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And if any of the websites use .NET, they can get almost all of the recommended security headers in one line by using a NuGet package I created: https://gaprogman.github.io/OwaspHeaders.Core/


Sounds like they were missing, "don't make mistakes" from their prompts.

Rookie mistake, really.


I would always recommend KEXP. They have a really varied set of shows and setlists, don't seem to be swayed by "we must play the top 40", genuinely care about music, and are super nice if you head into the building in Seattle (which has a public access space, coffee shop, bathrooms, and a SubPop store).

I've had three tours around the place just by telling the folks there that Im there from out of town. To be fair, I might have gotten the tours because I came all the way over from England the times, but it's my favourite place to hang out when I'm in Seattle.

Also Ken is the nicest guy ever, and he introduced me to Larry Mizzel Jr while he was broadcasting live.

Get the app, or use the player on their website, and hive then a try for an hour or do. The app has the ability to "heart" a track while it's playing live, which helps with discovery.


I have a genuine fear that someone will stop me in the street one day, grab me by the shoulders and say

> You have to wake up. Please wake up. We're all here at your bedside waiting for you to wake up. Just wake up. We love you. Please.

And I'm convinced it's because of that episode.


I write this message on thrift store kids doodle tablets regularly.


We have to find you first. The 4D labyrinth you're in is almost impossible to navigate.


Off topic, but I totally recommend you check out Total Recall (1990)

"Wake up, Mr. Quaid!"


Even further off-topic, but I recommend you and the parent poster watch the Buffy episode Normal Again, and the 116 episodes before it. Not waking up, but also an example of the "none of this is real" idea.

I'm not sure if I'm entirely joking with this recommendation. For those who haven't watched - even for a show about a vampire slayer, it gets decreasingly plausible as the series go on (as do many long running shows). I remember being hit pretty hard when this episode suddenly offered a sensible explanation for everything, but a stone-cold path to get there.

Should I feel compelled to not offer spoilers on what is probably a joke recommendation anyway (117 episodes of a decades old TV show)?


"I got five kids to feed"


I can imagining that being scary two different ways. I would not want to wake up because whatever this thing is, I love it. I'm having an amazing time, dream or not.


My genuine fear is that you’ll just brush me off with a sensible chuckle and keep sleepwalking on down the street.

But seriously, I find that the one recurring theme in nightmares I have is that people simply won’t believe me.


Wait till you're 65. It's more than disbelief, people start to actively moronify you. I'm not that age yet, but I've see it happening to purple my parent's age


Or women of any age in certain contexts, like buying a car, or explaining to a doctor that some abdominal pain is not imaginary or temporary.


I don't think that that issue is inherent to women. I think it's inherent to everyone and we get affected on different levels in different contexts.

Any man who's been told to "man up" (most) has experienced the same.


I have a genuine fear that someone will stop me in the street one day, grab me by the shoulders and say

Kenneth! What's the frequency? What's the frequency, Kenneth!


I also have a HiBy R1, and have had it for the majority of 2026. Would definitely recommend it to others.

Once you get past the need for a microSD card (and once you've bought a good quality one), it becomes a fantastic flac player. And, like OP said, it's great for (scroll based) distraction free listening.

I haven't looked into the modding community for it, yet. Thanks for the tip-off on that.


Just to give you a start:

https://github.com/bidhata/Hiby-R1-Mod

https://github.com/yetisoldier/Hiby-R1-Audiobook-Mod

The latter also has great documentation in the repo. You can enable developer mode / adb by (this may differ in non 1.6 firmware versions):

  Go to about
  Tap 10 times on the version / HiBy Logo (dev options)
  Tab 10 times on "about" beneath the back arrow (enable adb)
After this you can

  adb devices # list devices, should have the Hiby present
  adb shell   # root shell on the device
The root partition is readonly, so to store something, you need access to the micro sd card or use /tmp. As a starting point you could take a look at

  /etc/init.d/S92_03_start_music_player
I managed to compile my WIP Rust / Slint music player app [1] to run on the HiBy framebuffer, but since it is WIP, I did not manage to go further yet.

1: https://github.com/yetisoldier/Hiby-R1-Audiobook-Mod/issues/...


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