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bordalix 1 month ago
Buenos días! Saturday assorted links: Helios Voting Helios offers verifiable online elections. Helios elections are: - private: no one knows how you voted. - verifiable: each voter gets a tracking number. - proven: Helios is open-source, vetted by top-tier experts, and in use by major organizations. 🔗 --- Jmail, logged in as jeevacation@gmail.com A phony Gmail interface that, rather than showing you your email, shows you Jeffrey Epstein’s emails 🔗 --- Best Free Fonts Best Free Fonts is a curated selection of free fonts. Including serif, sans serif, script and monospace. 🔗
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bordalix 1 month ago
Добрае раніца! Friday assorted links: raw₿it A visual, node-based editor where you can drag-and-drop predefined nodes on canvas to build Bitcoin transactions from scratch. What you can do today in raw₿it: - Build raw Bitcoin transactions visually by connecting nodes on a canvas - See the exact Python code running behind every single calculation node - Step through script execution and watch the stack mutate at each opcode - Change amounts, locktimes, scripts and instantly see preimages, signatures, witnesses, TXID/WTXID update - Comes with 10 hands-on lessons (P2PKH, multisig, timelocks, SegWit, payment channels, etc.) — all transactions broadcast to testnet for verification. 🔗 --- Bitcoin Core technical security audit report Over a four-month period (May - September 2025), Quarkslab conducted a 100 man day technical review of Bitcoin Core. Their focus was on the most security-critical components of the software, including the peer-to-peer networking layer, mempool, chain management, and consensus logic. The auditors at Quarkslab reported no critical, high, or medium-severity issues. 🔗 https://ostif.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/25-05-2133-REP-bitcoincore-security-assessment-V1.3.pdf
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bordalix 1 month ago
Ohayō gozaimasu! Thursday assorted links: EchoFeed - Cross post your RSS feed to Mastodon, Bluesky, Micro.blog, Discord, and more! It supports reading RSS & Atom & JSON feeds and then posting those items to Mastodon & Micro.blog & Bluesky & GitHub & Discord & LinkAce & LinkDing. Or it can send them as Webmentions & Webhooks 🔗 --- Cypherpunks Hall of Fame These are the heroes that built the tools to protect us all. They showed that cryptography is a quiet declaration of freedom. 🔗 --- diVine Web - Short-form Looping Videos on Nostr Watch and share 6-second looping videos on the decentralized Nostr network. 🔗
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bordalix 1 month ago
Buenos días! Monday assorted links: GitHub - jonasstrehle/supercookie: ⚠️ Browser fingerprinting via favicon! Supercookie uses favicons to assign a unique identifier to website visitors. Unlike traditional tracking methods, this ID can be stored almost persistently and cannot be easily cleared by the user. 🔗
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Добрае раніца! Sunday assorted links: How to \officially\ deprecate methods with Node.js utilities If you maintain a Node.js library or framework that's consumed by people downstream, you know the pain of introducing breaking changes and deprecating existing functionality. People get mad very quickly and the only solution is to communicate very early that things might change or will disappear in a future version. 🔗
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Guten Morgen! Saturday assorted links: Search the Epstein Files Search the Epstein Files 🔗 --- PUBPAY.me - Request and receive Lightning payments on Nostr Whether you're collecting donations, splitting bills, or selling services, PubPay lets you create payment requests that can be paid with just a few clicks. 🔗 --- Handy Handy is a cross platform, open-source, speech-to-text application for your computer 🔗 --- Publish Youtube Music track as music status on nostr via NIP7 extension Just paste this code into your browser console 🔗
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Good Morning! Friday assorted links: GitHub - jermanuts/bad-opsec: Collection of links on bad opsec The best way to learn about opsec is to learn how people fail. 🔗 --- Randomness Testing Guide Test the randomness of random number generators. 🔗
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Namaste! Wednesday assorted links: Pikaday A friendly guide to front-end date pickers! 🔗 --- The overengineered Solution to my Pigeon Problem :: Max Nagy TL;DR: I built a wifi-equipped water gun to shoot the pigeons on my balcony, controlled over the internet by a python script running openCV reading the camera image of my old iPhone. 🔗
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bordalix 1 month ago
Buenos días! Tuesday assorted links: Recommend | book.sv Input books you've read and receive recommendations on what to read next from our model. Only books that meet a popularity threshold are included in the search results and generated recommendations 🔗 --- S2, the durable stream API The serverless API for unlimited, durable, real-time streams 🔗
