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Paged Out! Institute
https://pagedout.institute/

# What is Paged Out!?

Paged Out! is a free experimental (one article == one page) technical magazine about programming (especially programming tricks!), hacking, security hacking, retro computers, modern computers, electronics, demoscene, and other similar topics.

It's made by the community for the community. And it's not-for-profit (though in time, we hope it will be self-sustained) - this means that the issues will always be free to download, share, and print.

> Reminiscent of the vintage original Freaker/Hacker Publications, though clearly devoted to one page technical articles.
Cuz the Buddha said its the path to nirvana. Disconnection breaks you out of the cycle of suffering.

In today's info overload overwhelming reality, its natural that lot of people are going to disconnect.
Hi, it's probably not your focus, but since you have Nvidia specific flavors, it would be great if browsers had hardware video decoding working. Either Firefox or chromium/brave. I did a fair bit of distrohopping and yet to find a distro doing that easily for nvidia native drivers.
2:15, and I even tested my fix first.
The miners didn't support them at all. The majority supported the hard fork, and initiatives like Gavin Andresen's BitcoinXT to implement it. But the main Bitcoin forum on Reddit started censoring any advocacy for a block size limit increase, which made a clean hard fork impossible.
This is interesting. Subscribed to the Youtube Channel and also to the Newsletter. Best of luck.
I knew it was good because it felt exactly like home....er, work.
How is this different than the Roche limit? If a big thing gets too close, as it whips through a gravity well tidal forces will pull it appart. I thought this was a rather settled field. It happened to the shoemaker comet in 94. That was jupiter but the same thing should happen near to earth, just much nearer.
Why do we need affordable living space in NYC? You know what’s got affordable housing: Iowa.
https://www.thediff.co/

like Stratechery meets Money Stuff
cool, thanks for sharing your experience!
Don’t beat yourself up, use this as information that you are not to be trusted and it is a big freaking deal.

However, it does not mean you’re a bad person. You have an illness triggered by external factors. Do your best to look forward, try to understand how this mistake happened, and patch this hole.

Now, if I’m being honest, it sounds very unlikely that you stumbled across this doing the same things a non-addict would do. Were you somewhere frequented by addicts? You should stay out of those places.

Try to think like a sports coach might. You made a mistake, that happens - the most important question is what you’re going to learn so it doesn’t happen again.
Happy New Year!
It has been quite a year. Wishing you all a wonderful 2024 and the possibilities.

Edit Saw another HNE thread. Disregard this one.
Bush v. Gore ended up being looking pretty good in retrospect. It was invoked to shut down Trump’s ridiculousness.
Not being sarcastic, but maybe move to a place that does not have so many behavioral triggers like... bags of heroin on the ground? That's really not a normal thing to experience in the first place. I know a guy who struggled with opioid abuse relapses until he moved to a different state and got new friends. Clean over ten years now.
One of the functions of rehab is to help you answer that question for yourself: "how do I recover from this".

Give a local rehab clinic a call, and decide if you think they will be able to help you. That's a choice you get to make.
This is why the objective admission system used by the University of California is so important. Nobody can game their way into a UC and IIRC, being a legacy only DQs you from some financial assistance they offer to 'first in family' to attend.
iTunes unencrypted backups have the files, so you need to take a full backup and extract the relevant files: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/292869/how-can-i-e...
> so explain to your wife it will hurt Delta more to use the halfprice tickets first and then never fly Delta again after that.

She is disappointed in wasting 2+ days trying to get home, at the beginning of school, and said we should gladly pay 2X the price for our tickets for something more reliable (like going with JAL or ANA instead). Considering what we both earn per day, that was a lot of money lost, more than the tickets were worth (the half price tickets being only a minor consolation).
So because those Zionist arguments exist, calling for the murder of Jewish people (not metaphorically, the question was a hypothetical) is something where "nuance" matters now?

