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See also Marco Arment's (creator of Overcast) commentary: https://twitter.com/marcoarment/status/1489595417117483010

I made Dutch wordle! https://woordle.nl

Also source (in Elm): https://github.com/pingiun/woordle/

Zig does this too I believe

Original research was done by Daniel Verlaan[0], who has uncovered data leaks related to COVID testing before[1].

In an email to people who had gotten an appointment from this "coronatestnu" company, all the recipients where addressed in CC[2].

It seems the required pentesting that is needed with these testing companies wasn't done correctly and will be looked at internally[3].

[0] https://twitter.com/danielverlaan/status/1416673022023458816

[1] https://www.zdnet.com/article/dutch-covid-19-patient-data-so...

[2] https://twitter.com/danielverlaan/status/1416700373230923776

[3] https://twitter.com/danielverlaan/status/1416687638896070656

That’s why there’s a browser setting that handles this for you

> Might be harmful to wetwares though.

I think that’s the point exactly

Thanks this is a very useful tip, the folder actions in general seem pretty useful

> s/he

Just use they, it reads better and includes everyone instead of people with binary genders

IMO NixOS has the right stalebot settings[0]. It was discussed thouroughly in the RFC, as to choose the right information text and other actions by the bot. For example, the bot will only mark the issue/PR as stale and will never close the issue or lock it. Issues are only ever closed by humans.

The information text they came up with is quite a bit longer than the ansible one[1]. I think this is a very important point when adding such a bot, otherwise the user will be left helpless.

[0]: https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/51

[1]: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/92254

I think it's because USB flashdrives don't have the logo, or might have a company logo on the "wrong" side. In some cases the USB receptable would also be mounted vertically

This seems like a feature to me

This seems pretty cool, but it would benefit from some extra information on what it considers. And maybe links to documentation about the options your setting so you can double check.

Do you have any research that talks about in-ear speakers in particular? With my very lazy Goolge search I only found articles about loud volume being bad

I think that might just be based on their public dns service (https://1.1.1.1)

I've been wanting to try this: lnbc1u1p0hphp0pp5dp6fyfuttast7jnxd2qf3sd2q7lwsw6xwsfr3ng5ajz3qfsajrzsdqqcqzpgxqyz5vqsp5pqzhlpxnlu86aa5g9rw6wwzddfwx9jex7enft689vxtu62n9f2rq9qy9qsq08ncw74lylcsy2ehn3ymfj4mfj667n0gnhgl8q6xsvyven77n67kvx3vga4v0c97cyatv292w3p5zagm7japmgvajtqezwy42j659mcpxnndzv

I mean, piece by piece authoring could still be done on a blog. Which seems better because you're able to edit it afterwards (if you want)

The hashes will only be different if you install different versions of the derivation (package). All the inputs of a derivation, so even selected plugins and compile options influence the hash.

That said, if me and you agreed on a specific git commit of the nixpkgs repo and build some packages from that, our hashes would be the same. This knowledge is also used to download packages from the binary cache. You can see the automatic building of the packages on hydra.nixos.org, from there they will be made avaiable on the binary cache.

It would be difficult to ban this as it looks like regular https traffic

I missed that, great stuff!

Hetzner would be a great provider to add to this, even better if you could integrate with their server auction :D

On public wifis they might not want you to do anything weird, so they block everything except "web ports", i.e. 80,443/tcp

Unfortunately this is flash based :(

A MAC address is 6 bytes, so 48 bits

You could also use a chromecast audio, which should work with spotify: https://www.spotify.com/en/chromecastaudio/

You could also say, "I'll just duckduck it"

ptpython seems really useful, thank you! I was frustrated with the limited capabilities of the vanilla python REPL.

It's CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, there's a license link on the top of the page.

You can deterministicly make sense of random noise

Have you heard of Temple OS? It's an operating system where everything runs in ring 0.

Almost, you got one too many syllables in the second sentence.