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by Anunayj 4y ago
Yup exactly, the mistake these guys did here is, instead of creating a token that you have to buy to use the service, then giving yourself 50% of the token supply, and having 50 of your keys control a "DAO" for governance, they de
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I thought such network would be great for university campus, but then i looked at the pricing, effectively 72$/sim/month.
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Learning VoWifi, VoLTE, and IMS(worthdoingbadly.com)
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by Anunayj 4y ago
For someone more curious, I tried to learn more about this tech, and this [1] is the best resource I found about someone explaining how it works. Essentially VoWifi connects to your ISP via a IPSec VPN using secrets derived using your sim c
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I think in a work environment that makes sense. However as a average person sitting on home watching netflix with questionable amount of clothing on, what I say barely matters, but what the camera sees can be extremely privacy violating.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I have not run into such issues, but as I understand Kindle/Kobo don't use capacitive touchscreens but instead Infrared ones. Whatever be the case they can be triggered by almost anything (say a piece of wooden pencil) or oils on
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by Anunayj 4y ago
> Do you intend to run this indefinitely? No. I'm treating this as an experiment. I intend to run it throughout August 2022, after which there will be no more updates – but I'll keep the already generated summaries indefinitely
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Ha! I absolutely love solving stuff like this, automating it many times is more fun for me than actually solving a problem. But I'm always dissapointed/bored when I have automated it, suffering from success.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I think India requires a similar scheme for cards issued there [1], I am unaware of the specific details of how it works. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29587752
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Most of these street view imagery was done by private individuals, in private spaces. Security and Privacy concerns didn't allow google to send Google's camera down the streets snapping pictures. Which imo is not a bad position to
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Google recently with Android 12 added a way to transfer whatsapp from a iOS to Android (12) device [1], you however require a USBC to lightning cable. I don't know any details of how it works. 1. https://blog.google/pro
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Ha, thanks, however I do not think I know enough about GNS to be able to do a good writeup on it. I tried figuring GNS out few months ago (in an attempt to use Handshake for the bootstrapping root zone), but had trouble running their toolin
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by Anunayj 4y ago
DNSSEC has support for denial of existence (NSEC/NSEC3) proofs, which means resolvers may require the resolver to provide them. This means you can't just MITM a DS record away. However practically most people dont use locally DNSS
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I looked into GNS a little while ago and what I understood about how it works is: 1. I runs on top of GNUnet, which is a huge DHT that can be used for any purpose you like. 2. So GNS aims to replace DNS with a newer "modern" proto
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Relevant xkcd[1] [1] https://xkcd.com/865/
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Wouldn't it be better to use dd with something like /dev/zeros instead?
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I wonder, is this device powerful enough to process music audio? It'll make for a great handheld music player if you ask me :P
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Don't sonarr and Radarr have their own web interface? Does there exist a web interface that combines and simplifies it, if so can you share it!
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by Anunayj 4y ago
> How to know if there is no malevolent CAs CT logs make issuance of certificates very public, that allows the community to react to mis-issued certificates very quickly, this however doesn't stop a CA from just not submitting the c
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I don't think he does however I think I'll post a quick analysis by me here: 1. India: Pretty much on-demand All women can terminate pregnancy (for a valid* reason) on advice of one doctor upto 20 weeks. Note: Valid reason can be
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by Anunayj 4y ago
yes, and a rouge CA can sign a certificate for any site, and HTTPS in it's current state might not defend from it. (Though I think some browsers now check the presence of the Certificate Issuance in the CT logs, as a additional securit
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by Anunayj 4y ago
These look great to me! I should probably dedicate some time someday to add all these QoL extensions to my setup.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Reminds me, What extensions does HN use for everyday QoL surfing? I'm thinking of a extension/greasemonkey scripts that automatically enable reader mode on certain sites/bypass paywalls (for sites like Medium/news), and
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I really like Cloudflare too and have all my domains with them, they take 0 fees as a registrar, so I get domains at the same price as the registry price + ICANN fee. However one downside with choosing them is, you're effectively locke
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I think what the parent commenter implied to mean here is, they like when companies put in features (Razor and blade model) and add soft-locks to prohibit people from using them, because they a tech-savvy user can often find a way around it
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Not to mention, Even if they fork, the value of the token depends on what the community believes it to be. Even if the majority of miners are in support of a hardfork, it's the majority of population who decides which chain has what wo
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Oh wow! This clears up the whole quantum entanglement thing for me, which I never understood, nor looked into it. So it's like syncing up the state of of two PRNGs!
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by Anunayj 4y ago
oh no! what will we do with GPUs instead now? I guess we'll have to resort to making it render things and playing games.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
I don't know why, but it seems to malfunction on Microsoft Edge for some reason, where the ant looks like a circular brown blob.
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by Anunayj 4y ago
Even better, maybe add TLSA records too! TLSA when combined with DNSSEC can replace the need for Certificate authorities. If you want to show independence from CAs, that's one way to do it.

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