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cool, now they know how to hide better.

why not improve tooling on how to run untrusted code in isolated environments? this covers wider range of applicable situations.

i hope it's not the dedicated Unicode EM DASH —

The `Accept:´ request header is kinda for selecting representation format for the same resoure.

well then it's a home for your lan.

  cat /etc/motd >&2

please

California is on the West coast, i'm pretty sure. is not it?

what is so "incredibly" and "imposing" in the parent comment, that saying «my experience is…», «i feel more in it than many imagine/expect», «factually ruins many lifes», and «it just seem working this way», even «remove the judgment element» ??

it is as gently and friendly of a warning as it could be.

i would say rather less nicely: people! don't be degenerate! it does not worth it. it causes harm to you, to neighbours, to bystanders too, even if you dont intend.

i made `rr` (remote run) for a use-case very similar to this.

it expects the remote fs is mounted under .../ssh/HOSTNAME/ and runs any command in that dir on the remote host. if it is not the root which is mounted, looks up mtab for the remote base directory.

https://codeberg.org/hband/hband-tools/src/branch/master/use...

i use `shopt -s histverify` instead of ctrl-alt-e.

`exec /tmp/fake-bash` in bashrc to intercept everything?

the analogy breaks at "...to get mail without a name and address on it". spam emails always have RCPT TO.

similar experience led me to start learning Latin: once travelled to an other country within Europe and the priest in the companion asked directions from a local in Latin.

well, everyone need to clarify their priorities.

whaaat? parents?? being responsible? let alone to their kids? what are you? some kind of backward medieval luddite?

btw, yes, we must not lose the skill of parenting. no any technology give it back to us.

> http://...:gopher

is it http or gopher? :)

i already mentioned it in other Dillo-related posts, but i can not repeat enough: Dillo was the browser enabled me to view the web at all on my first old 486 PC, packed in Damn Small Linux.

dark chocolate is "étcsokoládé" literally edible-chocolate in Hungarian.

i heared the throat-cleaning "Negró" candy (marketed by a chimney sweeper man with soot-covered face) was usually which hurt English-speaking people's self-deprecating sensitivities.

does the post office and postmen are responsible to police kids' snail mails?

where does this "perfect surveillance" idea come from? i teach my children how to get acquaintances; first in more direct, more supervised way, later let them more and more self-driving. like anything else in parenting, eg. bicycle. but i guess urbanization diminished that skill as well. no need for "perfect surveillance"; no parent wants it. it's not only easier to pass on basic principles, but also makes supervision gradually less neccessary over time.

> parents have in fact full control of snail mail

what? children using e-messaging can just as do snail mails completely on their own (of course they don´t but it's not about going back to analogue world but to form the digital world on the same principles). well, i can imagine in highly urbanized environment, where children are forbidden to go outside, but locked down together with family even making them more isolated, and trusting them "to the phone" to cope with the daily frustration, may easily lead to a situation where phone usage and e-messaging is completely unattended and undisclosed by and with parents, while posting an evelope is at a level of expertise for them. parents ability to be in control of e-messaging is as much as of snail mails.

it did not work for me in putty, so i added ctrl-x + ctrl-u too:

  bind '"\C-x\C-u": undo'
  bind '"\C-_": undo'

> i want to verify what command i am going to run.

shopt -s histverify

shopt -s histreedit

i dont know why they are not the default.

what is so hard to teach children not to e-messaging with strangers just like not to snail-mailing with strangers? also the parents should be able to join the conversation just like in the analogue world. call me backward but i dont want to outsource parenting neither to government nor to remote businneses.

> That’s just not how the system works.

ok then make it work so. i feel it's like this thought flow:

- A causes B. and B is a problem.

- why not do C which causes not B.

- ahh, this wont work because it's A what is now, and C is not.

yes, Alt+drag (it's always meta, not meta4, by default on systems i use) has been and still is a killer feature to me. on desktops which does not support it, like windows, i feel like my hands were tied.

or an even cheaper and less complex (!) hardware token.

many get used to Ctrl-U, Return, ~, period keystroke sequence for this.

> typing on a line, backspacing all the way to the start and then typing ~ also sends a literal tilde

for the younger readers, yes, because in terminal echo mode, "backspacing" does not clear your terminal line buffer, those characters backspaced are already sent on the line. if you ever seen a misconfigured terminal, it hints what's going on, like:

user@host$ ls ~/^?^?^?^?^?~/a.out

^? is backspace's control char.

that is ssh watches what you type, not what is on the screen (terminal).

either it optimizes and dont try to connect or does not recognize as never accessible and does try to connect – both are better than accitentally fetching something from a web service running on localhost.

we are talking about books. books. illegal. Saint Leibowitz ora pro nobis.

> The main header JS starts using range requests to first load the real HTML, and then it watches requests for resources; the resources have been rewritten to be deliberately broken 404 errors (requesting from localhost, to avoid polluting any server logs)

what if a web server on localhost happens to handle the request? why not request from a guaranteed unaccessable place like http://0.0.0.0/ or http://localhost:0/ (port zero)