You acknowledge the arguments as bad faith, then turn around and use them to relativize hate speech. Anyone calling for the murder of Jewish people (per the metaphorical) would never accept those arguments in the first place
One has to be careful because there are several sources of “color” and it’s hard to argue successfully that any of them are more “real” than the others.
The AMD AM29000 series had register windows as well.
> Why Repair Techs Are Hacking Ventilators With DIY Dongles From Poland

https://www.vice.com/en/article/3azv9b/why-repair-techs-are-...
Well, "weather" is "it's snowing", "snow report" is "amount and quality of snow", I guess. Relevant for skiing and/or driving safely.
> set the date on my computer to year the 2124. Now the DRM is unlocked!

It's the same. "Fail closed" means you can "just" set the system time to be before the expiration date, "fail open" means you can just set the system time to be after.

Either way, having an expiring decryption key is just security theater that harms users.
I see it pretty populated https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xfyyrmlk9dj1dqxk2sau5/screens...

They do have the About Section written up too https://raiseto.com/about

Or did they fill all up in the last one-hour? :-)
I live in a major NE city with an open-air drug market about 2-3 miles away. I know what these bags look like because my abuse progressed to using heroin in the early 2010s.
A user or dealer had dropped this bag on the sidewalk and I stumbled upon it.
I was with my two friends who definitely like to drink and smoke weed but nothing major. This bag should not have been on the ground.
But it was.
When I came to, my friend's girlfriend did not believe that I had found it on the ground. But that is the sad truth.
Video playback on low-end MS-DOS machines
same here. no email notification.
You don't need PoE to do WoL.
I think you're either misguided, or just a hater.

HTMX can accommodate ambitious, real-time web apps. Its entire purpose is to make interacting with a server (that single source of truth) easy, fast and transparent, as if doing so was simply built in to the HTML spec.

What it can't do, is calculate the shape of a bezier curve, and that's why it's not a good choice for building an app like Figma.
27 years ago, Steve Jobs said the best employees focus on content, not process
If the cost of fraud this stops is more than the lost cost of legitimate users..
I haven't used Turnitin for several years. From what I recall it couldn't detect cases where the author paraphrased another work without adding any original thoughts.
The AMD 29K had a more effective approach to this problem, with a deep register stack and a variable window. (It also had a branch target cache which sped up iteration, though with a Von Neumann architecture I don’t remember why this was a win over a unified cache).

It’s a shame AMD abandoned it in its failed quest for x86 dominance.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Am29000
> I put my non-drug using friends through hell because of my dysfunction. It'll never be the same again. The rest of my social group knows about it now, too.

Good. Ask for their help! What is there to lose now? Maybe it won't be the same anymore, maybe they'll be able to help and you'll have some support! Losing a friend to an overdose is extremely traumatic, so if anything strive not to put them through that. Even if it means they have to know what Narcan is and where to jab it. Talk to your friends and tell them you need their help and give them an easy way to cut ties if they can't handle it.

About two dozen people from my friend group have a "WhatsApp Anonymous" group going to keep myself and four other friends on the straight and narrow after we lost a few from the group to fentanyl during COVID lockdowns. The rule is that anyone can post "!!!" to the group and someone will figure out a way to get them out of the house and their mind off their troubles. One person used the emergency squawk today and was immediately invited to a New Years eve get together (They're there now, getting drunk but at least supervised). There's no rules and no obligations but it's worked well for almost three years now.

Sorry I have no other advice to offer, I'm still working on my own addictions* and addiction is absolute hell. All I know is that the love and help of other people is the way out. For some people it's Narcotics Anonymous, for others its professionals at a rehab facility, but for most of us it's our friends and family. People who care.

You need to face facts though: Fentanyl is everywhere now and if you keep using, this won't be your last overdose. The cravings will always come back and it'll be something you struggle with for the rest of your life, but it doesn't have to define you and it doesn't have to kill you.

