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My Blog Temp Email provides temporary, secure, anonymous, free, disposable email address or fake email address. Disposable temporary email protects your real email address from spam, advertising mailings, malwares. tempemail.in
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My Blog Temp Email provides temporary, secure, anonymous, free, disposable email address or fake email address. Disposable temporary email protects your real email address from spam, advertising mailings, malwares.tempemail.in
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Have your ghost blog engine running in only a few minutes! Here's our configuration if you want some inspiration. We are using docker compose, traefik, and an SQLite database. Our configuration docker-compose.yml version: '3.1' services: ghost: image: ghost:5.x.x-alpine restart: always volumes:
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Austin Kleon wrote an article about how we can get used to anything. Something is new and exciting but before too long it becomes the normal and we are no longer excited by it. It seems to be part of our nature.
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Austin Kleon wrote an article about how we can get used to anything. Something is new and exciting but before too long it becomes the normal and we are no longer excited by it. It seems to be part of our nature.
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Lagomor.ph publishes essays, notes, and other original work created by Alex Spezowka of Lagomorph Labs LLC. This page explains how you may use that material, including older posts that remain available under a Creative Commons license, newer writing that requires permission, and supporting assets such as images or audio. Works Covered Unless another license notice appears directly on a page, these terms apply to: All textual content, in..
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As I prune my Emacs config off, I came across a forgotten bit of elisp I wrote about 6 years ago. While it's not going to power up your Emacs fu, it may lift your spirits, or maybe just aid discovery of new words. You see, I had forgotten about zone.el altogether: a fabulous package to tickle your heart. You can think of it as screensaver built into Emacs. If the built-in zones don't do it for ya, check out the few on melpa ( nyan ,..
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Histogram made by a 1980's version of the author. While playing around with some dice-rolling simulations recently in Common Lisp (a topic for some future post, perhaps), I looked around for a way of making histograms. Finding none close to hand (it being Common Lisp), it wasn't too hard to "roll my own" library (it being… Common Lisp) to create text-based histograms in the tradition of libraries from CERN that I used as a fledglin....
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I run my own Matrix homeserver that I share with friends and family. Ever since I started working for Element back in February of 2020, I've learned a lot more about the Matrix protocol and what's possible to do with it. During a conversation with a few privacy minded friends that use my HS (HomeServer), I pointed out that the admin of a homeserver has a lot of power over their accounts and that they as users explicitly trust the admin. I..
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Histogram made by a 1980's version of the author. While playing around with some dice-rolling simulations recently in Common Lisp (a topic for some future post, perhaps), I looked around for a way of making histograms. Finding none close to hand (it being Common Lisp), it wasn't too hard to "roll my own" library (it being… Common Lisp) to create text-based histograms in the tradition of libraries from CERN that I used as a fledglin....
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Histogram made by a 1980's version of the author. While playing around with some dice-rolling simulations recently in Common Lisp (a topic for some future post, perhaps), I looked around for a way of making histograms. Finding none close to hand (it being Common Lisp), it wasn't too hard to "roll my own" library (it being… Common Lisp) to create text-based histograms in the tradition of libraries from CERN that I used as a fledglin....
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Having just read a short post on compiling zig into WASM , I figured I’d attempt the same. Alas, I didn’t find the instructions particularly clear. First, write a function in zig. // main.zig export fn addInc(a : i32 , b : i32 ) i32 { return a + inc(b); } extern fn inc(a : i32 ) i32 ; now, we compile it: zig build-lib main.zig -target wasm32-freestanding -dynamic -OReleaseSafe to....
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In the past couple of years, Firefox made significant security-related progress. Firefox’s multi-process architecture was overhauled, starting with a utility process overhaul . This has improved privilege separation by moving networking, audio, and other ancillary functions to a separate process. They also enable Arbitrary Code Guard (ACG) for the utility process on Windows, and plan to do something similar on macOS. They don’t (yet) emu....
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I'm now deep into my week of using the Zed editor , a new code editor written in Rust. In this blog post, I'll document how to change the default keystrokes. Commands This happens from the Zed menu, the Preferences command. There are two commands you need: Open Default Key Bindings Open Key Bindings What you want to do is: Zed menu => Preferences => Open Default Key Bindings. This gives you a giant JSON file in a buffer which yo....
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Enterprise organizations try to adapt Microsoft REST API Guidelines as a basis for their services more and more. Something is simple to follow, something is not, like $filter. In this post I will show you how to work with $filter outside the Microsoft tooling.
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This post introduces the “degenerate point” — the fraction of tied values at which a dispersion estimator collapses to zero — as a metric for comparing robustness to ties. Pragmastat recommends Spread — the Shamos estimator — which is based on pairwise differences and is therefore resistant to ties. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat Recently, I have been ....
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The first step to any code review is understanding what the code does and why. Although the author is by far the most qualified person to…
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This post introduces the “degenerate point” — the fraction of tied values at which a dispersion estimator collapses to zero — as a metric for comparing robustness to ties. Pragmastat recommends Spread — the Shamos estimator — which is based on pairwise differences and is therefore resistant to ties. Confidence intervals are available via SpreadBounds . pragmastat.dev github.com/AndreyAkinshin/pragmastat Recently, I have been ....
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The first step to any code review is understanding what the code does and why. Although the author is by far the most qualified person to…
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There are words that have great power. They can destroy kingdoms or achieve accomplishments beyond imagination. One such word is "No". Simple, elegant, straightforward. Demolishing, thunderous, unequivocal. Just "No". Why say "No"? Because of you. Life becomes so complex that at some point you
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Cathy Park Hong’s Minor Feelings is a seminal essay in bringing to the light the experience of Asian Americans, and by extension…
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I think that using a dedicated air-gapped machine just for opening PDFs is a bit much if you don’t rely on assistive technologies to read PDFs. A much less nuclear option: Qubes OS has an excellent PDF converter to convert PDFs to safe bitmaps, and back into PDFs. The results are completely inaccessible, so I wouldn’t recommend sharing the final artifacts; however, this approach is fine for personal use. The Qubes blog covers this in mo..
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Today, Brian Krebs reported on account takeovers happening at Experian, one of the 3 major credit agencies. The first step after getting account access is to lock out the account owner, usually by swapping the email address. 10 years ago I dealt with this problem extensively, so I'd like to share how to solve it.
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Today, Brian Krebs reported on account takeovers happening at Experian, one of the 3 major credit agencies. The first step after getting account access is to lock out the account owner, usually by swapping the email address. 10 years ago I dealt with this problem extensively, so I'd like to share how to solve it.
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AWS WAF might be your first layer of defense for attacks on websites hosted on AWS. While WAF does its best at blocking web attacks, it doesn’t stop web abuses - like bot attacks involving API abuse. For example, submitting comments on pages, credential spraying, OTP bruteforce/resend, etc.
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This is an expanded version of a microblog entry: Stylometric fingerprinting resistance . It contains everything in that entry and more. I am open to feedback, especially from anybody with a more thorough background in the subject; here’s my contact information . Introduction Following a recent landmark SCOTUS ruling, many have been trying to publish resources to help people find reproductive healthcare. They often wish to publish ....
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UPDATE: dwim-shell-command is now available on melpa . I keep on goofying around with dwim-shell-command and it's sibling dwim-shell-command-on-marked-files from dwim-shell-command.el . In addition to defaulting to zsh , dwim-shell-command-on-marked-files now support other shells and languages. This comes in handy if you have snippets in different languages and would like to easily invoke them from Emacs. Multi-language supp....
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