Belphemur

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Bitwarden Extension disabled due to new permissions(github.com)
42 points by Belphemur 6y ago|12 comments
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by Belphemur 6y ago
And to add to it, it seems that none of them hear of keyboard shortcuts.
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by Belphemur 6y ago
They didn't do a press release yet for it. This is the email users directly received.
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by Belphemur 6y ago
Does anybody knows if .NET 5.0 will be included in Windows as a Windows Update as the .NET Framework ?
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by Belphemur 6y ago
It reminds me of the show Away on Netflix where the astronauts are going to Mars by doing a pit stop to the moon first. The idea that the could video call NASA with clear picture or even so it with their loved ones felt a contemporary scien
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by Belphemur 6y ago
The default setting for such feature is to ask the user. It makes the whole interaction more creepy, moreover, I don't think that a lot of webclient support it (or even Smartphone apps). It's kind of a dying feature.
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Zombie Battleground by Loom Network » This Project Is Dead(kickstarter.com)
3 points by Belphemur 6y ago|1 comments
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by Belphemur 6y ago
I agree it doesn't make any sense ... They just sold their Mixer platform to Facebook. If they can't manage correctly a game streaming platform, I don't see them be able to take on a video social network one.
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by Belphemur 6y ago
Latest version of recaptcha doesn't even require any solving. It just analyse the traffic and give the site owner a score [0.0 - 1.0] on how sure they are the visitor is human. They don't explain how they calculate the score, but
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Cloudflare partners with JD to expand its network in China – TechCrunch(techcrunch.com)
3 points by Belphemur 6y ago|0 comments
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by Belphemur 7y ago
I'm pretty sure they rely on user agent in the server logs. Sure you can spoof it, but it would be the same for the stat counter.
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Gitlab Terms of Service and Telemetry Update – No Telemery for EE(gitlab.com)
1 points by Belphemur 7y ago|0 comments
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by Belphemur 7y ago
More and more website rely on CDN. Which mean, more and more website share the same IP. This is how CloudFlare works. They proxy the full traffic through their server to your server. If you can't have the host/DNS request, you won
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by Belphemur 7y ago
That's actually the setup I have today. However, it's easier to setup DoH/DoT than to setup wireguard VPN. Especially when setting it up for mobile devices.
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by Belphemur 7y ago
I have a full tutorial on how to setup DoH for yourself : https://www.aaflalo.me/2018/10/tutorial-setup-dns-over-https...
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by Belphemur 7y ago
Normal DNS use UDP protocol on port 53. It's very easy to intercept, monitor and redirect. Which is what we think Comcast is doing. DNS-over-TLS encapsulate the DNS traffic in a TCP connection with TLS. In other words, all request are
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by Belphemur 7y ago
Quite interesting to see his other "works": * Walking through walls training system * Internet accessible mail box system * Permanent magnet propulsion system * etc... https://patents.google.com/?assignee=St+Clair+
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WireGuard and Torrent on Linux(aaflalo.me)
12 points by Belphemur 7y ago|2 comments
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by Belphemur 7y ago
We written piece reminding people that pledging money and donating it are two differents things. Unsurprisingly all is about control and taking. The billionaire don't want to donate they want to invest, they want to own the cathedral.
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by Belphemur 7y ago
Even with those ridership number the company went bankrupt in 2014 and had to be bought by the city that made it non profit. In other words, not really a profitable market.
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Tutorial to Setup DNS-over-TLS (DoT) – Antoine Aflalo(aaflalo.me)
3 points by Belphemur 8y ago|0 comments
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by Belphemur 8y ago
Interesting, they are using Ethereum as a way to pay for reserving a user name. It seems to use also ipfs as storage. Quite interesting.
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by Belphemur 8y ago
I agree that this should be the link for the post. You also have all the different pictures in a nice slider.
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by Belphemur 8y ago
It's not surprising, we're talking about the same company that want to remove net neutrality in Canada. Not only that, but they want to create a "website police" to block any website that they deem "dangerous".
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by Belphemur 8y ago
I'm so happy that the idea of not shoving all your feature to the user is paying off. I've been trying to make people at my workplace understand that. You don't want a complicate product, you want a modular one. I really like
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by Belphemur 8y ago
Why it make it a string enum then? You can do that in any typed language too.
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by Belphemur 8y ago
The story is well written. I like the take on the disease beeing some kind of family legacy even with all it encompass. I couldn't imagine what the author went through, puberty at 4 years old.
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by Belphemur 8y ago
Github repository of their Golang lib: https://github.com/cloudflare/tableflip
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Graceful upgrades in Go(blog.cloudflare.com)
8 points by Belphemur 8y ago|1 comments
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by Belphemur 8y ago
Unfortunately it's the first one present in all DNS blacklist. I don't think you'll find a dns server that block ads that have whitelisted Google Ads.

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