Niko Diamadis 🇩🇪🇬🇷
@cyb3rko.de
Linux fan 🐧, Android dev 🤖, Atheist 💡, Liberalist 🗣️
Co-Founder @olymplabs.io
IT Security Student @SAP
📱 GrapheneOS
💻 CachyOS
🔗 github.com/cyb3rko
Co-Founder @olymplabs.io
IT Security Student @SAP
📱 GrapheneOS
💻 CachyOS
🔗 github.com/cyb3rko
Ich kenne ihn zwar nicht, aber hier wird sich doch nur gegen Terrorismus ausgesprochen.
Da sehe ich erstmal nichts Falsches dran
Da sehe ich erstmal nichts Falsches dran
November 11, 2025 at 6:57 AM
Ich kenne ihn zwar nicht, aber hier wird sich doch nur gegen Terrorismus ausgesprochen.
Da sehe ich erstmal nichts Falsches dran
Da sehe ich erstmal nichts Falsches dran
Any opinion about bsky.app/profile/cyb3... ?
Am I missing something, or is there a serious security problem with @kagi.com's private session links?
Because I use them for normal and private searches out of convenience, and I realized that your session token is (of course) shown for a short amount of time in the URL bar.
Now when you..
1/x
Because I use them for normal and private searches out of convenience, and I realized that your session token is (of course) shown for a short amount of time in the URL bar.
Now when you..
1/x
November 9, 2025 at 2:32 AM
Any opinion about bsky.app/profile/cyb3... ?
Also in meiner letzten Wohnung sah das so aus:
Betriebskosten: 138€
Internet: 15€
Und damit war Wasser, Internet und Strom nicht mein Problem, es wurde sich drum gekümmert 😍
Betriebskosten: 138€
Internet: 15€
Und damit war Wasser, Internet und Strom nicht mein Problem, es wurde sich drum gekümmert 😍
November 7, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Also in meiner letzten Wohnung sah das so aus:
Betriebskosten: 138€
Internet: 15€
Und damit war Wasser, Internet und Strom nicht mein Problem, es wurde sich drum gekümmert 😍
Betriebskosten: 138€
Internet: 15€
Und damit war Wasser, Internet und Strom nicht mein Problem, es wurde sich drum gekümmert 😍
If you really think HarmonyOS is secure and private, you are out of touch.
Greetings to the Chinese government 👋
Greetings to the Chinese government 👋
November 7, 2025 at 8:20 AM
If you really think HarmonyOS is secure and private, you are out of touch.
Greetings to the Chinese government 👋
Greetings to the Chinese government 👋
Most languages have nanosecond units for time measuring.
You need them if you want to measure very fast functions, otherwise you always measure 0 ms.
You need them if you want to measure very fast functions, otherwise you always measure 0 ms.
November 6, 2025 at 5:03 AM
Most languages have nanosecond units for time measuring.
You need them if you want to measure very fast functions, otherwise you always measure 0 ms.
You need them if you want to measure very fast functions, otherwise you always measure 0 ms.
Genau genommen ist das nicht der volle Name, sondern eine Sammlung an Protokollen, also eine Art "Familienname".
802.11be wäre doch ein vernünftigerer Name 🤓
802.11be wäre doch ein vernünftigerer Name 🤓
November 3, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Genau genommen ist das nicht der volle Name, sondern eine Sammlung an Protokollen, also eine Art "Familienname".
802.11be wäre doch ein vernünftigerer Name 🤓
802.11be wäre doch ein vernünftigerer Name 🤓
Maybe you should, yeah.
Btw thank you for your insightful posts, which are especially helpful when building the first startup.
Btw thank you for your insightful posts, which are especially helpful when building the first startup.
November 2, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Maybe you should, yeah.
Btw thank you for your insightful posts, which are especially helpful when building the first startup.
Btw thank you for your insightful posts, which are especially helpful when building the first startup.
I depends. Huawei most likely does not care, GrapheneOS is extremly private and secure
November 1, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I depends. Huawei most likely does not care, GrapheneOS is extremly private and secure
Not mastered it, but Kotlin
October 31, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Not mastered it, but Kotlin
"The 31st of October is Halloween for most people around the world."
I don't think so, it's mostly in America and the UK.
I don't think so, it's mostly in America and the UK.
October 31, 2025 at 5:57 AM
"The 31st of October is Halloween for most people around the world."
I don't think so, it's mostly in America and the UK.
I don't think so, it's mostly in America and the UK.
Warum sollten wir die Konzepte einmal auf den Kopf drehen, nur dass wir danach mit den gleichen Problemen dastehen, nur von der anderen Seite?
October 31, 2025 at 5:28 AM
Warum sollten wir die Konzepte einmal auf den Kopf drehen, nur dass wir danach mit den gleichen Problemen dastehen, nur von der anderen Seite?
Generisches Maskulin?
October 29, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Generisches Maskulin?
Das Bild sollte es ausreichend beschreiben. Viel mehr als einen Kilometer geht es nicht geradeaus.
October 29, 2025 at 8:36 PM
Das Bild sollte es ausreichend beschreiben. Viel mehr als einen Kilometer geht es nicht geradeaus.
Weil man auf dem Nürburgring nicht 400 km/h schnell fahren kann.
October 29, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Weil man auf dem Nürburgring nicht 400 km/h schnell fahren kann.
