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by Laforet 11y ago
Yes you can. Shadowsocks was intended for the similar purpose of tunnelling traffic and it is a bit more flexible than GRE-based VPNs
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by Laforet 11y ago
Because it is a lot of hard work without much in the way of rewards or recognition. Hundreds of thousands people use clowwindy's code, some of them even make money by building services using his code, yet very few people are willing le
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by Laforet 11y ago
This might sound a bit counter intuitive but they really hate OpenVPN and SSH tunnels - not to mention they are trivial to detect and the process is highly automated. Traditional VPNs such as PPTP/IPsec as well as various forms of obfu
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by Laforet 11y ago
IIRC it　was controversial as it implies that the 777 was in controlled flight for several hours after it lost contact, making it a deliberate act rather than accident. Radar data released by the Malaysian military showed clearly that the pl
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by Laforet 11y ago
It also scraps my hotel bookings, automatically add it to my calender if it was booked under my name and when I tried to look up the address on google maps a mark has already been added. Quite nifty if you ask me.
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by Laforet 11y ago
Google Answers 2002-2006 Google Wave 2009-2010 Google Reader 2005-2013 The list goes on Google has been like this from very early on. I won't be surprised if I wake up to the news that gmail is getting the axe should google decide that
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by Laforet 11y ago
The linked post seems to point blame at LINE. Stickers (large animated emoticons) are a major source of revenue for LINE; if Telegram were to offer it for free then it will really hit their bottom line.
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by Laforet 11y ago
>That said, I think the moderation Pao symbolised on Reddit as a whole was a very wrong move. The Community certainly did. All the subreddits are individually moderated and the subreddits are opt-in; there's very little need for an
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by Laforet 11y ago
So they hijacked an entire C block because they hard coded IP addresses into their wares. Wonderful.
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by Laforet 11y ago
Interesting choice, I don't recall many malware C&C servers hosted in Lithuania
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by Laforet 11y ago
The only counter-argument I am aware of is that "It will get better as software and training improve." I don't doubt the veracity of this statement, however with the whole JSF fighter project falling this far behind schedule
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by Laforet 11y ago
You might be referring to this story from Lebanon. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/15/magazine/the-hezbollah-con...
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by Laforet 11y ago
I have mixed feelings about Lustig. A lot of his theories make good scientific sense but the experimental observations just don't add up. Still I agree with him in saying that the fat-free fad have probably done more harm than good sin
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by Laforet 11y ago
>I read somewhere (don't remember where, so can't give a good cite) that biochemists say we only understand about 10% of the chemical processes in our bodies. We know some things various nutrients are used for, but there are ma
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by Laforet 11y ago
Notwithstanding the "fat-free everything" fad, the best epidermiological data we have so far suggest that fat consumption is highly correlated with coronary heart disease and all sorts of late-life complications. This could be wro
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by Laforet 11y ago
Currently the recommendation is that fat should not exceed 35% of total calorific intake. And the proposal seeks to do away with the cap. Edit: added some clarifications
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by Laforet 11y ago
Thanks for posting. I thought myself as reasonably informed in the natural history and biology of ascorbic acid but this article managed to teach me a lot, props. It was mentioned briefly in the article, but a lot of the micronutrient defic
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by Laforet 11y ago
Oh the it's the Indie again, this surely goes well with the following masterpiece. http://www.slate.com/content/dam/slate/blogs/business_inside... I would be very reluctant to assign blame just yet.
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by Laforet 11y ago
RAIDs are in place to for your guaranteed uptime in the SLA. With the current storage density RAID5/6 is probably more fragile than single disks because UREs are very likely during a rebuild. Nonetheless having a degraded array is prob
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by Laforet 11y ago
I studied it back in highschool for an English literature class. Ever since Tumblr came about I have not been able to put the story away from my mind. To quite directly from the text: "Beware of first- hand ideas!" exclaimed one o
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by Laforet 12y ago
You can't just "wipe" a Root CA on Windows - you have to explicitly untrust it.
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by Laforet 12y ago
You an certainly blackhole all baidu.con domains if you never use their services.
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by Laforet 12y ago
It only really ramped up this year. http://furbo.org/2015/01/22/fear-china/
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by Laforet 12y ago
I know this might soUnd Kafkaesque but here it goes: Internet censorship is extralegal in China and the official stance is to deny its existence. They are known to be somewhat proud of the fact that "we respect internet freedom and nev