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Show HN: AI Overview Hider for Google

Hacker News - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 5:17pm

I'm not going to lie to you, HN, this is just a stylesheet distributed as a browser extension because it's the easiest way for me both use it and keep it updated on all my browsers and devices.

But if you want to hide AI Overviews on desktop and mobile and have someone keeping an eye out for new variants (which is the perfect word for Google finding new ways to infect their search results with them) and hiding them in a timely manner, I'm your man.

Google seem to be continually adding new variants - in the last 12 hours I've pushed releases to hide AI Overviews now appearing as sections in the middle of search results, and as "People also ask" questions.

If you'd rather just grab the CSS, you can get it from the GitHub repo linked to from the website.

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Today's NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for April 26, #215

CNET Feed - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 5:02pm
Hints and answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle, No. 215, for Saturday, April 26.
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Intel's AI PC Chips Aren't Selling Well

SlashDot - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 4:49pm
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Fun with IP Address Parsing

Hacker News - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 4:42pm
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Show HN: I created an Image generator SaaS in 2 days

Hacker News - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 4:40pm

Hi everyone, Akhlas here. This is my first shot at launching something that I made and would not stop doing this even if I get a million.

I am definitely open to get good constructive criticism.

I know this is not the most innovative thing but it's a thing that works. This is a stepping stone for me to start something.

Let me know if you need free credits to try it out.

Thanks for the read!

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Looking for Feedback for Server Security

Hacker News - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 4:39pm

Last time I bought a large number of servers new, it was 2012. Everyone knew IPMI(iLo, idrac, supermicro's variant) was unsecure, rarely updated, and rife with vulnerabilities. People lamented the fact, and then shrugged and bought.

It's 2025, and I'm wondering if people have a different impression from some vendors. I used to love Supermicro, but:

* I cannot even get a response via email or calls re: sales

* Their website tells you to never upload the bios or bmc unless you "have a problem", and tries to claim no liability. Hello?! I need microcode updates, and other bios updates (yes I know about OS microcode updates, not my point), as well as IPMI updates

* They have no list of EOL support timeranges for any of their products. I need to know how long IPMI and other products are supported for security issues.

* They still seem to have ridiculous LAN sharing of IPMI, which means that even if you set their IPMI to use the dedicated NIC, and setup an isolated network, a loss of defaults means your IPMI is now no longer on that network but sharing the NIC on your main network. And in the past, I've seen this happen regardless of settings (buggy).

Dumbest setup ever, exceptionally unsecure, and they're still doing it?!

* If their sales channel doesn't respond, then their support channel will be 10x more lagged. Every sane company ensures you have enough resources to sell new product.

Are other vendors this bad too?

Has anyone noticed regular security updates for Dell or HP or other competitors?

Thanks

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Synadia Response to CNCF

Hacker News - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 4:37pm
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Ask HN: Do you find it hard to work on something without international reach?

Hacker News - Fri, 04/25/2025 - 4:33pm

For example, you might find it hard to do home maintenance unless of course you are a YouTuber and your home is visible in your videos.

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