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by Sephr 7y ago
AMP isn't all bad. SXG from AMP will enable advanced P2P CDN tech to flourish. Unfortunately Mozilla has decided to not support it.
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by Sephr 7y ago
This reminds me of when HaveIBeenPwned errantly notified me that my explicitly-public-by-choice GitHub email address was "leaked" by GeekedIn. This is not noteworthy.
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by Sephr 7y ago
MitM can imply modification as well as eavesdropping. Meddler in the Middle makes more sense.
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by Sephr 7y ago
This doesn't appear to support read receipt privacy, which is when the mail server caches tracking images on-delivery instead of on-read. I shouldn't have to expose my email viewing habits just to get auto-displaying images in my
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by Sephr 7y ago
Development-related extensions will need that when replacing some assets, among other use cases.
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by Sephr 7y ago
I'd probably ask the same about self-balancing electric transportation. If the original Segway was more like a Uniscoot Hovercycle[1] I could see it selling quite a lot more.
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by Sephr 7y ago
Way more than 5. Every instance of "0-N" instead of just "0" implies at least one more NSL.
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by Sephr 7y ago
"Therefore the OpenID Foundation invites Apple to: [...] Join the OpenID Foundation" It's not really an "invitation" if they expect Apple to give them money.
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by Sephr 7y ago
Unfortunately the very best LCD monitors currently all take pretty long to start up. The Asus PG27UQ (regarded as the current-best consumer 27" 4K LCD) takes almost 20 seconds to start up, presumably to initialize a bunch of state for
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by Sephr 7y ago
PICC stands for Processor, Interface Controller and Communication (PICC) Programs Manager
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by Sephr 7y ago
I'm quite interested to hear if these attacks involve exploiting side channel leaks against the Secure Enclave, as Apple has supposedly hardened the Secure Enclave against side channel leaks. I'm sure a technical deep dive on thes
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by Sephr 7y ago
You can also use animated emoji graphics in website favicons with Emoji Favicon Toolkit.[1][2] The emoji glyphs are rendered with your system fonts similar to the OP demo. 1. https://eligrey.com/blog/favioli/ 2.
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by Sephr 7y ago
Is the form letter generated on the client-side?
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by Sephr 7y ago
That's fine if we can agree on what is an "extreme view". YouTube has already decided that academic software vulnerability exploitation proof-of-concept videos are "dangerous content", which results in video removal
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by Sephr 7y ago
I am referring to https://peerweb.com , an in-development project of mine. There are no public-facing docs at the moment, but I will be providing updates on my Twitter.
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by Sephr 7y ago
The Shadowbrokers announced their access to EternalBlue many months before Microsoft released a patch. The NSA was negligent in not immediately informing Microsoft after the Shadowbrokers announced their access to the NSA tools with clear p
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by Sephr 7y ago
The list of Tor exit nodes is public. I can detect public Tor IP addresses and give them a different redirect with Zerodrop: https://eligrey.com/blog/zerodrop/
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by Sephr 7y ago
This vulnerability is an intentional "feature" in Bing, Google, and Twitter. 1. https://twitter.com/sephr/status/1056626456770428929 2. https://twitter.com/sephr/status/10557516
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by Sephr 7y ago
Seems too focused. I would rather work on improving OpenStreetMap extensibility. Peerweb (still in development) will be able to add the same functionality to OpenStreetMap with a more generalized and reusable implementation.
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by Sephr 7y ago
Android apps don't require approval from Google to be installed.
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by Sephr 7y ago
I suspect that a successful small claims suit would also result in a ban from Uber. Unfortunately I still use Uber occasionally, so I'd rather not risk getting banned.
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by Sephr 7y ago
Uber tried to get me to agree to arbitration and sign an NDA for a mere $100 of compensation to replace my fianceé's clothes soiled by an Uber car.[1] We were out late one night and we called an Uber to get back home. After a very long
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by Sephr 7y ago
This has been a known issue with Bing and Google for a while now.[1][2] 1. https://twitter.com/sephr/status/1056626456770428929 2. https://twitter.com/sephr/status/1055751684146655232
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by Sephr 7y ago
Seeing as Visual Studio Code was created with web technologies, this shouldn't be too difficult for a motivated individual to recreate.
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by Sephr 8y ago
With the peerweb.com platform I will be providing a free-for-non-commercial-use polyfill for Signed HTTP Exchanges which can be used for distributed p2p content offloading. Peerweb helps sites automatically offload all resources (including
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Octotree is attempting to retroactively charge for free open source features(research.eligrey.com)
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by Sephr 8y ago
It is legal to develop offensive security tools and digital/physical weapons in many countries. It's what you do with them that really matters.
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by Sephr 8y ago
I started to work on something similar in the past (not turning complete, but cool glyph/ligature substitution). I wanted to make a font that auto-replaced company names with their official logos. This ended up being far too labor inte
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by Sephr 8y ago
Style transfer is most likely not running on the GPU in this case. It's probably running on Google TPUs, given that the GPUs are likely already under high load in order to play AAA games at 4K HDR 60fps.
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by Sephr 8y ago
> It can also go 12MPH? So can many motorized wheelchairs which are much larger and arguably more dangerous. On Market street I often see people going over 10mph on large motorized wheelchairs with heavy speakers, which is an obvious saf

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