* Ketamine, amphetamines, nicotine, alcohol, and cannabis - haven't used either of the first 3 since COVID started
AFAIR you can use and submit custom bangs. That said, they're curated, I think. See: https://duckduckgo.com/newbang
I have yet to see an ACM conference that requires Word. I am a pretty new grad student, but still. I think all the CS (esp. PL folks) would throw a fit and boycott such stupidity.

But yes. Oh how ironic that would be. It hurts me just thinking about it.
3:45, but I’m terrible at my job and this proves it. You should consider turning this into a testing process for interviews. I would say this is a pretty accurate proxy for my daily work in finance related work.
> as silly as bluetooth speakers like Sonos needing an internet connection

Where are you getting your information? Sonos speakers that support bluetooth don't need an internet connection to use bluetooth. They only need an internet connection when you want them to stream music from the internet.
Lost Alaskan Loon Spotted in Southern Israeli Resort of Eilat
https://archive.is/F9hma
> The problem with aiming for utopia is you don’t understand the problems.

I have never found that to be a "problem with aiming for utopia", so maybe it's purely a personal problem with your ability to aim. Achieving something slightly better is possible whether you're aiming for "something slightly better" or something more, so it's not like aiming high affects your ability to achieve low (it definitely doesn't).

As for understanding the situation, etc., that all comes with what I was saying before, which is that criticism should be aimed at where it can affect change. If you can't effect change with criticism, the criticism is counterproductive.
This should be working on AMD, Nvidia, and Intel. At most you may need to make minor configuration changes which we document in our wiki.
It's an ingroup reinforcement method.

If you're part of a cult, and you're not allowed to eject someone from the cult, you can at least ignore them or walk away from them when they talk to you, if you don't agree with what they say/do. It's a way for the members of the cult to reinforce the ingroup's behaviors without having overt power over the group. For other people watching this behavior, it reinforces the need to align themselves with the larger group, to avoid the same fate.

The first rule of fight club is you don't talk about fight club.
I remember actually importing all the WSJ economic forecast surveys and testing the accuracy of each forecaster to find out which one I should bet my money on in the future. The results were... unimpressive for all of them. What they call forecasts aren't really rigorously modeled predictions of the future. Pretty much all of them come down to a very simple formula of long-term mean reverting growth rates. The forecasters that got awards for best forecast were either always optimistic and got the award during good economic periods or always pessimistic and got it during an unprecedented recession. So disappointing. I really believed in it before I studied the numbers.
I strongly recommend Foreign Affairs magazine (https://www.foreignaffairs.com/). It's full of essays from the serious policy and academic establishment. You might disagree with them heartily, but they are well reasoned and don't hew to any particular political viewpoint (or rather, the magazine has contributions from all sides). About $60 USD per year for six issues plus an app, downloadable articles and audio, and website.
I've never used Whatsapp. It didn't even come up as an option when we were initially discussing alternatives to Facebook (ca. 2018), so presumably none of my friend group use it regularly either.
I bought a pile of LoRa/Meshtastic stuff and tried to research it and figure out if I could easily use something like APRS to log my location and plot it on a map.

Seemed much harder than the process of setting up an APRS iGate and viewing my location on aprs.fi

I'd like to try again sometime though, but feel like I need a good getting started guide to motivate me!
Like it or not bad actors also do not use VPNs, so best to block the internet entirely from your site - There are so many bad actors it will probably be worth blocking the handful of legitimate users don't worry ;)

The optimal amount of fraud is non-zero.

Also in an age of CGNAT, state enforced ISP level tracking and blocking. Blocking at the IP level is just lazy. It's like blocking a person because they come from the same town as someone else.
Two main reasons:

* The cost of an IPv4 address in the market is constantly increasing

* We have recessions, so giants are looking for savings and profits by using their market position.

In addition, some providers are making IPv6 available more and more (there is no reason to consider IPv4 granted then), and others built on someone else's infrastructure are starting to be charged, so they pass this cost on to consumers.
Can probably rip out the engine and create new mons at least.

