Re: I think this just blew my mind.
@10, yeah. I don't mind the slowness factor; generated samples can just be cached and stored for future use. Its getting it to run to begin with that would be painful.
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Re: Wow
@30, its not about security at all, its the complexity of accomplishing autofill in a desktop application written in Node.JS. In the browser they can just look at the DOM and find the appropriate fields and use JS to fill those fields with data. The desktop has no such system. They
Re: Wow
@21, bitwarden does have auto-type functionality, just not in the main app (there's an obvious reason for that). Install it as a browser extension and you'll get auto-fill. It might open slightly slower than keypass, but I'd strongly recommend it since its uniform across all platfor
Re: I think this just blew my mind.
@7, true enough.
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Re: Wow
@17, Bitwarden supports MFA if you purchase the premium plan for $10.00/yr. I have very few MFA codes on my phone. I'd also recommend the Yubikey as well.
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Re: Wow
@11 and 14, the problem though is that we naturally avoid major variations of data. If you make two passwords and you want to be able to remember them, you naturally will make them similar to each other -- and there's your 'weak link'. A password manager has no such deficiency; each
Re: Wow
@11 and 14, the problem though is that we naturally avoid major variations of data. If you make two passwords and you want to be able to remember them, you naturally will make them similar to each other -- and there's your 'weak link'. A password manager has no such deficiency; each
Re: I think this just blew my mind.
I'd love to employ this in things I make without having to call out to the Google TTS API. I can't seem to find MOzilla's version of this though.
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Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@148, the masks I have aren't very uncomfortable, or scratchy, or anything like that. Wearing them is actually quite nice. Putting them on is a bit tricky sometimes, but once I've got one on everything's pretty well. None of
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@117, Aha, so your policies override the policies of an establishment that you visit? Is that how things are? Sorry, that's not how things work. That's like saying "Yeah, the nation has laws, but I've got laws that contradict
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@117, Aha, so your policies override the policies of an establishment that you visit? Is that how things are? Sorry, that's now how things work. That's like saying "Yeah, the nation has laws, but I've got laws that contradict
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@117, Aha, so your policies override the policies of an establishment that you visit? Is that how things are? Sorry, that's now how things work. That's like saying "Yeah, the nation has laws, but I've got laws that contradict
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@110, you seem to be using history as an all-knowing arbiter of what should and should not happen. History is meant to be used as a guide, not as a god telling you what to do and what not to do. Just because history tells us
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@110, you seem to be using history as an all-knowing arbiter of what should and should not happen. History is meant to be used as a guide, not as a god telling you what to do and what not to do. Just because history tells us
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@110, you seem to be using history as an all-knowing arbiter of what should and should not happen. History is meant to be used as a guide, not as a god telling you what to do and what not to do. Just because history tells us
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@110, you seem to be using history as an all-knowing arbiter of what should and should not happen. History is meant to be used as a guide, not as a god telling you what to do and what not to do. Just because history tells us
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@57, the proof Jayde says is in this passage from the book: Three days later, on January 31, the president did impose restrictions on travelers from China, a move opposed by a number of his cabinet members. But his public att
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@54, that's a pretty big accusation, considering that (i) Woodward brought down various other presidents, and has authored books through 25 presidencies and (ii) you have absolutely no evidence to prove your claim. Here's my
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@54, that's a pretty big accusation, considering that (i) Woodward brought down various other presidents, and has authored books through 25 presidencies and (ii) you have absolutely no evidence to prove your claim.
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Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@51, a better recommendation than just the woodward tapes would be Woodwards book "rage", alongside the tapes themselves, or information about them.
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Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@51, a better recommendation than just the woodward tapes would be Woodwards book "rage", alongside the tapes themselves, or information about them. Also, I don't know how relevant this is to the topic at hand, but this says
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@51, a better recommendation than just the woodward tapes would be Woodwards book "rage", alongside the tapes themselves, or information about them.
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Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@20, not even that. Bioweapons are like viruses: you can't engineer one to prefer a political party over another, you can't engineer one to prefer a particular race over another, etc. Perhaps you can, with race, but to a limi
Re: What do you think about the Corona virus conspiracy theories?
