Snawoot

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by Snawoot 6y ago
It's very close to native performance. Only major issue I had is crackling sound, but it's resolvable. In my setup I have second set of controls (keyboard + mouse) to be forwarded to guest and HDMI output of guest GPU is connected
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by Snawoot 6y ago
When I need to use GPU on Linux, I just start Linux guest VM and run what I need (some native Linux game or hashcat usually). It may seem little bit inconvenient, but I'm happy with such isolation: main system kernel runs not tainted,
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by Snawoot 6y ago
I use Windows inside Linux KVM virtual machine mostly for gaming. One of my GPUs passed through into VM with PCI passthrough.
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by Snawoot 6y ago
How application which requires NPM could be considered "tiny"?
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by Snawoot 6y ago
I think most dev's don't care about OS or will stick with Linux as it's most widely supported choice. Speaking of sysadmins, I don't see much job openings for such role, it's more like everyone is DevOps now, runnin
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by Snawoot 6y ago
I'm not sure *BSD has top network performance today: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=windows-...
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by Snawoot 6y ago
Don't get me wrong, but I can't see why anyone should use something except mainstream OS like Linux? Taking into account that fact what OS is no interest for people itself, it's just a platform for applications.
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by Snawoot 6y ago
It really is. Why do we should trust short-lived certs which might have been issued under shady circumstances like BGP hijack hour ago? How shorter validity terms protect against attack which takes days at most? Why they are so sure rotated
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by Snawoot 6y ago
JWT (specifically JWS) is essentially a simplified modern alternative to X.509 certificates and I think it should be perceived in that way. Do we use certificates for authentication? Yes, and it works well. Do we use certificates for author
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IPFS browser add-on causes DNS leak(github.com)
2 points by Snawoot 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: `downtimed` replacement for Raspberry Pi(github.com)
2 points by Snawoot 6y ago|0 comments
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by Snawoot 6y ago
Thank you!
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by Snawoot 6y ago
Resident Set Size, a value reported by programs like top/htop with amount of physical RAM used by process.
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by Snawoot 6y ago
> Surprisingly, 256 MB in RAM have been enough to maintain the app running for months until now. What is total RSS of all your proxy processes?
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Show HN: Swift and reliable alternative to `curl ifconfig.me`(github.com)
2 points by Snawoot 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Dumbproxy – modern and simple HTTP(S) proxy(github.com)
2 points by Snawoot 6y ago|0 comments
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by Snawoot 6y ago
git-remote-gcrypt: https://github.com/spwhitton/git-remote-gcrypt It's available in most distro repositories and works with almost any underlying remote repos.
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by Snawoot 6y ago
So far I've replaced Keybase with: Association of keys with identity -> https://keys.pub/ Git -> Github via git-remote-gcrypt IM -> Telegram. Not a proper replacement, but works for most of my contacts. Someth
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by Snawoot 7y ago
It's worth noting that blog post covers only one-way MTA-STS, announcing STS policy to other SMTP peers, protecting only inbound mail from MTA-STS enabled servers. In order to ensure strict transport security on sender side (for mail o
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Show HN: Standalone client for Hola Free Proxies(github.com)
1 points by Snawoot 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Hola Free Proxy List(github.com)
1 points by Snawoot 7y ago|0 comments
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by Snawoot 7y ago
If you are interested in subject of high quality random sources, you may find this useful: there exists a project named League of Entropy [1] dedicated to reliable generation of public randomness based on group of servers with high-quality
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New Backdoors in HiSilicon-Based DVR and IP Cameras(habr.com)
5 points by Snawoot 7y ago|0 comments
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by Snawoot 7y ago
Yeah, it's common. I hide my critical services with pyknock[1] - it's a modern successor of port-knocking implementation, based on HMAC signatures rather than on simple port sequence. [1] - https://pypi.org/project
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by Snawoot 7y ago
Are you Telnet or RDP person?
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by Snawoot 7y ago
I think this approach may find good application to DHT, disabling DHT search engines from browsing items for censorship or copyright infriengement.
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by Snawoot 7y ago
It's a snapshot of thread dated by May 3, 2018. Info leaked long time ago, but became sensation just recently.
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by Snawoot 7y ago
I've lost track of discussion and maybe some misunderstanding takes place, but I'll attempt to synchronize. There are two distinct severe security issues. First one is leaked CA key, which allows to certify any key as a valid key
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by Snawoot 7y ago
> Impersonation is an issue, but the article stated the CA keys have already been rotated and are out of date. They were not rotated back then in 2018, so we can only guess if MITM had place. Their line of defence appealing to keys which
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by Snawoot 7y ago
Preimage found and about to be disclosed: https://inbox.vuxu.org/tuhs/90ffe509-76b5-6629-c55a-7785815f... And yes, again it is related to chess.

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