Nein, er hat es früh morgens gemacht
October 29, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Nein, er hat es früh morgens gemacht
Ich meinte damit eine von mir konfigurierte Firewall.
Aber klar, Endpoint protection wird schon deutlich mehr Aufwand.
Aber klar, Endpoint protection wird schon deutlich mehr Aufwand.
October 28, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Ich meinte damit eine von mir konfigurierte Firewall.
Aber klar, Endpoint protection wird schon deutlich mehr Aufwand.
Aber klar, Endpoint protection wird schon deutlich mehr Aufwand.
So schlechte Erfahrung gemacht?
Also bei Hetzner einen Linux-Server aufzusetzen inkl. konfigurierter Firewall dauert 5 Minuten.
Da finde ich die Konzepte und UIs bei AWS, Google Cloud und co. schon deutlich schlimmer
Also bei Hetzner einen Linux-Server aufzusetzen inkl. konfigurierter Firewall dauert 5 Minuten.
Da finde ich die Konzepte und UIs bei AWS, Google Cloud und co. schon deutlich schlimmer
October 28, 2025 at 12:58 PM
So schlechte Erfahrung gemacht?
Also bei Hetzner einen Linux-Server aufzusetzen inkl. konfigurierter Firewall dauert 5 Minuten.
Da finde ich die Konzepte und UIs bei AWS, Google Cloud und co. schon deutlich schlimmer
Also bei Hetzner einen Linux-Server aufzusetzen inkl. konfigurierter Firewall dauert 5 Minuten.
Da finde ich die Konzepte und UIs bei AWS, Google Cloud und co. schon deutlich schlimmer
I disagree. I had YT Premium for some time, but if refused to show me a startpage (just as without a subscription), because I have disabled my watch history??
Instantly unsubscribed again, what am I even paying for if ads are already filtered by adblockers?
Instantly unsubscribed again, what am I even paying for if ads are already filtered by adblockers?
October 28, 2025 at 7:12 AM
I disagree. I had YT Premium for some time, but if refused to show me a startpage (just as without a subscription), because I have disabled my watch history??
Instantly unsubscribed again, what am I even paying for if ads are already filtered by adblockers?
Instantly unsubscribed again, what am I even paying for if ads are already filtered by adblockers?
According to RedHat, hyperscalers "provide cloud computing and data management services to organizations that require vast infrastructure for large-scale data processing and storage."
I would argue that Cloudflare does not provide infrastructure for large-scale data processing, e.g. VPSs
I would argue that Cloudflare does not provide infrastructure for large-scale data processing, e.g. VPSs
October 27, 2025 at 5:26 PM
According to RedHat, hyperscalers "provide cloud computing and data management services to organizations that require vast infrastructure for large-scale data processing and storage."
I would argue that Cloudflare does not provide infrastructure for large-scale data processing, e.g. VPSs
I would argue that Cloudflare does not provide infrastructure for large-scale data processing, e.g. VPSs
Cloudflare is no competition to AWS, because CF is mostly focused on networking and security.
It's not a hyperscaler
It's not a hyperscaler
October 27, 2025 at 1:21 PM
Cloudflare is no competition to AWS, because CF is mostly focused on networking and security.
It's not a hyperscaler
It's not a hyperscaler
And not only search, I like their translation tool A LOT:
translate.kagi.com
Many awesome features in there
translate.kagi.com
Many awesome features in there
Kagi Translate
Kagi Translate uses powerful AI models to instantly and accurately translate any content in any language.
translate.kagi.com
October 27, 2025 at 1:07 PM
And not only search, I like their translation tool A LOT:
translate.kagi.com
Many awesome features in there
translate.kagi.com
Many awesome features in there
@kagi.com Is there a reason why it's designed that way and is there a better alternative to my "workaround"?
PS: Recently acquired your "Professional" subscription, keep going with your awesome work!
PS: Recently acquired your "Professional" subscription, keep going with your awesome work!
October 27, 2025 at 1:06 PM
@kagi.com Is there a reason why it's designed that way and is there a better alternative to my "workaround"?
PS: Recently acquired your "Professional" subscription, keep going with your awesome work!
PS: Recently acquired your "Professional" subscription, keep going with your awesome work!
token out of your url bar.
Initially I used 300 zeros (long enough for ultra-wide screens), but that looked off.
Now I use a randomly generated base64 string, which looks like this:
kagi.com/search?q=tes...
And now I can search on Kagi without worrying about leaking my private session token.
(3/x)
Initially I used 300 zeros (long enough for ultra-wide screens), but that looked off.
Now I use a randomly generated base64 string, which looks like this:
kagi.com/search?q=tes...
And now I can search on Kagi without worrying about leaking my private session token.
(3/x)
Kagi Search
Better search results with no ads. Welcome to Kagi (pronounced kah-gee), a paid search engine that gives power back to the user.
kagi.com
October 27, 2025 at 1:06 PM
token out of your url bar.
Initially I used 300 zeros (long enough for ultra-wide screens), but that looked off.
Now I use a randomly generated base64 string, which looks like this:
kagi.com/search?q=tes...
And now I can search on Kagi without worrying about leaking my private session token.
(3/x)
Initially I used 300 zeros (long enough for ultra-wide screens), but that looked off.
Now I use a randomly generated base64 string, which looks like this:
kagi.com/search?q=tes...
And now I can search on Kagi without worrying about leaking my private session token.
(3/x)