@20, not even that. Bioweapons are like viruses: you can't engineer one to prefer a political party over another, you can't engineer one to prefer a particular race over another, etc. Perhaps you can, with race, but to a limi
Re: Droid talks, let's create the applevis of the android universe.
@23, you should give Discourse a try. I think it'd be perfect for this.
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Re: Droid talks, let's create the applevis of the android universe.
@17, Discourse is a good example. I'd strongly recommend it.
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Re: newral voices on narrator?
You could make a SAPI DLL for this, but the delay would most likely be unacceptable (even if its only half a second). (You'd also need to pay for that use as well.)
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Re: IOS14 is out?
@19, yes, but Apple still does it, right? I can't imagine they'd stop that practice since it works so well in profits. @20, they get away with it because there's no law that says they can't. They control the market, and therefore they can force you to upgrade if they so ch
Re: IOS14 is out?
Could the lag problem be possibly due to Apples policy of forced device upgrades via device throttling? Or does this lag only affect VO?
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Re: Internet Archive sued by the publishers.
I suspect that the court will throw this out; the internet archive has content specifically for archival purposes only, and it is not a violation of copyright law to archive copyrighted material. Plus, the open library and the national emergency
Re: Internet Archive sued by the publishers.
I suspect that the court will throw this out; the internet archive has content specifically for archival purposes only, and it is not a violation of copyright law to archive copyrighted material. Plus, the open library and the national emergency
Re: Internet Archive sued by the publishers.
I suspect that the court will throw this out; the internet archive has content specifically for archival purposes only, and it is not a violation of copyright law to archive copyrighted material.
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Re: blindness and overclocking
@41, but again, just because it hasn't been exploited in the wild (that we know of yet) doesn't mean it won't be. So why should we not patch those problems now before they're actually used against us?
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Re: blindness and overclocking
@37, no, we wouldn't know about it. Spectre/Meltdown rely on intimate knowledge of the processor, and therefore its probably not something that's easily detectable by AV software. What would they even look for, given they use pattern matching?
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Re: blindness and overclocking
@34, yes, the heard immunity argument does apply. Criminals love to exploit people who refuse to patch. It happens all the time. And typically, people are stupid, and they set something up insecurely just so they can use it as fast as possible and without any
Re: blindness and overclocking
@34, yes, the heard immunity argument does apply. Criminals love to exploit people who refuse to patch. It happens all the time. And typically, people are stupid, and they set something up insecurely just so they can use it as fast as possible and without any
Re: computer power suplie exploded, is any thing else damaged?
@52, you make a fair point. The "old stuff" I was referring to was things like the IBM PS/2 - DIAGNOSTIC STATUS BYTE, AMSTRAD - TIME AND DATE MACHINE LAST USED, IBM - RESET CODE, FLOPPY DRIVE TYPE, FIXED DISK DRIVE TYPE BYTES...
Re: computer power suplie exploded, is any thing else damaged?
@52, you make a fair point. The "old stuff" I was referring to was things like the DIAGNOSTIC STATUS BYTE, TIME AND DATE MACHINE LAST USED, IBM - RESET CODE, FLOPPY DRIVE TYPE, FIXED DISK DRIVE TYPE BYTES... you get the idea. Th
Re: computer power suplie exploded, is any thing else damaged?
@48, that's highly unlikely. The battery 45 is talking about is the CMOS battery. Removing that only causes BIOS/UEFI firmware settings to not be saved and the messing up of your RTC. It has a few other functions, but those are
Re: something the government did that is so crazy
@7, oh, yes. This happened recently with Gnome.
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Re: blindness and overclocking
@23, I disagree. Yes, these vulnerabilities have only been demonstrated in labs. Yes, there are no attacks in the wild... yet. But just because there are no attacks in the wild doesn't mean that there won't ever be any, and its better to patch a system against
Re: Linux Update Went Wrong, Why?
