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by Anunayj 5y ago
Looking at the project, They don't really connect to SciHub at all, SciHub on downloading a paper (using the credentials) saves it on libgen so it could be accessed later by others quickly. These just look like attempts to p2ping easy
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by Anunayj 5y ago
SciHub relies on credentials donated (or sold) by people with access to journals to obtain the papers. (If you are in a university, your university likely provides access to many journals and pays for it on your behalf). So yeah, even if th
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by Anunayj 5y ago
yes, and to add to that Your website goes down because there is a outage https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/p3dlswx26qvk Your website (and everyone else's) goes down (or worse: gets hijacked) because Github le
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Yes, Kind of. I think calling it MIT overall would be a little misleading, If you look closely Microsoft has clearly mentioned what part of the code is released under what license, like for example looking at linux-firmware specification [1
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Wait How does that work, I often use a self signed (locally trusted) cert for intercepting traffic, and do not get any Error Messages, Does it check CT logs for only bundled certs?
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yup, though since they will require administrative permissions, I don't think valve will go around making you install it unless you play the specific game. Also I don't really understand how GPLv2 and kernel modules work, but I wo
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Wow, that is certainly interesting!, gosh I wish we had more time to do deeper studies.
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by Anunayj 5y ago
yes you can, (Atleast if you can handle the extra CPU and Disk I/O). I think you should checkout winapps [1] which RDP's into the vm to give you a pretty seamless experiance. P.S. Disk I/O can be a severe bottleneck on HDDs,
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by Anunayj 5y ago
Atleast right now, most anticheat software aren't available for Linux, You need a Windows kernel for them to run. This can however change as Steam plans to use SteamOS (based on Arch) as their primary OS on the SteamDeck.
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by Anunayj 5y ago
Article does mention Chrome 0-day Vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-21166 and CVE-2021-30551) and a Office Vulnerability (CVE-2021-33742). Knowing these were targeted attacks, It could have been as easy as sending a innocent looking email with a in
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Well unless you are building everything from source (after auditing software), you end up trusting someone for the executable (packaged by distro maintainers). Distros like Gentoo solve this pretty well by giving a good suite of build tools
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Well for heavy gaming I doubt you'll be able to put any more power in such a small package. I don't think the target audience is heavy gamers, but mid-tier games.
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by Anunayj 5y ago
This is such good news for linux users! Since this means more linux compatibility, rather than game studios going "Just use Windows".
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by Anunayj 5y ago
That landing page blew my mind, absolute kudos to whoever came up with the idea and make it work.
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yup, even though this has been done forever, you could always setup a computer at home and RDP to it. Most products I have seen have targeted corporations with IT departments that could set stuff up. This seems more like a easy to use perso
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by Anunayj 5y ago
Yeah, you can argue it's not your Library, it's Amazon's library. Cause technically, you don't own the book you are using on your kindle, you're just leasing it's content for viewing. If you did put the book th
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by Anunayj 5y ago
and would rather buy from a copyright infringing publisher, that allows you to keep the illegal copy of your book? I don't understand What do you think Amazon should have done here? It recieved a book copyright infringing, it removed t
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by Anunayj 5y ago
yeah, we do need a clones of SciHub, because Alexandra someday can't be there to save the day.
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yes, I somewhat agree, I've seen my laptop often clock up using minimal use, where I'd just like it to run on it's lowest frequency. (This usually happens when the laptop's on power , charging). A quick power plan chang
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by Anunayj 5y ago
Hmm Can't Wikipedia be simply used for it?
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by Anunayj 5y ago
Honestly I don't even get what the author is getting at. You don't block a entire domain because a mail, missing DKIM/SPF record, has a FROM: header of a domain, and is scammy, you mark the IP address of the forwarder as scam
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by Anunayj 5y ago
I've have had a couple issues implementing Long Polling in the past. At times I've had the firewall or reverse proxy drop client connections if it detects no data transfer. Which meant I had to timeout all the requests every 30 se
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Yeah Stock Android might not be that privacy friendly, but it being opensourced means I can use something like AOSP if I so may desire and sideload all apps I need. For me, control over my devices is more important. I do not want to trust t
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by Anunayj 5y ago
And you blocking their email could have them end up in spam lists. Their loss.
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by Anunayj 5y ago
Well you should have atleast written some really nice wattapad fanfiction.
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Many people die of cold each year, many people die of heat. Therefore we should just cook this planet alive and die.
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And this makes me very sad, because Firefox is the only browser that uses it's own engines (rendering and JavaScript). The rest are basically just reskinned Chromium. And heavily bloated (Looking at you Brave there, No I don't nee
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by Anunayj 5y ago
I agree GDPR did make a lot of good change. I don't mean to say GDPR was a waste. It was awesome. What i mean is, Some things (like Cookie banners) kinda defeat half it's purpose, and at times made browsing more annoying. I'd
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This whole "microeconomy" thing makes me feel uneasy. I personally dislike everything I do everyday being incentivized for some reason, you're telling me I now need to pay my coworker to "help" me with something? I&
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Storing IPs by themselves are not against the GDPR, and you do not really require consent for storing them for legitimate reasons, (Think nginx access logs, or rate limits on API endpoints/ banning IPs abusing your service). [1] Pairin

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