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TIL #PicoCrypt has been archived. That's a shame. It's very solid software that I've recommended to many people as a simple file encryption tool with a GUI.
Sure, there's Cryptomator, VeraCrypt, and some others. But they don't quite capture the simple elegance PicoCrypt did.
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TIL #PicoCrypt has been archived. That's a shame. It's very solid software that I've recommended to many people as a simple file encryption tool with a GUI.
Sure, there's Cryptomator, VeraCrypt, and some others. But they don't quite capture the simple elegance PicoCrypt did.
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I'm trying to understand the hesitation many runners have towards #running power, especially #Stryd.
Some say different shoes give drastically different watts for the same effort/pace. This hasn't been my experience though, across many different types and brands of shoes.
Some say it's horrible at wind and hills. Again, I cannot confirm. In light breezes to stiff wins, the watts remains predictable and reliable. Same with shallow to moderately steep hills.
1/n
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Jim Sanborn is auctioning off the solution to Kryptos K4.
https://www.rrauction.com/jim-sanborn-kryptos-k4-solution-auction/
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Jim Sanborn is auctioning off the solution to Kryptos K4.
https://www.rrauction.com/jim-sanborn-kryptos-k4-solution-auction/
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Jim Sanborn is auctioning off the solution to Kryptos K4.
https://www.rrauction.com/jim-sanborn-kryptos-k4-solution-auction/
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Jim Sanborn is auctioning off the solution to Kryptos K4.
https://www.rrauction.com/jim-sanborn-kryptos-k4-solution-auction/
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Jim Sanborn is auctioning off the solution to Kryptos K4.
https://www.rrauction.com/jim-sanborn-kryptos-k4-solution-auction/
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Despite the claims made otherwise, #Strongbox is not #OpenSource software.
https://github.com/strongbox-password-safe/Strongbox/issues/784
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This is Internet Gold.
> "... it is important to note that the compression algorithm used by lzip only discards the unimportant data. And if it was unimportant before, what makes it so important now? Huh? In fact, many users may find that compressing their entire file system and then restoring it will be a good way to learn what is truly important."
https://web.archive.org/web/20010608045914/http://lzip.sourceforge.net/faq.html
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How many words can you type using only characters on the home row of your keyboard using different layouts? Using /usr/share/dict/words on my machine:
% cd /usr/share/dict
% wc -l words
104334 words% grep -Pci "^[asdfghjkl;-]+$" words #Qwerty
188% grep -Pci "^[anisfdthor]+$" words #Maltron
1276% grep -Pci "^[aoeuidhtns-]+$" words #Dvorak
2059% grep -Pci "^[ashtgyneoi']+$" words #Workman
2415% grep -Pci "^[arstdhneio']+$" words #Colemak
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How many words can you type using only characters on the home row of your keyboard using different layouts? Using /usr/share/dict/words on my machine:
% cd /usr/share/dict
% wc -l words
104334 words% grep -Pci "^[asdfghjkl;-]+$" words #Qwerty
188% grep -Pci "^[anisfdthor]+$" words #Maltron
1276% grep -Pci "^[aoeuidhtns-]+$" words #Dvorak
2059% grep -Pci "^[ashtgyneoi']+$" words #Workman
2415% grep -Pci "^[arstdhneio']+$" words #Colemak
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How many words can you type using only characters on the home row of your keyboard using different layouts? Using /usr/share/dict/words on my machine:
% cd /usr/share/dict
% wc -l words
104334 words% grep -Pci "^[asdfghjkl;-]+$" words #Qwerty
188% grep -Pci "^[anisfdthor]+$" words #Maltron
1276% grep -Pci "^[aoeuidhtns-]+$" words #Dvorak
2059% grep -Pci "^[ashtgyneoi']+$" words #Workman
2415% grep -Pci "^[arstdhneio']+$" words #Colemak
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How many words can you type using only characters on the home row of your keyboard using different layouts? Using /usr/share/dict/words on my machine:
% cd /usr/share/dict
% wc -l words
104334 words% grep -Pci "^[asdfghjkl;-]+$" words #Qwerty
188% grep -Pci "^[anisfdthor]+$" words #Maltron
1276% grep -Pci "^[aoeuidhtns-]+$" words #Dvorak
2059% grep -Pci "^[ashtgyneoi']+$" words #Workman
2415% grep -Pci "^[arstdhneio']+$" words #Colemak
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How many words can you type using only characters on the home row of your keyboard using different layouts? Using /usr/share/dict/words on my machine:
% cd /usr/share/dict
% wc -l words
104334 words% grep -Pci "^[asdfghjkl;-]+$" words #Qwerty
188% grep -Pci "^[anisfdthor]+$" words #Maltron
1276% grep -Pci "^[aoeuidhtns-]+$" words #Dvorak
2059% grep -Pci "^[ashtgyneoi']+$" words #Workman
2415% grep -Pci "^[arstdhneio']+$" words #Colemak
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For the #RunnersOfMastodon who train with #Stryd, they just dropped a new article from an Olympic coach who uses Stryd with his athletes.