@4, yep, updates can break things. It happened on a server I'm running right now, actually. We updated to 20.04 from 18.04 and it broke a lot and we had to go and fix it all. Lol So yes, a lot can break Linux. A small tip: don't trust df -h alone; install n
Re: blindness and overclocking
@21, trust me, disabling those patches... there's a reason MS doesn't let you do it all the way. There's a reason why security experts decry sights like make-linux-fast-again.com. The cost in security risks is just far, far too high, and until Intel and AMD re
Re: Sad to read this
@88, trump won because of the electoral college and because Russians interfered with the voting process here (or so the story goes). Had that not happened, Hillary would be in office.
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Re: blindness and overclocking
@18, yes. There are patches but even the Linux kernel developers admit that patches are useless because they exact a performance cost that is starting to seriously hurt the user experience. If you want to avoid meltdown/spectre -- or, more accurately, spectre,
Re: blindness and overclocking
@14, You do know that AMD suffered spectre/meltdown as well? And so did ARM? You gonna boycott AMD and ARM just to avoid spectre/meltdown too?The only way to fix spectre/meltdown is not through software but through hardware. Spectre/meltdown are hardware based
Re: Sad to read this
@77, thank you for that analogy. And yes, I fully agree with you -- I'm not going to say that your wrong or anything like that, or defend trump, because I don't believe he's a good person to run this country at all -- I never have, and his actions to date have only prov
Re: Sad to read this
@75, you raise a very valid point. My family (when describing it to me) claims that Trump is the 'lesser of two evils' because he's a 'known quantity' of sorts, whereas Biden is an 'unknown factor'. Under that logic, even though flawed, Trump is, indeed, a better option
Re: Sad to read this
@75, you raise a very valid point. My family (when describing it to me) claims that Trump is the 'lesser of two evils' because he's a 'known quantity' of sorts, whereas Biden is an 'unknown factor'. Under that logic, even though flawed, Trump is, indeed, a better option
Re: Sad to read this
@75, you raise a very valid point. My family (when describing it to me) claims that Trump is the 'lesser of two evils' because he's a 'known quantity' of sorts, whereas Biden is an 'unknown factor'. Under that logic, even though flawed, Trump is, indeed, a better option
Re: Sad to read this
@69 and 71, thanks for that information. I'm not supporting trump, mind; post 68 was my (clearly failed attempt) at trying to describe democratic socialism, as I understand it. Clearly, my understanding is lacking.
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Re: Would you like to have a radio station?
I'd like to point out that streaming music on an internet radio station when you don't have a license to stream that music is illegal. @1, I would seriously stop with this. This is extremely fishy; your saying that we can get a radio station for j
Re: Would you like to have a radio station?
I'd like to point out that streaming music on an internet radio station when you don't have a license to stream that music is illegal. @1, I would seriously stop with this. This is extremely fishy; your saying that we can get a radio station for j
Re: Sad to read this
@61, um... correct me if I'm wrong, but Biden isn't advocating for pure socialism, but democratic socialism. Where would the money for free healthcare come from? Why, the ridiculously wealthy people, of course. People who have like billions of dollars (who can't possibl
Re: Sad to read this
Agree with 16 and friends. Don't generalize, please. I'm sure as hell not in favor of the actions of some police officers, and I'm not in favor of the riots and blatant distruction of property that's happening in Seattle (even though, as Camlorn said, they nearly had wh
Re: How can I be an admin?
7 and 8 nailed it. Being an admin also requires trust -- a lot of it. The amount of trust exponentially grows as the community grows. You've only been here for 7 days I can tell you that, not only do I not know anything about you, but I don't trust you either
Re: How can I be an admin?
7 and 8 nailed it. Being an admin also requires trust -- a lot of it. The amount of trust exponentially grows as the community grows. You've only been here for 7 days I can tell you that, not only do I not know anything about you, but I don't trust you either
Re: computer power suplie exploded, is any thing else damaged?
The fact that your firmware isn't detecting overheating events is very troubling. Intel processors within the past, like, 10-12 years have had a digital thermal sensor (DTS). The firmware should be monitoring that for you (the p
Re: computer power suplie exploded, is any thing else damaged?
The fact that your firmware isn't detecting overheating events is very troubling. Intel processors within the past, like, 10-12 years have had a digital thermal sensor (DTS). The firmware should be monitoring that for you (the p
Re: This "FTL == Time-Travel" thing still does not make sense to me.