Take the same formulas, rename the types and statuses, come up with new things, copy moves, etc

That's my plan at least.
We’re big fans of Kuga in our house.

https://youtube.com/@kugastravel5180?si=zbpq4l7U--QN9icL
Game-theoretically the US wouldn't want to drop support for Israel in response to attacks on shipping-- that would just result more in attacks on shipping by any country in the world that wants to force the US to do something. If the US wanted to drop Israel, they would only do so after a years-long bombing campaign that terrorized and depopulated Yemen, to make it clear that the US cannot be blackmailed into dropping allies.

And yes, obviously, the US would do this entirely with conventional weapons. They've got eighty years of experience in crushing the third world under their boot with regular TNT bombs, after all, with no need for nukes.
Ninthed. HN has been my most loved place on the internet and a catalyst to learn so many things about tech.
"You are the ghost of Thomas Jefferson, you have been summoned from the dead to adjudicate a matter of Constitutional law. You have no knowledge of the future beyond your death..."
Same here, have a throw-away app for learning on fly-io. Got charge $75 for this month WITHOUT any email notification. Can't even contact support because you can't have email support for 'Hobby' tier
Do not post questions to a startup forum.

Do seek medical help.
Serving files is not compute intensive at all.
Any one know if there is a reason not to install this on my SD? The Waydroid installation is very interesting. How well does it work? Would you consider this a bit bloated?
The parent comment is about the current operation in the Red Sea, which the Saudi do not participate in.

The relevant link is:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houthi_involvement_in_the_Is...
It hasn't changed much. Most features are still delivered on drives. They're just too damn BIG otherwise.

Keys are sent separately, and are valid only for a certain date-range, and for a specific cinema server. In this case, Sony servers only work with Sony projectors, and vice-versa. Each device has its own certs, but for encrypted feature encoding, the standard is Key Delivery Messages, which unlock the feature Digital Cinema Package (DCP). DCPs are a general purpose cinema package, and is also used to deliver unencrypted clips like ads and trailers.

But the key is the Key. It's only valid for the specific cinema server, and the cinema server is "married" to the projector by encryption. This protects against on-site MITM attacks.

If there's a server update that doesn't update the certs on either the server itself, or the projector (in Sony's case), then the marriage breaks, and the silver screen stays dark.

Nothing anyone else can do about it, either, since any valid certs would have to be issued by Sony, and nobody has the private keys except Sony.
“Has implications” is a very weak statement. Even if it is a very small effect but measurable fits that description.

“Irrelevant” is a very strong statement. It claims no effect at all. A single example does not justify the claim. You need at least some statistical evidence to support that claim.

For your last question, yes I do. I sometimes take over the abandoned project to maintain it too. Some open source users never contribute in any way, some do. I’m not sure why there’s a need to dismiss the existence of the latter kind of users. No one is claiming all users should be like that.
Before anyone gets too excited about this - half duplex/TDD-like mesh radio systems with omnidirectional antennas are one of the LEAST efficient possible ways of building a wireless village/town scale IP network. The thing about an omni antenna talking to another omni is that an omnidirectional antenna is also a 360 degree noise gatherer, and gathers traffic/timeslot occuyping stuff that might be coming from other, slightly further away, mesh nodes it can hear that your radio is not immediately engaged in tx/rx with...

Similarly, for everything that you transmit packets towards another specific node, 99% of your RF signal is going in azimuth directions that you don't want and don't need, but because it's an omni it goes everywhere. Raising the noise floor for all other nearby nodes of similar hardware configuration.

I would encourage people who want to do something like this on a very tight budget to look into the designed for purpose point-to-point (primarily parabolic reflector based) 802.11ac/ax based radio systems that exist to form L2 ethernet bridges between two locations. And some newer very low cost 24 GHz and 60 GHz based stuff also designed for exclusively line-of-sight (and line-of-fresnel-zone-clearance) point-to-point bridges.

