Operyl

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by Operyl 4y ago
Simply locking up Springboard with a DoS doesn't necessarily mean your were breached on the device. It's more likely that nothing came of it, exfiltrating data would involve breaching a lot of sandboxing and we'd be seeing a
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by Operyl 4y ago
Apple addresses zero days and security related bugs every single update, I wouldn't get paranoid about a visual glitch on its own honestly.
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by Operyl 4y ago
It's spamming the modal asking if you want to call x phone number, probably.
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by Operyl 4y ago
You’ve got a weird config that seems to make it not happen to you then. On a fresh device, stock options, running beta 1 I still see this issue. It’s not nearly as bad as it is in his video demo but it still exists.
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by Operyl 4y ago
If you open Activity Monitor you can see what processes are running in "Apple" or "Intel"!
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by Operyl 4y ago
It's all reverse engineered and manually re-labeled code from assembly. It's just .. an insane amount of work from the community :).
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by Operyl 4y ago
In group chats it appears to.
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by Operyl 4y ago
Even Minecraft, which is written in Java I’ll give you that, uses LWJGL which does have natives that behave in odd ways across platforms.
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by Operyl 4y ago
It’s not a matter of just having a build, it’s also about being able to support the users who use that build.
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by Operyl 4y ago
That’s what the grandparent comment said, what specifically do you find wrong with the UI? I for one really enjoy it and the keyboard shortcuts.
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by Operyl 4y ago
A suggestion: filtering out NSFW posts. There's an AskReddit NSFW post at the bottom right now, haha. Or having a page where it's filtered out, I think.
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by Operyl 4y ago
I can’t reproduce what this article is claiming, even using a completely new profile. I’m only a size of one for this perspective though.
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by Operyl 4y ago
> If the touchscreen is still unresponsive, you can still bypass PIN to Drive by turning on Keyless Driving in the Tesla mobile app. Isn't this what the research team is abusing? If so, make sure that's turned off too!
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by Operyl 4y ago
They donate 50% of costs to LE at the end of the year[1]. They’re charging for the operational overhead of LE provisioning/serving, not for the certificates themselves. [1] https://fly.io/docs/about/pricing&#x
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by Operyl 4y ago
Heavily “editorialized” title. Just a link to the LE homepage.
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by Operyl 4y ago
We're using the MySQL product, but it's interesting the exact same problem is happening on multiple products under the umbrella. It's not my job to deeply diagnose their issues, and their support wasn't able to even comp
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by Operyl 4y ago
Wish I could get the same experience, we have frequent issues with INSERTs to small tables randomly taking 5-15 seconds and SELECTs from small tables going on infinitely. Their built in stats reflect this as well, so it doesn't appear
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by Operyl 4y ago
If only their managed databases weren’t causing such annoying issues for me right now. I tried contacting their support, but it was impossible to get past tier 1 and I felt like they just weren’t even reading what I was saying. Their prices
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by Operyl 4y ago
I did say “but it doesn’t seem likely based on tone”.
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by Operyl 4y ago
I can't help but wonder if this is to ensure he gets a good severance package before Musk comes in and cleans house? I can only hope, but it doesn't seem likely based on tone :(.
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by Operyl 4y ago
I meant to point it out in the sense of the organization, and called him out by name mostly just because he’s kind of the guy out front. I always forget his exact username.
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by Operyl 4y ago
My "ragging" is appropriate here because Jepsen is both the name of a reputable database testing group and the test suite. A lot of people do drive-by HN, without reading the specific submission too closely, and having an accurate
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by Operyl 4y ago
EDIT: Title has been slightly changed, now. It was originally "Jepsen testing of rqlite, the distributed DB built on Raft and SQLite" Hmm, perhaps a bit of confusion from the title. It sounds like they ran the Jepsen suite of test
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by Operyl 5y ago
I thought this address looked familiar, it is! EarthClassMail is an incredibly useful service and I recommend it entirely, used it for a small thing I ran a while back.
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by Operyl 5y ago
To try and hide from the abuse team at AWS.
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by Operyl 5y ago
It usually ends up happening when the Dropbox thread comes up, it’s really interesting seeing both sides rehash the same points.
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by Operyl 5y ago
This comment trivializing Dropbox: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by Operyl 5y ago
They filter your email and send challenges to unknown senders that require they donate to charity in order to get their email in your inbox. I agree with your statement (in regards to other articles), but the title is definitely exactly wha
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by Operyl 5y ago
> We continue to improve our core product so it can build point-to-point links in ever-more-obscure situations. I'm not sure how high priority this is. We've been wanting a way to force traffic over a private network, for examp
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by Operyl 5y ago
Their launch was sudden and immediate for non-large servers (basically partnered servers iirc) and was a moderation hell for some of us medium size servers when they suddenly got turned on. Long time coming? Yes. Time to prepare? Zero, sinc

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