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It's called DNSGlobe but it does not feature a globe, only a map :(

Not too far from the truth. The Flipper is good as a toy, but for serious RFID things you want a proxmark 3 clone with Iceman firmware ;)

I managed to get `pyvista` to render arbitrary 3D shapes directly to the terminal using kitty graphics. It's a giant hack, only way to make it performant is using shm.

https://git.theresno.cloud/panki/kglobe

Had a similar setup based on an Arduino, 3 hardware filters (highs/mids/lows) for audio and a serial connection. Serial was used to read the MIDI clock from a DJ software.

This allowed the device to count the beats, and since most modern EDM music is 4/4 that means you can trigger effects every time something "changes" in the music after synching once.

Ourobouros - The mythical snake that eats its own tail (and ingests its own excrement)

I wondered the same thing, but characters usually don't reach the edges, so I guess circles fit the average character better?

I have exactly the same Sony Vegas keygen experience as the parent poster, but with the song from your fifth link!

Nothing stops you from creating a PR :-)))

What does this do that OpenWebUI (or one of the many of other solutions) does not?

What are compile times like right now, with modern hardware?

I believe you are referring to GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux.

The link appears to be broken, it redirects me to the main page.

For tmux users: you can use the lock-command option with something like cmatrix for a quick and dirty screensaver.

My most used function is probably the one I use to find the most recent files:

    lt () { ls --color=always -lt ${1} | head }

It's hidden in the "Copy" drop down at the top right.

https://http3-explained.haxx.se/~gitbook/pdf?limit=100

What are the chances that Telegram is an op by the FSB?

This must be the dream resource of every physics teacher.

   $ git clone --no-checkout $URL/repo.git
   $ cd repo/
   $ git sparse-checkout init
   $ git sparse-checkout set subdirectory_i_want
   $ git checkout main

All that's missing is `curl ... | sudo bash` as install instruction in the README

This needs an option to use the Kitty Graphics Protocol: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol/

No need to render to ASCII/Unicode anymore!

I'm pretty sure the generation could easily run locally on a low-to-mid tier graphics card.

While it might take a bit longer to generate, you're still saving network and authentication latency.

Some things never die. I'm pretty sure the Borland Database Engine that came with Delphi 7 ('97?) still runs on Windows 11.

Just needs to prevent the system from booting, like CrowdStrike did

Not your average end user call for support...

Who is we?

What Qwen3-Coder model are you using? Quantized or not?

Asking because I'm looking for a good model that fits in 12GB VRAM.

If you keep your car key close enough to your front door, it's possible to relay the signal that the key is constantly broadcasting closer to the car, allowing an attacker to hit the button on the handle and unlock it without posesssing the key.

Thank you, already knew about it though.

WezTerm is not necessarily something I want to deploy and keep up to date on hundreds of machines, screen/tmux are still fine for that.

Switching to WezTerm has completely eliminated the need for tmux for me - except for stuff I want to run server side, disconnect and come back to.

If modern EDR systems are so great without relying on classical signature matching, then why are they still doing it? Why do they keep fetching "definition databases" as often as possible?

... because it's the only thing that somewhat works. From my personal experience, the heuristic and "AI-based" approaches lead to so many false positives, it's not even worth pursuing them.

The best AV remains and will always be common sense.