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by Anunayj 4y ago
To add, certain concerns still stand since the Web crypto API is extremely limited in capabilities (Example it doesn't support secp256k1). However on the bright side performance.now() has a much worse resolution on most browsers, makin
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Actually I really like the network interface thing, it can allow a lot more control over the device than a block storage interfact will provide. This is one of the first things you do when you jailbreak your kindle, it allows you to ssh&#x2
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Exactly! "Oh no now I will have to use a illegal app to commit my illegal activities". Banning encryption doesn't stop bad actors from communicating over encryption, it just adds to the number of illegal things they did.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
yes I agree, however as a student working with LaTeX for the first time, instant preview is awesome, it allows me to instantly see what my changes do to the preview, and greatly increases productivity when I'm not sure what I am doing
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Makes a small change > npm run test 38/48 tests passed, 10 failed. Ah schmutz, looks like we made a mistake > git revert
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Honestly I feel like this is the most practical way, Bluetooth modules are readily available in that form factor, just turn it on only after a certain key press on the watch (call it upload mode).
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by Anunayj 4y ago
This looks like a classic DPI based blocking. My university had one and it was freaking annoying. Apparantly OpenVPN TLS handshake is subtly different from mainstream ones that DPI firewalls can know the difference. In the end I found the e
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I suspect they're used the same seed for every iteration, which is great cause it shows the same context in different styles.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Unfortunately people fall for them! Yes it's perplexing, but look at any shitcoin, they literally have no utility most of the times, and solely capitalize on people's fear of missing out on the next coin that "goes to the moo
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Yes, but it means companies don't have to comply with the laws (since they're outside their jurisdiction), and the burden falls on the government to find a way to block their citizens from connecting to the VPN servers. Which migh
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I would also like to mention FlareSolverr [1] here, which just uses a headless browser to solve the challenges, which might be acceptable in some situations (that don't need high request rate) 1. https://github.com/Flar
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Stardew Valley! It's extremely fun, specially if you have a partner to play with. Feels like a get out from all the worldly stress. I would buy a steam deck just to play it, even though i don't have any other use for one.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I'm a little confused here, but I thought 2fa was a combination of something I know (A password) and something I have (A authenticator). So a attacker getting access to your computer is same as them getting access to your authenticator
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I think your second point clearly explains OPs problems with CloudFlare, they're not asking you to move off Cloudflare, they themselves do not like it's core values, and would rather use some other CDN.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Well even then only a small amount of hashpower can migrate to ETC, cause at that point it won't be profitable enough to mine ETC (because of it's lower marketcap/price/demand). Either way yeah, it isn't stopping mi
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Gosh yup! It's incredibly creepy but unfortunately today is a unstoppable reality, specially in high surveillance states. You really cannot expect any privacy outside anywhere, cameras are basically everywhere now, possibly broadcastin
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by Anunayj 4y ago
The term crypto until recently referred to cryptography, not cryptocurrencies. Cryptography is quite useful for Digital attestation, and Privacy. However I'm not a fan of the concept of Internet License, maybe it's better to not g
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Oh, I was a bit unclear there. The 9.9% was of the total money that was raised in the ICO (60m) and ended up being ~5.9m. The total initial premine was 72m (~59% of today's supply). I think someone more knowledgeable might provide a be
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by Anunayj 4y ago
It should however be noted that Ethereum had a ICO [1] on launch, where you could buy ethereum for a particular price. 9.9% percentage of that also was set aside for "founders". (it could however be more [2]) Today it accounts for
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by Anunayj 4y ago
There was a pretty neat recent post on a pratical Homomorphic Encryption project [1]. Maybe not practical, but pretty cool nevertheless. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31668814
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by Anunayj 4y ago
> as well as new forms of asset protection, money laundering, and tax evasion. Well atleast cryptocurrencies solved that.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Gosh netcat binaries on Windows get picked up by Windows Defender as malacious, it's so infuriating.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
They just marked something the way exploit was done as "malacious", without fixing the root problem, or informing the the reporter that they "fixed" it. Instead claiming it was never there. That is very unprofessional! A
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I wasn't aware, and most of them do not advertise such a feature. It would be great if you could point me to one that allows this out of the box.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Ah I see, so I did find someone that tried to do this here [1], but it seems like they were not even able to connect to the SIP server. Bummer, I wonder if someone else has had success. 1. https://worthdoingbadly.com/vowifi&
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Just making voice calls from my laptop lol, or better over internet from a RPI connected to this modem.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I was wondering, is it possible to use these 4G USB modem to make voice calls over VoLTE? Can somebody direct me to resources that make it possible?
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Oh that was sarcasm directed at the state of cryptocurrencies today :P
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by Anunayj 4y ago
bribe* clerks. and if you can bribe them to move the date forward, you can probably bribe them to move the date backward.

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