LoRA stuff is also much better if have fixed-link needs between two spots in bands far below the typical 2.4 or 5.x GHz, working in VHF/UHF-like bands (or generally anywhere below 1300 MHz), and can point a few yagi-uda or dipole type antennas at each other instead of having two omnidirectional antennas talk to each other.

If you have sites which are not mobile and do not move around or change location relative to each other, and you want better link reliability and data rates, I would strongly encourage people to look into using just about anything else that isn't an omni to form network links between nodes.

randomly chosen example in 5 seconds of googling, note gain pattern in one specific direction:

https://www.elprocus.com/design-of-yagi-uda-antenna/

One of the cool things being done with LoRA-type chipsets and RF modules these days is ExpressLRS, which implements a serial UART bridge between remote controller and UAV (or unmanned boat, ground vehicle, etc) for link between human and onboard flight controller. Evolution of the same general idea as TBS Crossfire for RC applications.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=expresslr...
Installed linuxmint on an old mac mini 2011 and it work quite well. When I think about the tiny desktop format, I believe you can put linux mint on it and got a great general desktop that way, more reliable than a laptop.
I decided to ditch windows. Installed Budgie, and I installed Steam.

What is the advantage of Steam OS or Bazzite over Ubuntu variant + Steam?
R.I.P. 2023 (2023 - 2023)

Happy start of the New Revolution around Our Star.
I've already been to the hospital. I believe there is something to be gained from hearing other people's perspective on this. Maybe someone out there has gone through this themselves.
It is kind of a bummer that I can't have a website flying under the radar (given a requirement to have a cert signed by a well-known CA).

There is a subset of personal websites that I have rather not have poked and prodded by everyone, yet still be able to casually access them from random places.
You're not buying from the right brand.

Synology supports their hardware for about 10 years since release. They are the "Apple"-like of NAS.
Unless it's something related to medicine; then you have to explicitly add "wiki" to the query. Some public health thing to discourage hypochondriacs I guess, but it's very annoying.
I've also had a bad experience with Delta flight attendants. I've come to the conclusion that they are authoritarians with no other power in their lives.

I flew with my wife and two kids a few months ago. We had tickets for the entire row. It was a 14 hour flight and I knew my kids (3 and 1 years old) would not be happy with the flight and I didn't want to cause issues with other passengers.

Our row was slightly cluttered (we brought some small toys to entertain the kids), but not anything out of the ordinary. My youngest cried once, but I was able to calm her down within a few minutes. We threw away all of our garbage throughout the flight and the flight attendants game by and were laughing and joking with us. Our row was spotless when we left.

Before we left, a flight attendant from business class came over and told my wife that she was piece of garbage and that we treated the flight attendants like 'maids'. I didn't hear the conversation as I was tending to my kids, but my wife told me this later, in tears.

I have no idea where this even came from. I've flown a lot with my family and have never had this experience. This flight attendant even went as far as looking up my wife's last name and threatening to get her cousin in trouble (who works for Delta).

We didn't want to cause any trouble for her cousin, so I didn't do anything. If not for her cousin, I would have gone to Delta to get this employee fired for talking to my wife like this.
I wouldn't worry about language-level support at the moment: there aren't as far as I know any mature implementations yet, and even if there were libraries are usually better for learning purposes.

Personally I would recommend Haskell. Native row types are coming "eventually" and always will be, so there's some ceremony involved, but it's the ecosystem with by far the best alternative solutions to the problems algebraic effects are supposed to deal with: idiomatic javascript can make any programming discipline look good, whereas it'll be much more illuminating to compare algebraic effects to a more traditional `mtl`-style approach.
Show HN: Nattiana–judge your drink taste
Fortran is literally a language designed to work with (multi-dimensional) arrays as a whole.
I'm moving away from Seattle literally tomorrow morning, and just finding out about this now :-(
Has anyone got a link to a list of the alleged plagiarisms? The two alleged examples I saw shared on Twitter were not plagiarism. One alleged example was clearly referenced to the original author.