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by 77pt77 1y ago
> it's basically not possible to run any kind of output VPN connection (even to private servers) from inside of China anymore. What if you run your own HTTPS server that look semi-legitimate and just encapsulate it in that traffic?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Which is ridiculous because OpenVPN is trivial to identify, even when over TCP since it's different from "regular" HTTPS/SSL traffic. Why they chose this I have no idea. You can even port share. 443 -> Web server for
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by 77pt77 1y ago
How easy is it to get a VPS in China. Could HK work?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Obfs4proxy and Shapeshifter are an absolute PITA to install. Get your own VPS server (VPS in EU/US with 2GB of ram, 40GB of disk space and TBs/month of traffic go for $10 a year, it's that cheap). Never get anything in the UK
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Was the bridge built by a genius like Elon though?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> we really are spoilt with screen sizes (and costs) now. Also travel. Travel got even cheaper. Lodging and home ownership on the other hand...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
It's most likely smartcard authentication code.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
This is by far the most likely reason. I personally use pages that authenticate via a smartcard using this exact scheme. There is a Java "plugin" that is nothing but a mini webserver that listens on a specific port and performs au
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by 77pt77 1y ago
If that were the case you'd see this kind of crazy in Miami and you don't. You see other kinds though.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Covid specifically or a pandemic in general? Also AI doesn't really count because plenty of people have been riding that train for decades.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
The US one somehow feels even more insulting because at least the EU gave plausible excuses, the states didn't even bother!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> I feel if OCaml had got its act together around about 2010 with multicore and a few other annoyances[1] it could have been Rust That's about the time-frame where I got into OCaml so I followed this up close. The biggest hindrance
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Garbage in, garbage out. It's that simple.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> They NAT IPv6 which is just gibbering eldrich madness. Yeah! I'm out. What a complete lack of competence!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Even if you can't, a conversation can easily get larger than that.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Please add 2008 to the title.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Possibly stupid question but, how can someone mess that up? What is wrong/missing?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> MOOCs + projects + self-directed learning, even if you are very good, offers you little in terms of career opportunities. That's why they have not been apparently "transformative". I remember on one of the first of these
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Can you imagine if we all had five different llvms or gccs just to compile five different modern C projects? Yes, because all I have to do is look at the real world.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Well, with my python 3.13.5 not even that works! Pretty impressive but this seems to be a staple of most AI/ML projects. "Works on my machine" or "just use docker", although here the later doesn't even seem to
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by 77pt77 1y ago
This is a generic problem. JS/TS/npm is just as bad with probably more build tools/frameworks. Rust is a mess. Go, well. Even perl was quite complicated.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I had the too new. This package is the epitome of dependency hell. Seriously, stick with piper-tts. Easy to install, 50MB gives you excellent results and 100MB gives you good results with hundreds of voices.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
is that Ventoy or IVentoy?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
How does this compare to say piper-tts? I ask because their models are pretty small. Some sound awesome and there is no depdendency hell like I'm seeing here. Example: https://rhasspy.github.io/piper-samples/#en_US
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Then there's the quasi-feudal approach of putting the lab head in the authors Changes from field to field but yes, very common. And many times, like you wrote, they have no idea about what was even done. Then you have the gigantic
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by 77pt77 1y ago
The "real world" is far from meritorious.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
It's just a lot harder to hide things nowadays. It has probably been like this for centuries.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Not only is it human, it's far more general than human. The world is not what you think it is. Social problems are almost never a result of improper social systems. The game you are playing by virtue of existing is just shit and no amo
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Academia. Nowhere else do people fight so much and so dirty for so little.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Its odd how I viewed academia as a beautiful place where people were judged by merit not by politics. If there's more than one human, you have politics.

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