VladVladikoff

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   by VladVladikoff 26d ago

   I’ve recently been looking into what older gen IoT devices I can buy used for cheap and are also hackable (some existing progress has been done before me is my bar). My first adventure was with an Amazon Echo Dot 2, I picked up two off Fac
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   by VladVladikoff 27d ago

   Interesting. Is this better or worse for compressor life span?
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   by VladVladikoff 27d ago

   Have you tried blocking a million IPs before? Fail2ban gets pretty shaky at even 200,000 The AI crawler traffic I’ve seen sends one request per ip and seemingly has an infinite pool of residential IPs. You can’t block the ASNs becuase you a
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   by VladVladikoff 27d ago

   Man WTH? Now I want one. I hate how loud my fridge is!
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   by VladVladikoff 28d ago

   Whoa this is so much better than having to send it via a BlueBubbles bridge, if this actually works I’m donating! Awesome project!
6. 36.▲
   by VladVladikoff 28d ago

   Continue the trend and launch stm deck — open source microcontrollers
7. 37.▲
   by VladVladikoff 28d ago

   This response feels very AI generated. Which does not bode well for my faith in this project if the maintainer doesn’t even know basic facts about how it works and has to ask his AI.
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   by VladVladikoff 28d ago

   Spam. Click farms. Etc.
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   by VladVladikoff 29d ago

   Perfection is the enemy of progress. There will always be a balancing act.
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    by VladVladikoff 29d ago

    The ad fraud could still come from malware running on KYC’d computers, while the owner of that computer is blissfully unaware.
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    by VladVladikoff 29d ago

    And the parent will spawn a new process. Unless the server is terribly poorly misconfigured. Edit; for what it’s worth I’ve run a server processing video with FFMPEG for 10 years now, and there’s just so many things that can make FFMPEG cra
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    by VladVladikoff 29d ago

    I even question if it is a DOS vector. So the thread crashes and then the system that controls the threads cleans it up and opens a new thread. Seems to be a trivial impact, unless it locks up the thread somehow.
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    >go full bin chicken LOL is this really something Aussie's say? That’s hilarious!
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Anthropic killed it for me with all these silly security guardrails. As a programmer I use the models to check for vulnerabilities in my work. I also use the models for fun reverse engineering projects on the side. Neither of these activiti
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    There was a fairly recent development in the iOS jailbreak scene however it is only for older phones, iPhone 11 era. But you can run the latest iOS on those devices so great for people who want to reverse engineer recent app builds.
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    ;)
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Man AI has really latched on to this one style of design and it’s really starting to be an immediate nope out for me. It sucks too because I made a product that looks sort of like that in the pre AI era!
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-non-io/6mtvojtvvy?f... Quite slow imho
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    > This was for https://non.io Maybe hugged but feels really sluggish to me for it is.
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Thanks! Could be AdGuard!
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    No, it’s a macOS level prompt.
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Recently I have been getting a request from chrome for access to local network devices. I can’t figure out which site I’m visiting is doing this, because the request doesn’t specify which tab. I would LOVE a little icon for something like t
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    I don’t really visit Reddit much these days but would love to see an example.
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Wouldn’t we have seen at least one whistleblower from Facebook or Google by now though?
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Why do you need 10? One or two fallbacks is sufficent. Maybe my workloads are vastly different than yours but I’m not a huge fan of having to switch between models. Even within a single model determinism sucks, debugging why something worke
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    2FA is a big one. We need it to please the insurance companies.
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    20 years of running the classic postfix + dovecot stack for about 10 business domains. I’ve recently been testing out stalwart, with just one company domain, which is nice but seems quite fragile, 4 times now it’s killed itself doing some s
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Feeding all your photos into their AI models for free, really showed them bud!
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    Thanks. It’s been a slow long burn. One company is now 14 years old, and the #2 player it it’s industry. We grew very slowly over those years but we did it with a really small team and will be the dominate player in the long run. The other
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    by VladVladikoff 1mo ago

    I run/own the companies. I have a curated list of ideas and features that I would like to implement that I know can make our products the best in the industry. I don’t need a senior developer to spitball ideas for me. As much as I crin