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Bonjour! Monday assorted links: Image Compare Web Component A tiny, zero-dependency web component for comparing two images using a slider. Built with a focus on accessibility, performance, and progressive enhancement. 🔗 --- iOS Icon Gallery Showcasing beautiful icon designs from the iOS App Store 🔗 --- PingStalker – Advanced Network & Port Scanner PingStalker is the ultimate toolkit for the Wi-Fi and network engineer. 🔗
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bordalix 2 months ago
Bom dia! Saturday assorted links: MuSig 2 Explained Schnorr multisignatures in 2 rounds instead of 3 -> no malleability, DoS-resistant, and secure against rogue-key attacks. 🔗 --- GitHub - archistico/ShadeOfColor2 A simple cross-platform tool to hide files inside PNG images 🔗
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bordalix 2 months ago
Good Morning! Friday assorted links: I may have found a way to spot U.S. at-sea strikes before they’re announced—using public satellite heat data : OSINT Over the last month the U.S. has carried out several interdiction strikes on narco-trafficking boats in the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean. These are usually acknowledged the next day, described vaguely as “in international waters,” with no coordinates. I’ve been experimenting with NASA’s VIIRS thermal anomaly feed (FIRMS) to see if any of these events are visible as they happen. 🔗 https://old.reddit.com/r/OSINT/comments/1opjjyv/i_may_have_found_a_way_to_spot_us_atsea_strikes/ --- HTML Slides with notes HTML Slides with notes ... in 22 lines of JavaScript 🔗 https://nbd.neocities.org/slidepresentation/Slide%20presentation%20about%20slides
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bordalix 2 months ago
Nǐ hǎo! Wednesday assorted links: Your privacy friendly ISP and Domain Registrar | IncogNET IncogNET is a privacy-focused ISP and Domain Registrar with a commitment to free speech and privacy. Explore our web hosting, VPN, domain registration, and email hosting services today. Accepts Lightning 🔗 --- Njalla — Worlds most notorious privacy provider for domains, VPS' and VPNs. Accepts Lightning 🔗 --- Suites | Unit Testing Framework for Dependency Injection Suites automates mocking and simplifies test setup for dependency injection frameworks like NestJS and InversifyJS, reducing boilerplate code. 🔗
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bordalix 2 months ago
Namaste! Tuesday assorted links: Pagefind | Pagefind — Static low-bandwidth search at scale Pagefind is a fully static search library that aims to perform well on large sites, while using as little of your users’ bandwidth as possible, and without hosting any infrastructure. 🔗 --- a11y.css’ documentation | a11y.css Pronounced \Alix\. This CSS file intends to warn developers about possible risks and mistakes that exist in HTML code. It can also be used to roughly evaluate a site's quality by simply including it as an external stylesheet. 🔗 --- Port of Linux to WebAssembly The Linux kernel, booting in your browser, powered by WebAssembly (Wasm). The included programs (shell and standard commands) are provided by BusyBox, backed by a musl libc implementation. The terminal emulator is provided by Xterm.js. This is a proof-of-concept to get a discussion started, not a stable nor a secure system. 🔗 https://joelseverin.github.io/linux-wasm/ --- A heatmap diff viewer for code reviews Pull request viewer that color-codes every diff line/token by how much human attention it probably needs 🔗
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bordalix 2 months ago
Buenos días! Monday assorted links: You’re loading fonts wrong (and it’s crippling your performance) - Jono Alderson Fonts are one of the most visible, most powerful parts of the web. And yet: almost everyone gets them wrong. 🔗 --- The Naked Man Problem and the Secret to Never Forgetting Numbers Crap. Where did I put my stuff? Every time I go to the gym, it’s the same thing - a sea of identical lockers. And I have no idea which is mine. I can’t solve this by picking a favorite, because there’s always a potential naked man standing next to... 🔗 --- Your URL Is Your State A deep dive into how thoughtful URL design can enhance usability, shareability, and performance. Learn what state belongs in URLs, common pitfalls to avoid, and practical patterns for modern web apps. 🔗 --- Security vulnerabilities in AI-powered web browsers AI-enabled browsers add an agentic layer across email, calendars, and connected apps. Or just allow mechanisation of a web browser via AI. Having been a routine user of web browser automation tools since 15+ years, I appreciate the new potential. However, it is important to note that the web platform, and web browsers, are complicated beasts. The effect on user's security and privacy is that the threat model shifts: attacks pivot on how intent is parsed and which inputs the agent trusts. 🔗
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bordalix 2 months ago
Buenos días! Sunday assorted links: Start implementing view transitions on your websites today - Piccalilli The View Transition API allows us to animate between two states with relative ease. I say relative ease, but view transitions can get quite complicated fast. 🔗 --- GitHub - jofpin/brash: Chromium Browser DoS Attack via document.title Exploitation 🔗