@15, such a situation is impossible. Wormholes, as we understand them today, do not operate the way you describe. A wormhole can connect two points in time and space, but only because spacetime is curved. If you travel thr
Re: Amicis, a social network for people with disabilities
@17, um no. Sorry. Facebook collects user data... yeah, so does Twitter, and Reddit, and Google, and Yahoo, and Microsoft, and... like, every other company out there. FB sells it, sure, but that doesn't ultimately make it a bad platf
Re: This "FTL == Time-Travel" thing still does not make sense to me.
@5, there are many, many theories on what happens when a paradox is created. No one knows, obviously, and I really hope we never do discover time travel because that's just far, far too dangerous for me to be comfortable.
Re: This "FTL == Time-Travel" thing still does not make sense to me.
There's an absolutely amazing book called "The Physics of Star Trek" that you should read. It goes into detail about how FTL, the transporter and so on work. Chapter 3 describes wormholes, time travel and such -- its utter
Re: Amicis, a social network for people with disabilities
I do see this as segregation as well. We do not need this. Use an already well-established social network.
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Re: Honeygain, actually not a scam
@40, I really don't think your a security consultant. Because if you really were, you wouldn't be blatantly trusting a corporation that's shady as all hell. Your own words condemn your supposed credentials.
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Re: Honeygain, actually not a scam
I still think that your making a huge, huge mistake. I don't care what company this is; if they're not telling you what they're doing with your data and your not doing anything to actually earn the money, then the money comes from someone (or something) el
Re: Honeygain, actually not a scam
@27, that's... kinda irrelevant. The ultimate point is that we have absolutely no idea what Honeygain is doing. Yes, it pays you money... so what? I cannot endorse or support something that is not transparent about what its doing when I'm doing absolutely
Re: Honeygain, is it actually working?
@18-19, I stand corrected then.
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Re: Honeygain, is it actually working?
@14, no, it makes perfect sense. Ignorance in court is not an excuse. If I use a program, didn't know what it was really doing and it was trying to hack the pentagon, and I was sent to court for it, the court would not lessen my sentence for 'computer
Re: Honeygain, is it actually working?
@10, there is no such thing as 'unlimited data', you know. "Unlimited" is just a marketing term -- its not truly unlimited. Plus, again, if it only cost you gigs and gigs of data, then its free. Do you even know what its doing with those gigs of data?
Re: Honeygain, is it actually working?
I'm quite skeptical, given Honeygain's reputation. Nothing is free.
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Re: complete full oboontoo mate tutorial request
@19, I know that back in the day before things like the RPi came along things were written in ROM, so yes, in that aspect your correct. But in the modern days I wouldn't be surprised if people used RPis to make toys and such.
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Re: complete full oboontoo mate tutorial request
@15, um, no. An embedded system is still an operating system. There is no distinguishable difference between that of an OS on a general-purpose computer and an OS on that of an embedded device other than what each device does, but either way
Re: complete full oboontoo mate tutorial request
@6, that's another good point -- the command line (or terminal or whatever you'd like to call it) can speed up general tasks by a magnitude at least. If I want to shutdown a computer remotely, I can either: (1) use shutdown /p /m machine /f (
Re: complete full oboontoo mate tutorial request
@3, sorry but this sounds really, really winy to me. No one is going to give you a complete tutorial on all things Linux. There are really, really good books out there for it, but learning how to use the terminal is, like... critical. Every t
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@371, when it actually works properly, yep -- and I mean everything works properly that is. And your nto being bogged down with over-complicated processes to get something like turning your monitor off to work.
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Re: Any tips for rooting, flashing roms, and playing with android devices?
A/B partitioning is pretty commonplace nowadays and is a great way of updating systems so get used to it. Its widely deployed in server environments where possible, so I'm not surprised that phones use it. Its prett
Re: Problem with Audio on a Dell laptop
@17, its kinda ironic that non-OEM media is (or can be) more stable than OEM media...
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Re: How would I get something like virtual audio cable on linux?
