As far as I'm aware Projectivy Launcher gets a lot of permissions it should not have, and it's closed source.. Feels like trading one privacy invasion for another.
The more I read about consumer network hardware the more happy I am that I don't use it.
Generally it seems like good READMEs assume you have a compatible OS ready to go, but will give you a summary of all commands to get a working setup from there.
Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host.
Nura means nothing to me, PostmarketOS described what it is (OS), with a hint of what kind of OS it might be.
Probably, it's how bluetooth is used to track devices/people too.
It's funny how this website style is the "AI style" now. I find it kind of hard to follow/read whatever theme/style it is, something about the big blocks breaks up the flow of reading.
Same with Redlib for Reddit, it's just so much nicer to look at.
These are an ESP32-S3 so you can use standard tools instead of whatever their offering is. Like EEZ Studio for GUI creation on LVGL. Most of their products are ESP32 based I think.
LibRedirect is useful for this (and other sites) too if you want it to apply over the whole browser. Friends send me links to reddit and stuff so it's handy to have an automatic redirect.
What model do you run the subagent on? Flash as well?
Whenever a new certificate is issued the bots seem to all monitor that and immediately start scanning the new domain.
I believe their adblock is built in to the browser and not an extension, so it can be more effective than the limited extensions. Brave has its own downsides too, but at least the browser seems pretty effective at…
Meanwhile Deepseek V4 Flash seems to be pretty solid and is a fraction of the price of most other models.
I only have a couple of VPS plans with them, but my experience is good.
That part that frustrates me is this is just one example of spending for no reason, so how many others like it are also out there?
One thing that frustrates me about MikroTik and OpenWRT too, is a lot of things require multiple steps to set up, like adding a port forward with hairpin isn't just one click, adding a VLAN requires adding stuff in like…
If you can make the browser pass all the other checks going on in the background, clicking the checkmark is all that's left.
Are you comfortable sending it to US ones? Especially if installing Claude Code or another tool on your PC and it can collect all the data it wants.. On Openrouter Kimi K3 says it does not retain data or train on it,…
DJI Osmo cameras are good, I still have my original Osmo action and while the quality is a bit behind now, the battery life and general stability and menus are better than GoPro IMO. I've found DJI cameras also don't…
Oh definitely, it's more a question of why Microsoft allows any 'driver utility' to have internet access or do anything outside of just configuring the hardware.
True, I've been using Turnstile for now and it's nice because it generally doesn't even need the interactive challenge.
I haven't, sounds rough if they're even harder!
I don't know about hCaptcha, I tried it out when testing stuff for a websites checkout flow (had card testing spam issues), and they are about the most difficult to solve captchas I've ever done. I guess there's a low…
The Keepass options for browser autofill are pretty rough, and don't work with flatpak installed apps either. Keepass also can't match URLs with Regex which is something I make use of in bitwarden.
As far as I'm aware Projectivy Launcher gets a lot of permissions it should not have, and it's closed source.. Feels like trading one privacy invasion for another.
The more I read about consumer network hardware the more happy I am that I don't use it.
Generally it seems like good READMEs assume you have a compatible OS ready to go, but will give you a summary of all commands to get a working setup from there.
Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host.
Nura means nothing to me, PostmarketOS described what it is (OS), with a hint of what kind of OS it might be.
Probably, it's how bluetooth is used to track devices/people too.
It's funny how this website style is the "AI style" now. I find it kind of hard to follow/read whatever theme/style it is, something about the big blocks breaks up the flow of reading.
Same with Redlib for Reddit, it's just so much nicer to look at.
These are an ESP32-S3 so you can use standard tools instead of whatever their offering is. Like EEZ Studio for GUI creation on LVGL. Most of their products are ESP32 based I think.
LibRedirect is useful for this (and other sites) too if you want it to apply over the whole browser. Friends send me links to reddit and stuff so it's handy to have an automatic redirect.
What model do you run the subagent on? Flash as well?
Whenever a new certificate is issued the bots seem to all monitor that and immediately start scanning the new domain.
I believe their adblock is built in to the browser and not an extension, so it can be more effective than the limited extensions. Brave has its own downsides too, but at least the browser seems pretty effective at…
Meanwhile Deepseek V4 Flash seems to be pretty solid and is a fraction of the price of most other models.
I only have a couple of VPS plans with them, but my experience is good.
That part that frustrates me is this is just one example of spending for no reason, so how many others like it are also out there?
One thing that frustrates me about MikroTik and OpenWRT too, is a lot of things require multiple steps to set up, like adding a port forward with hairpin isn't just one click, adding a VLAN requires adding stuff in like…
If you can make the browser pass all the other checks going on in the background, clicking the checkmark is all that's left.
Are you comfortable sending it to US ones? Especially if installing Claude Code or another tool on your PC and it can collect all the data it wants.. On Openrouter Kimi K3 says it does not retain data or train on it,…
DJI Osmo cameras are good, I still have my original Osmo action and while the quality is a bit behind now, the battery life and general stability and menus are better than GoPro IMO. I've found DJI cameras also don't…
Oh definitely, it's more a question of why Microsoft allows any 'driver utility' to have internet access or do anything outside of just configuring the hardware.
True, I've been using Turnstile for now and it's nice because it generally doesn't even need the interactive challenge.
I haven't, sounds rough if they're even harder!
I don't know about hCaptcha, I tried it out when testing stuff for a websites checkout flow (had card testing spam issues), and they are about the most difficult to solve captchas I've ever done. I guess there's a low…
The Keepass options for browser autofill are pretty rough, and don't work with flatpak installed apps either. Keepass also can't match URLs with Regex which is something I make use of in bitwarden.