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(2014) https://web.archive.org/web/20141027044008/www.sqlite.org/af...

2025: A major VPN company stops offering Virtual Private Networks.

if it just downloads from youtube and is just a browser, i'll just continue using http://music.youtube.com/ with sponsorblock and ublock origin.

If your website is one static file you can use vim undo history to go back years in the past.

Presumably by F5 from original Russian developers. But they forked it into freenginx and angie and this module specifically mentions angie. So they "stole" it back and continue developing it.

Edit: there's already a sibling post with a link with way more info

Yes, but you still waste their processing power.

I never saw anyone use T9 in Slovenia, but from being online and watching american movies I noticed it's used almost universally. I guess it works for typing English but Slovene didn't get such good support. Plus it was never enabled by default so people (myself included) just learned to get fast fingers.

One rarely needs yes' output to be a terminal.

Likewise in Gentoo. But in Gentoo it has SETGID for utmp group. Though I'm not sure what the implications are.

Any recommendations to what similar FOSS could be used for a radio station?

What?

> The first baby born as a result of a womb transplant was in Sweden in 2014. Since then around 135 such transplants have been carried out in more than a dozen countries, including the US, China, France, Germany, India and Turkey. Around 65 babies have been born.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-29485996

Why use a pipe to communicate instead of shared memory?

Down? https://web.archive.org/web/20250331082114/https://daniel.ha...

I think that 2FA is widely required not to protect users of online services but to protect the services themselves and/or their administrators from a burden of annoying work. Users that create accounts with weak passwords because they don't care about their accounts present a problem for the company behind the service, because their accounts will eventually become used as puppets of spammers etc. By requiring a very complicated login procedure, spammers won't try to hack those unused accounts and exploit them, resulting in less email being sent to abuse@.

And I think that's the most probable reason 2FA is _required_ today on most online services.

You can't, because it's a single composite image of all of them.

It would be quite nice to add a 4G module, allowing you to drive around the city (:

In circa 2022 I got covid and lost smell. First I couldn't smell the spices in the kitchen, but I thought nothing of it. But some days later, I couldn't smell WD-40. That's when I noticed I can't smell anything at all. My sense of smell never really recovered. After about a year, I could faintly smell menthol. Now I have to really try hard if I want to get some faint sense of smell, but a lot of time I just don't smell anything.

Can you share the program that reads the now playing track? We use Mixxx at a student radio station and we could maybe try using something like this to show the now-playing track on the website.

This could be mitigited by having a special secret token in this honeypot URL that limits the time validity of the honeypot url and limits the IP address that this URL is for, let's say: hhtp://example/honeypot/hex(sha256(ipaddress | today(yyyy-mm-dd) | secret))

This special URL with the token would be in an anchor tag somewhere in the footer of every website, but hidden by a CSS rule and "Disallow: /honeypot" rule would be included in robots.txt.

> Error 405 Slovenian users must use proxy. > Slovenian users must use proxy.

> Guru Meditation: > XID: 66443665

> Varnish cache server

interesting ...

UPDATE: There doesn't seem to be any proof that this is in fact malware. It looks like it just tripped the automatic malware detection software.

I read the linked page without an account.

Right now they are just buying, no one is selling ... interesting.

Send a dummy event and see if you get an ACK in response. Depends on the library you're using.

You can easily multiplex data over one connection/event stream. You can design your app so that it only uses one eventstream for all events it needs to receive.

Only if you distribute the binary/source of the GPLd library. You may build a non-GPL program that dynamically links with a GPL library and freely distribute it. As long as your program does not contain copyrightable code, you do not have to comply with the licence requirements, because you do not need a licence at all to do that. Same applies for static linking if you only distribute the source and require your users compile the program themselves.

This is not limited to GPL, but applies to proprietary libraries as well. It's OK to require a proprietary library at runtime and you don't need a licence to do that. As long as you do not distribute some intellectual property, copyright law and its limitations are not applicable at all.

This sounds quite assertive, so compulsory "IANAL, this is just my interpretation".

I really dislike that you can no longer create a home page that opens on a new tab in firefox. You can still do that on mobile browsers, for example kiwi browser. I have a homepage [0] with large links for resources I frequently visit and I really miss having this as my home page on my computer.

[0] http://splet.4a.si/dir/home.shtml

> In law enforcement scenarios, a lot of the forensically relevant data is available in the AFU state. Law enforcement takes advantage of this and often keeps seized iPhones powered on, but isolated from the Internet, until they can extract data.

In Slovenia, devices have to be turned off the moment they are seized by their owner, prior to putting them into airplane mode.

You'd be surprised how many cheap tenda wifi "access points" sold right now for 15€ still don't support v6, even though access points shouldn't mess with anything above L2.