@3, setting it to pulse should work. Note, however, that TT will occasionally bitch because it can't open the audio device (I have a theory about it doing this because it goes directly through Alsa and not through Pulseaudio).
Re: is mate or clasic ubuntu more accessible?
@9, The entire bottom panel isn't inaccessible, just some widgets that most blind people wouldn't need anyway.
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Re: is mate or clasic ubuntu more accessible?
I go with LXDE myself; its not the most accessible desktop environment out there but it does work. The only thing that was majorly inaccessible for me was the bottom tray, but I've never had a use for the widgets down there. The calendar and ext
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@366, Voxin hardly works -- the installer, I mean. All the times I've tried to get it to work the installer just randomly exited for no reason; I've tracked it down to the license agreement code, but it just assumes you disagree when you follow the instructions
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@362, good work.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
No, you have to build it yourself -- its DKMS -- the dynamic kernel module system. If you can tether your computer temporarily you can build it with yay.
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@357, that'll be a bit difficult to get you; I won't be able to reproduce Jenux but I can get you a standard install if that's fine. I'll probably do that later today because its really late here so...
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
OK. Here's what you need to do. Open the terminal and run the following commands:sudo pacman -S base-develgit clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.gitcd yaymakepkg -siyay -S rtl8723de-dkms-gitAnd your good to go. Yay is a package manager replacement for pacman t
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
OK. Here's what you need to do. Open the terminal and run the following commands:sudo pacman -S base-develgit clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.gitcd yaymakepkg -siyay -S rtl8723de-dkms-gitAnd your good to go. Yay is a package manager replacement for pacman t
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@353, what wifi card do you have?
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Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@351, that's... wa over-complicated. There's no need to mess around in sysfs or to create systemd units (which if done wrong can mess up your system and require a rescue). You need to look for the simple solutions and give them here, dude, instead of giving
Re: Jenux OS, The "Next Jen!"
@351, that's... wa over-complicated. There's no need to mess around in sysfs or to create systemd units (which if done wrong can mess up your system and require a rescue). A much, much simpler solution is to go into terminal and do:xset -display :0.0 dpms f
Re: Do not install the Watch OS 7 Public beta right now
@8, um... um.. just wow. I respect you, dude, I really do, but that... was a bit much. A beta is just that, a beta. A beta is literally identical to an alpha release with the major, major bugs fixed -- like, the bugs that could exp
Re: Do not install the Watch OS 7 Public beta right now
@8, um... um.. just wow. I respect you, dude, I really do, but that... was a bit much. A beta is just that, a beta. A beta is literally identical to an alpha release with the major, major bugs fixed -- like, the bugs that could exp
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@14, fair and understandable. I think I understand lol pointer compression is kinda weird to me, like memory compression is... except their kinda not the same. Lol
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Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@14, fair. I wonder how pointer compression is actually done -- I'd love to learn how to do that and then take advantage of it.
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Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@12, I find that... really, really weird. And it almost sounds too hard to believe. I suppose it makes sense because, if you really want to be pedantic, the processor has less data to operate on (e.g.: 4 bytes instead of 8), as well as a smaller
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@12, I find that... really, really weird. And it almost sounds too hard to believe. I suppose it makes sense because, if you really want to be pedantic, the processor has less data to operate on (e.g.: 4 bytes instead of 8), as well as a smaller
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@12, I find that... really, really weird. And it almost sounds too hard to believe. I suppose it makes sense because, if you really want to be pedantic, the processor has less data to operate on (e.g.: 4 bytes instead of 8), as well as a smaller
Re: Does NVDA take up a lot of ram in win10?
@12, I find that... really, really weird. And it almost sounds too hard to believe. I suppose it makes sense because, if you really want to be pedantic, the processor has less data to operate on (e.g.: 4 bytes instead of 8), as well as a smaller
Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
@14, I never said that it was like that. People don't like TikTok for various reasons: the death counters, the fucked up challenges that people do on there... I could go on. But going so far as to call it a national security risk -- and th
Re: Instagram Reels: To be or not to be accessible?
@12, that's not a national security risk. Not even close. MAC addresses are not security-sensitive. They're transmitted every single time you make a network request to your router or switch. Your router's MAC address is transmitted while t
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