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Thank you very much! I'm planning on using this for my backups (in conjunction with rsync -a, and podman volume export).

Working today to create a backup script and bind it to a systemd timer. Hope it all goes well.

Running another host is difficult, especially when you only have one computer to run the server on. The server is an old Dell laptop (Inspiron 5547), and I do not have any more hard drives, SSDs or computers that I can keep always-on to run replication.

ATC remains my favourite TTY game. The adrenaline rush when managing tens of planes, the tension keeping them all afloat, all very fun. I do not want to do this as my real job though.

Seems like the author is using CanaryToken. I wonder if I can use it to set up a canary email to improve my spam blocklists...

https://www.canarytokens.org

@dang why is this flagged?

I deployed Guacamole myself (for SSH), but I found SSHWifty[0] a lot easier to use and deploy.

[0] https://github.com/nirui/sshwifty

It's in my bio It was roughly 900kb gzipped on most text only pages. Some pages are on archive.org.

I optimized my website the other week. Some things that I did that were relatively easy included: removing Font Awesome (I replaced the relevant icons with SVGs since I was only using a few of them), removing jQuery (replaced with vanilla JS), lots of CSS (removed a lot of cruft from unused rules, etc from my SASS rules), and got rid of as many full size images as possible (replaced with webp thumbnail links). I got the size of my website down to less than 100 kb gzipped for the pages with images and less than 50kb for those without.

RSS saved me the "right click on a bookmark folder -> open all" every hour or so. Does RSS increase my productivity or decrease it? On one hand, I'm not obsessively checking a bunch of websites. On the other hand, I have a firehose of content directed at my face with hundreds of feeds.

As a big fan of RSS (I read HN through hnrss[0]), this is wonderful. It seems to be a nice catch-all for whatever websites rss-bridge doesn't support.

If any of you are looking into RSS, check out FreshRSS[2] (an RSS aggregator). A mobile client I especially like is NetNewsWire[3] (for Apple products only, but is imo amazing)

[0] https://hnrss.github.io/

[1] https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge

[2] https://www.freshrss.org/

[3] https://netnewswire.com/

Fun article, but too much filler (ie history of rice, etc)

To be fair, modern web standards and many orders of magnitude more complex than what existed a decade ago. The issue is less with the browsers and more with the rapidly growing set of web standards.

First thing that came to mind was a Monk episode.

https://imdb.com/title/tt1268705

It's a reference to a manga series with an anime and a Netflix adaptation called Death note[0].

One of the characters is Ryuk[1] who has a likeness on the image on Wikipedia for this article.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Note

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryuk_(Death_Note)

By that logic, we should not work to rehabilitate criminals. Will rehabilitation bring back the money stolen? The people killed?

I use a dns level blocker on iOS. Blocks ads in apps too.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dnscloak-secure-dns-client/id1...

I use Finamp with Jellyfin for audio

https://github.com/UnicornsOnLSD/finamp

Cleaned up URL: https://interestingengineering.com/michelin-airless-tires-hi...

Some analysis is lacking (some that things that I'd consider to be important to expand upon are left as is at one sentence, such as the crocodile and the clock), but enjoyable nonetheless. Kudos to you!

I, for one, enjoyed the writing style. It made it enjoyable to read, and it wasn't dry like other security vulnerability posts.

Cleaned up URL https://interestingengineering.com/the-extraordinary-power-o...

Very nice! I tried it out on one of my articles[0] and it worked very well. The only issue I had was that the code samples were spoken. Perhaps ignore <pre> sections?

[0] https://sambhav.saggis.com/en/blog/hashing-data-with-chess

Works just fine for me.

Do you have a source?

I was more disappointed that it didn't support 802.11ax.

I wonder what this will mean for Linux support on the Steam store in general? Since this is SteamOS[0], then manufacturers will have to support Linux / Proton in order to have their games on this machine.

[0] https://www.steamdeck.com/en/software

> catch more flies with honey than vinegar

Not really true...

https://xkcd.com/357/

Let's have Windows switch to GPL while we're at it too ;)

CyberChef helped me decode the URL:

It was a zlib deflate and a URL-safe Base64 code.

https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/#recipe=From_Base64('A-Za-z...

Update: Finishing reading the article, someone beat me to this.