ninjin-carh | 5 months ago | on: How Kyoto, Japan Became the Loveliest Tourist-Trap
Without paywall: https://archive.md/hUSoQ
ninjin-carh's comments
ninjin-carh | 6 months ago | on: The Sovereign Individual is a retelling of a very old story
ninjin-carh | 11 months ago | on: Things Are Bad at Tesla. They're About to Get Much Worse
ninjin-carh | 1 year ago | on: Free95: An open-source Windows-compatible operating system
although it looks like the "malware" may have been a joke from the diff
https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/pull/3/commits/3f...
ninjin-carh | 1 year ago | on: Free95: An open-source Windows-compatible operating system
There is a pull request from someone suggesting they are removing malware from this... https://github.com/Versoft-Software/Free95/pull/3
ninjin-carh | 1 year ago | on: For four years, I photographed, indexed and classified my entire house
ninjin-carh | 1 year ago | on: Ice – open source menu bar manager for macOS
I would love to try this but hesitant as I couldn't find a privacy policy.
Can it be added or maybe I just couldn't find this?
ninjin-carh | 2 years ago | on: Information Security Books of 2023
ninjin-carh | 3 years ago | on: Productivity Blocker
LOL. I did read it but thought it was suggesting slack etc were blocking productivity hence helped focus.
ninjin-carh | 3 years ago | on: Productivity Blocker
I have found Leechblock useful in Firefox - it allows blocking or a delay before showing a page with a reminder this is a time waster site....
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/leechblock-ng...
ninjin-carh | 3 years ago | on: VMware Fusion 13 – native support for Apple Silicon Macs
same - the register page doesn't work at all. I just gave up. If it worked for personal use I may have recommended it for work but as it is Parallels or UTM will be my go to choices.
ninjin-carh | 3 years ago | on: Zero-Day Exploitation of Atlassian Confluence
I haven't seen why exploits have been released but this doesn't feel like responsible disclosure to me https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinated_vulnerability_di...
ninjin-carh | 3 years ago | on: Your phone may soon replace many of your passwords
I love the convenience but this will lock people to either iOS or Android.
Next year: EU government force big tech phone OS manufacturers to enable identity portability
ninjin-carh | 4 years ago | on: Backblaze restore for Personal Backup is awful
Maybe you could restore the backblaze data to a cloud VM such as Azure VM or EC2 - the export should be faster to there than back to your home.
page 1