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I recently shared my early Emacs experiments with ACP , the Agent Client Protocol now supported by Gemini CLI and Claude Code LLM agents. While we can already run these agents from Emacs with the likes of vterm , I'm keen to offer an Emacs-native alternative to drive them. To do that, I'm working an a new package: agent-shell (more on this to be shared soon). While this new Emacs agent shell has an opinionated user experience, it ....
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I just want to show you guys my 10$ Windows 7 Laptop (this might be a Michael MJD reference) Recently i''ve been looking into old tech and collecting, i got this laptop to be The old laptop in my collection, i plan to get a Palm, a VCR and a walkman, i also have a DVD player The laptop itself is a HP Pavillion dv2-1110br AMD Athlon, 250gb HDD, 2gbs DDR2 I took it to a friend of mine that knows more about hardware than me to clean ..
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Hello friends, sorry to bother you. I would like to ask: on what basis is the idea of the eternity of matter built? Is it founded on scientific reasoning, philosophical arguments, or both? I’ve been trying to understand and even attempted to prove the eternity of matter myself, but I’d like to know how others approach this idea
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Charlie Kirk shooting suspect identified and taken into custody >Details of arrest: A family member of Robinson reached out to a family friend, who then “contacted the Washington County Sheriff’s Office with information that Robinson had confessed to them or implied that he had committed the incident (the headline is by CNN, some other sources claim it was his father who has reported him and then was holding him until he was arreste....
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I think y'all need a reminder why "le hekkin unique fingerprint" is supposed to be Le Bad. It's because when 2 different sites see the same unique fingerprint they can be sure it's the same person. Science got further since then. Now we can have unique fin
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lainchan.org
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8 months ago
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I think y'all need a reminder why "le hekkin unique fingerprint" is supposed to be Le Bad. It's because when 2 different sites see the same unique fingerprint they can be sure it's the same person. Science got further since then. Now we can have unique fingerprint on every page load, which means it's constantly changing even when using the same site, which means, its' impossible to use it to correlate you between multiple sites or even mult..
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Disclosure: I’m not involved in 4chan in any way but I have deep fear appreciation for the weaponized autists. What… The post What 4chan is up to since Charlie Kirk was murdered appeared first on Caseysoftware .
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Recently i've come across the concept of what i see people calling a "Ghost Laptop" basically getting an old laptop, removing things like wireless card, hdd, camera, and only using Kali Linux in a Live USB My question is: does this serves any purpose su
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lainchan.org
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8 months ago
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Recently i've come across the concept of what i see people calling a "Ghost Laptop" basically getting an old laptop, removing things like wireless card, hdd, camera, and only using Kali Linux in a Live USB My question is: does this serves any purpose such as black hat or security, or it's just performative tiktok bs? sorry if this is not the place to ask this, im new here
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What are your options for hosting your Python application or scripts? What are the advantages of a platform as a service, container-based hosts, or setting up a virtual machine? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week, bringing another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
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Beyond the surface - Exploring attacker persistence strategies in Kubernetes
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raesene.github.io
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8 months ago
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I’ve been doing a talk on Kubernetes post-exploitation for a while now and one of requests has been for a blog post to refer back to, which I’m finally getting around to doing now! The goal of this talk is to lay out one attack path that attackers might use to retain and expand their access after an initial compromise of a Kubernetes cluster by getting access to an admin’s credentials. It doesn’t cover all the ways that attackers could do....
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DIY Dashcam Incident Logging with Apple Shortcuts After buying my first car at nearly 40, I needed a way to mark interesting dashcam moments while driving. My solution? A simple Apple Shortcut that voice-captures timestamp and location data into a note when I say "record incident."
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Hello! We're very glad to announce a special promotion on our long term Premium plans for the end of Summer or Winter, according to the hemisphere you live in. You can get prices as low as 2.06 €/month with a three years plan, which is a 70% discount when compared to monthly plan price of 7 €. If you're already our customer and you wish to stay aboard for a longer period, any additional subscription will be added on top of already existi..
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Last year, Ashley and a large team of scientists conducted an elaborate experiment on the effects of exercise on the mammalian body. In one test, Ashley put rats on tiny treadmills, worked them out for weeks, and cut into them to investigate how their organs and vessels responded to the workout compared to a control group of more sedentary rodents.1 The results were spectacular. Exercise transformed just about every tissue and molecular sys..
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Happy National Video Games Day! We’re hearing from Veronica, Scott, Tyler, and Anni about which games would go in their hypothetical video games museum. Nothing better than honoring a beloved game by putting it behind a glass case!
