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I guess I got lucky as it sent me to: https://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/


"Exploring Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation as a Potential Treatment for Addiction: Promising Results but More Research Needed"



you could start by pushing all articles into a database; have another process quickly label/tag the entries based on the criteria you care about; web or tui app to show you only the entries you care about; slower clean up job for entries you don't care to keep around anymore


Thanks, but I meant which of the RSS services offers this basic filtering? From a dozen I know of, including paid ones, at most you get keywords black/white lists, which is too limiting Used to use Huginn for that on Heroku


1. the script is generated by the llm

2. the user runs the script that does the scraping

these are temporally separate actions


Fine, but it’s subject to html selectors brittleness no? Oh, you subject the raw html when you need it maybe?


Here's how I do it.

1. Tell chatGPT to create a python script that scrapes example.com and generate an rss file.

2. Paste a snippet of the html and tell it to modify the script to use that.

3. I do some minor tweaks myself to fix the date format.


what is tor adding to that setup?


Anonymity. Now the VPN operators and people who are watching the VPN logs don't know your IP.


and how do you get access to the VPN?

all VPNs need authentication and payments, otherwise your just connecting to another open network with the same issues as TOR.

if you make payments, and then auth on connection, they "know" who you are and TOR at the start is not giving you anything


1. Not all VPNs are paid, a lot of free VPNs and open proxies

2. Not all payment methods are connected to your identity. Mullvad for example accepts cash in an envelope, or cryptocurrency payments.


yes. and also if tor is compromised you have the vpn as a layer of defence.


tailscale

got a mini at home serving as an exit node

set this up one time the it dep was being obtuse about fw rules, and locked us out of ssh, so we couldn't push to gh - amateur hour; add more shadow it


anonymous/guest editing does not a wiki make


> impactful against the users

dude, what?

People committed suicide the last time this shit happened.

Maybe redirect your outrage at the company's executives?


> People committed suicide the last time this shit happened.

It sucks, but you can't save people from themselves.

Case in point: I periodically fish for people browsing Ashley Madison at work. They go onto a watchlist as candidates for blackmail (I'm moved to tears by how many of them have clearances). The presumption is that if you're doing this on a work device, you're hiding something from your spouse (which can be exploited).

The Chinese play the sextortion game; I assume their interest in Grindr was related.


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> I’m explaining marketing 101 because a lot of hackers fail at it

You're jawboning and being edgy on the internet, let's not pretend it's for our benefit.


I'd actually like to see this as an improvement to a big dump, and this is the first space I've seen where this discussion is applicable.

Nothing I said was inaccurate, the 2015 breach was dissected and was followed by more signups by women filling in the gap.

I think there is something wrong with the consensus from you all.


What your missing is that to an outsider reading your posts, you're transparently indulging in edgy fantasies, and what you're proposing is actually a strategy to hurt people more effectively. So we tell you that what you're advocating for is gross.

You seem to have taken that as a sign we aren't smart enough to understand your point. That's not the right takeaway. If you think the accuracy of your statements is relevant to people's criticisms, you haven't understood them. If you think you have a good point that we haven't given full credence to, it's not our fault as an audience that you presented your ideas poorly.

Good luck.


the big dumps are going to happen

my general mantra is focus on what you can control


can we agree to abolish the pedantic class, they produce boring commentary


on mac?

go to gog.com and buy a doom2 copy, then forget about it

search for doom2.wad and get it from the archive

get gzdoom 4.x

mkdir -r ~/Library/Application Support/GZDoom && open ~/Library/Application Support/GZDoom

put the doom2.wad in that folder

download the myhouse.pk3 from the google drive and drop it on the gzdoom app

enjoy!


Or just get freedom WADs from https://freedoom.github.io and rename freedoom2.wad to doom2.wad


As mentioned elsewhere in the thread, you can download the Windows offline installer from GOG, then use innoextract to extract the desired files: https://constexpr.org/innoextract/

A Mac GUI version of innoextract can be found here: https://macsourceports.com/utilities

Aside from Doom engine games, this also works for Build engine (Duke Nukem 3D), idTech games, and countless others. Very useful tool for being able to play these games legitimately with a modern engine.


> illegal option -- r

Doesnt work for me?


At a guess, probably should be mkdir -p


this is right – I apologise for misleading folks on creating that folder

my local alias is actually: mkdir='mkdir -pv'


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