Denatonium

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by Denatonium 5y ago
This seems like a questionable idea at best, and I wonder how effective this will really be at keeping Russia offline. Unless the internet backbone within Russia is also disturbed, what's to stop another neighboring country like China
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by Denatonium 5y ago
This depends greatly on the carriers involved. At least with Verizon (in USA), simply having a PNG header and extension is enough for a file to be classified as an image. If the "image" is 1MB or less, the image doesn't get r
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by Denatonium 5y ago
I know from experience that T-Mobile uses TLS-SNI (and possibly DNS) to determine the hostname of the HTTPS site being visited. If it is a known streaming service, the connection is throttled. In T-Mobile's case, this throttling can be
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by Denatonium 5y ago
This works, but when people receive your emails, they'll show up as "From: yourname@example.com via gmail.com"
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by Denatonium 5y ago
Yes, there's no first sale doctrine on digital downloads.
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by Denatonium 5y ago
Most modern wireless cards will do a scan for wireless networks on startup and set their regulatory domain to the one regulatory domain contained in the majority of beacons from surrounding wireless APs. This can't (easily) be overridd
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by Denatonium 5y ago
A good alternative to get airplay working is to get a cheap used Airport Express second generation. Use or borrow an iPhone to configure it, and you can set it up to just act as an Airplay receiver. The airport express can connect via Ether
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by Denatonium 5y ago
I did it. This is officially supported [1]. [1] https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/coming-to-france/coronavir...
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by Denatonium 5y ago
These days, in France, you can go to basically any pharmacy and get a CDC card converted into an EU Digital COVID certificate for €36. This certificate is then valid in all EU countries.
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by Denatonium 5y ago
Search and YouTube seem to be working on Vodafone (4G) as well as Ziggo (wireline) in Amsterdam.
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by Denatonium 5y ago
Geez, over the course of 100 years, SF6 has a GWP of 22,800 and an atmospheric life of 3,200 years[1]. A lot of HFCs and PFCs aren't much better. This sounds like a way to win the battle and lose the war. [1] https://www.epa
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by Denatonium 5y ago
Almost. It may simplify verification, but only for people who present passport books; you don't legally get to choose which documents to accept for I-9[1]. US Passport cards are RFID-enabled, but not NFC-enabled, for example. [1] https
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by Denatonium 5y ago
This reminds me of the time I got free data transfer on a major cellular carrier by writing a script that would take large files, split them into 1MB chunks, prepend a PNG header to them and send them through said carrier's email-to-MM
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by Denatonium 5y ago
Some US chip-enabled ATMs still insist on reading the magstripe first, and then tell you to reinsert if the card tells it that it's a chip card. If the ATM doesn't swallow your card, you can often swipe ANY chip-enabled card and t
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by Denatonium 5y ago
As another nice-while-it-lasted data deal, Verizon used to allow previously-used SIM cards to connect to their LTE network. Once connected, all TCP/IP traffic would be redirected to a captive portal page. There lies the problem; UDP tr
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by Denatonium 5y ago
I never used a screen on my Pi, so I don't know of any specific models. An LCD display with an adjustable backlight could also work; when the power goes out, the UPS could tell the Pi to lower its backlight to save power.
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by Denatonium 5y ago
This looks like a cool setup, but I can't help but think that an OLED display might not have been the best choice for displaying static text for long periods of time. Burn-in seems inevitable.
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by Denatonium 5y ago
I'd be interested in knowing how QUIC deals with networks where an upstream link has a lower MTU than the LAN, and some intermediate routers are blocking ICMP. With TCP, the router would be set up to clamp TCP MSS, but how's this
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by Denatonium 6y ago
It's a bit misleading to call this a $9.99 SBC when the cheapest shipping option (to Eastern USA) costs over $25. For that price, there are plenty of better deals available.
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by Denatonium 6y ago
This is cool, but does stock AndIodine not work out of the box with raw UDP mode where you live? The local xfinitywifi networks in my area work with raw UDP. That being said, I've been to some areas where the local xfinitywifi networks