried Kinoite on a couple machines for a couple years and it's so much easier and faster to use normal Fedora for single dev/server machine. However, I can definitely see so…

> a bunch of pipes and valves can be conscious Billions * billions of pipes and valves can result in emergent behavior that appears conscious while at the same time the sound of a …

So the solution was to do the same thing that the hackers did?? > "tell the Meta support AI that the account is hacked and ask it to send the verification codes to an arbitrary ema…

maybe just check TERM? although to be honest--do you even need a pager if your shell/terminal is nice enough? I rarely pipe to a pager because kitty/fish/tmux support OSC 133 prett…

And it also doesn't really apply here... If YOU the individual (who owns your own medical records) agree that the transmission method is safe then HIPAA doesn't apply. HIPAA applie…

I will add Windows support soon... even if you don't want it

Depends how simple you want it: - 200 line BASH script: https://github.com/Sub-SH/Beacon - 17k lines of Ansible YAML https://github.com/iiab/iiab

they're really packing in the whole kitchen sink into video games these days... https://old.reddit.com/r/ARK/comments/p4xlpr/ark_is_over_200...

> and probably 8x less compressed than it should be ZIM uses zstd so it is pretty compressed--but the thing that takes a lot of room is actually the full-text search index built in…

https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/decision-table-patterns/