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by Sayrus 6y ago
For what is is worth, I've been using their Free Tier to serve over 10k requests per hour with ~60% html / ~40% media (mainly pictures, very few videos) and I've never had a problem. However, for a CDN for video content YMMV.
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Indeed! I updated the post. Thanks.
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Author here. That's actually a really interesting field. However, it seems to rely on the ability to link events (having a trace of what happened) whereas the use-case in this article is to group individual logs based on similarities (
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Implementations details can be found on discovery-channel GitHub's [0] As far as I can tell Cabal uses discovery-swarm [1] for connection management. [0] https://github.com/maxogden/discovery-channel [1] https:&#
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Log Pattern Recognition: LogMine(sayr.us)
72 points by Sayrus 6y ago|7 comments
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Last year, I failed hard while benchmarking my laptop and ended up finding a vulnerability. I thought I would share this experience as it is uncommon to read about this kind of mistake.
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CVE-2020-5387: Prevent a Dell XPS 9370 from booting(sayr.us)
4 points by Sayrus 6y ago|1 comments
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Is this[1] the document you are talking about? It doesn't seem to read as bad as what you make it sounds but it could end up exactly that bad. As dotdi said, I hope that companies like Mozilla joined to (try to) influence these decisio
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Perhaps it has been edited. Now the table contains the following title "Training performance in images processed per second". A "Higher is better" might still be interesting although redundant.
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Pod scheduling is based on Requests so you can definitely go without setting a limit. I don't think the limit itself plays a role in Kubernetes scheduling (unless you don't specify a request, then limit equals request). And you ar
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Reminds me of a Troy Hunt article [1] that was on HN years ago. [1] https://www.troyhunt.com/heres-why-your-static-website-needs...
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by Sayrus 6y ago
You could argue that, however, I don't think it change the fact that you already have it installed. So, in my honest opinion, it is indeed replacing a second heavy client that you might have installed if you browser did not have th
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by Sayrus 6y ago
I'd argue that what Firefox do with the tilting icon for Push Notification is not that bad. I'm surprised they do not do the same for other type of permission as they are these request popups are equally annoying. However, I have
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by Sayrus 6y ago
This is definitely going to be downvoted. Isn't App store apps (Not reserved to Apple's one, this also works for Google, Microsoft and many others) untrusted code too? It runs with even more privileges than your browser's cod
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by Sayrus 6y ago
I don't want _most_ websites doing this. There are some websites (especially PWA) where they are definitely useful and can replace a heavy client. Maybe it shouldn't "asking for permission" but "giving your permissi
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Safari already implements API that leaks enough information to uniquely fingerprint a device. For instance, the Audio API. You can test it using OpenWPM [1][2] and you will get the same ID in both normal and incognito mode. And this is only
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by Sayrus 6y ago
Is the price part of the placebo?
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by Sayrus 6y ago
I had to reinstall xcode cli tools as node-gyp couldn't compile anything after the update. However, this is pretty straightforward and there wasn't any gotchas. I did not investigate the root cause so reinstalling XCode might be a
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by Sayrus 6y ago
I do like being able to use native controls to go back and forth and not having to use the application button. The same way you often use the OS back button on mobile instead of using the (usually) top-left button. I this what the original
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by Sayrus 7y ago
This is something that you can easily do (at least on Linux) with a keyring and SSH agent (for instance gnome-keyring). I have yet to find an alternative as smooth as TouchID when using a fingerprint reader though.
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Show HN: AudioContext Scrambler – Protection against Web Audio API fingerpriting(github.com)
6 points by Sayrus 7y ago|0 comments
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by Sayrus 7y ago
You can't stop cheating even on a closed source software with an anti-cheat running with kernel privileges. The same idea applies to open-source, especially as any anti-cheat feature is open sourced too. No matter how powerful your ant
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by Sayrus 7y ago
I just read that today after the technical support told me they had "no service for this kind of request". I'll build a PoC and try my luck there.
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by Sayrus 7y ago
Seems like the Bugcrowd link is only for their web services. I sent them a ticket.
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Ask HN: I found a vulnerability in Dell XPS BIOS, what should I do?
3 points by Sayrus 7y ago|4 comments
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by Sayrus 7y ago
That was an interesting read, now I'm surprised there are so few websites mitigating this kind of timing attack. Seems like SameSite is still not implemented everywhere: https://caniuse.com/#feat=same-site-cookie-attrib
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Ask HN: Why is Twitter blocking users if they have no Referer header?
4 points by Sayrus 7y ago|3 comments