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A large format XY scanning hyperspectral camera A hyperspectral camera captures spectral data for each pixel. To create a version of a hyperspectral camera I made use of a 200um fibre optic cable attached to a spectrometer which is moved in both the X and Y axis behind a large format camera lens. I make […]
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A large format XY scanning hyperspectral camera A hyperspectral camera captures spectral data for each pixel. To create a version of a hyperspectral camera I made use of a 200um fibre optic cable attached to a spectrometer which is moved in both the X and Y axis behind a large format camera lens. I make […]
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A large format XY scanning hyperspectral camera A hyperspectral camera captures spectral data for each pixel. To create a version of a hyperspectral camera I made use of a 200um fibre optic cable attached to a spectrometer which is moved in both the X and Y axis behind a large format camera lens. I make […]
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A large format XY scanning hyperspectral camera A hyperspectral camera captures spectral data for each pixel. To create a version of a hyperspectral camera I made use of a 200um fibre optic cable attached to a spectrometer which is moved in both the X and Y axis behind a large format camera lens. I make […]
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Linux >Firefox ESR >uBlock Origin >Startpage i know its not much for online secuirty nowadays but it makes me feel better im still learning about computer stuff
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Rybbit — Privacy-focused open-source analytics that actually makes sense
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akashrajpurohit.com
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8 months ago
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Rybbit is a modern, privacy-first analytics platform that serves as a compelling alternative to Google Analytics. With features like session replay, real-time dashboards, and zero-cookie tracking, it's perfect for privacy-conscious developers who want comprehensive analytics without compromising user privacy.
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Rybbit — Privacy-focused open-source analytics that actually makes sense
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akashrajpurohit.com
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8 months ago
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Rybbit is a modern, privacy-first analytics platform that serves as a compelling alternative to Google Analytics. With features like session replay, real-time dashboards, and zero-cookie tracking, it's perfect for privacy-conscious developers who want comprehensive analytics without compromising user privacy.
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I’m a FreeBSD guy that has had a long, serious, and very much monogamous relationship with ZFS. I experimented with Solaris 9 to learn about ZFS, adopted OpenSolaris (2008?) back in the “aughts” for my first ZFS server, transitioned my … Continue reading → The post The idiomatic ZFS on Linux quickstart cheat-sheet first appeared on The NeoSmart Files .
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I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes." Joanna Maciejewska I'm sure you've seen this quote from Joanna Maciejewska all over social media; I'd bet some money that there are shops already selling t-shirts and mugs with it. Despite seeing it dozens of times, I never thought about it in the context of my day-to-day as a programmer! ....
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i am 19yo anon, worked in big-tech companies as a rust developer, now studying in uni. for a long time i mastered my skills in osint/csint, internet stalking, i do have experience in red-team web/networks/systems security. before summer, my (now) ex acknowledged that i hacked into her accounts, hacked into cctv, hacked into dorm's database, that i had dossiers on everyone i've ever met and more. after that i contacted a psychiatris..
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Salesforce customers often leverage third-party or custom services to extend their orgs, and they do so with two common options: Connected Apps and External Services. Connected Apps let third-party vendors or custom code call Salesforce APIs using long-lived OAuth tokens, while External Services call vendor APIs through declarative configurations with vendor-managed hosting, scaling, and endpoint security. While both approaches deliver func....
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Unbound: Positives: >You don't rely on CF, Google or Quad9 >Slightly makes it harder for someone to connect the dots by shuffling >QNAME minimization Negatives: >All queries are unencrypted. ISP (or anyone) can easily snoop >Even with QNAME, you're still putting all your trust into a single company like VeriSign DoH/DoT: Positives: >All queries are encrypted >You get to choose who can snoop on you (by choosing you..
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I learn about cryptographic vulnerabilities all the time, and they generally fill me with some combination of jealousy (“oh, why didn’t I think of that”) or else they impress me with the brilliance of their inventors. But there’s also another class of vulnerabilities: these are the ones that can’t possibly exist in important production software, … Continue reading Kerberoasting →
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A few weeks ago, we accompanied Anna to Amsterdam, where she will study at the University. She is our youngest daughter. Marco left home years ago to study in France, where he graduated, and now lives in Brussels, and Giulia is in her third year of medical school, also living in another town. After twenty-plus years, the nest is empty. It’s a strange feeling wandering around the house knowing that none of the kids are around. Despite feelin..
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Some technical updates Migrating off Google Analytics After my recent post , detailing my various frustrations with web development, I can report with some amusement that I broke Google Analytics on my site. I have hence been unable to get any site visitor info via GA since April-ish. This led to some introspection, and since I don’t particularly approve of Google’s dominance in the ad space (or, honestly, ads and their effect on the in....
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The way your computer handles numbers with decimals differently from how you and I think about mathematics. When adding 0.1 + 0.2 in many programming languages, people are surprised to find out that their computer gives them a result like 0.30000000000000004 , instead of 0.3 .
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The way your computer handles numbers with decimals differently from how you and I think about mathematics. When adding 0.1 + 0.2 in many programming languages, people are surprised to find out that their computer gives them a result like 0.30000000000000004 , instead of 0.3 .
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A simple clustering and replication solution for Postgres
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notes.eatonphil.com
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8 months ago
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Step One in RAG: Building Your First Knowledge Retrieval Pipeline
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www.codemancers.com
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8 months ago
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Learn how to build your first RAG pipeline by combining HuggingFace embeddings, Pinecone vector search, LangChain orchestration, and Perplexity-powered responses.
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Explore LangGraph's Nodes and Edges, and learn how they shape intelligent and flexible AI workflows in JavaScript
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