It dives into the weeds with the detailed metrics Stryd provides, what they are, average ranges, and what you can do to improve them.
This is probably, single-handedly, the best article they've released to date IMO. It answers the question "how can I be a better runner with all these metrics?"
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8,192 French #Diceware word list for use with computers.
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8,192 French #Diceware word list for use with computers.
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8,192 French #Diceware word list for use with computers.
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8,192 French #Diceware word list for use with computers.
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8,192 French #Diceware word list for use with computers.
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Some Cricket graphs of our #Netflix cache for the #PaulVsTyson fight. It has a 40 Gbps connection and it held steady almost 100% saturated the entire time.
I had 2 very brief, < 1s blips during the first couple fights, but when Tyson walked into the ring, I had 2 additional 3-5s pauses. When it resumed, the image quality was downgraded.
Reports were coming in hot-and-heavy that Netflix was having problems. So my buffering issue was definitely upstream rather than our local cache.
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Some Cricket graphs of our #Netflix cache for the #PaulVsTyson fight. It has a 40 Gbps connection and it held steady almost 100% saturated the entire time.
I had 2 very brief, < 1s blips during the first couple fights, but when Tyson walked into the ring, I had 2 additional 3-5s pauses. When it resumed, the image quality was downgraded.
Reports were coming in hot-and-heavy that Netflix was having problems. So my buffering issue was definitely upstream rather than our local cache.
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Some Cricket graphs of our #Netflix cache for the #PaulVsTyson fight. It has a 40 Gbps connection and it held steady almost 100% saturated the entire time.
I had 2 very brief, < 1s blips during the first couple fights, but when Tyson walked into the ring, I had 2 additional 3-5s pauses. When it resumed, the image quality was downgraded.
Reports were coming in hot-and-heavy that Netflix was having problems. So my buffering issue was definitely upstream rather than our local cache.
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Some Cricket graphs of our #Netflix cache for the #PaulVsTyson fight. It has a 40 Gbps connection and it held steady almost 100% saturated the entire time.
I had 2 very brief, < 1s blips during the first couple fights, but when Tyson walked into the ring, I had 2 additional 3-5s pauses. When it resumed, the image quality was downgraded.
Reports were coming in hot-and-heavy that Netflix was having problems. So my buffering issue was definitely upstream rather than our local cache.
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Some Cricket graphs of our #Netflix cache for the #PaulVsTyson fight. It has a 40 Gbps connection and it held steady almost 100% saturated the entire time.
I had 2 very brief, < 1s blips during the first couple fights, but when Tyson walked into the ring, I had 2 additional 3-5s pauses. When it resumed, the image quality was downgraded.
Reports were coming in hot-and-heavy that Netflix was having problems. So my buffering issue was definitely upstream rather than our local cache.
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For the most part, I enjoy the #Codeium extension for #VisualStudio. More often than not, it auto-completes code and comments that I want.
But just now, I'm typing out weeks in comments:
// Nov 4 - Nov 10
...
// Nov 11- Nov 17
...
// Nov 18 - Nov 24
...And it just completed for me:
// Nov 25 - Nov 31
Last I checked, there aren't 31 days in November.
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Looks like Arnold Reinhold's home directory ~reinhold/ no longer exists on The World, even though the ISP is still online.
This means the #Diceware page is no longer accessible.
Anyone know what's going on?
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Looks like Arnold Reinhold's home directory ~reinhold/ no longer exists on The World, even though the ISP is still online.
This means the #Diceware page is no longer accessible.
Anyone know what's going on?
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Looks like Arnold Reinhold's home directory ~reinhold/ no longer exists on The World, even though the ISP is still online.
This means the #Diceware page is no longer accessible.
Anyone know what's going on?