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at0mic22
2y ago
I think HAR export consumption lets you avoid the whole MITM part if we are talking about website API detection
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at0mic22
2y ago
As a high load system engineer you'd want to offload asset serving to CDN which makes detection slightly more complicated. The easy way is to attach an image onload handler with client js, but that would give a high yield of false posi
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at0mic22
2y ago
Played this game and switched to prebuilt libraries. Think builder docker images have also been broken for a while.
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at0mic22
2y ago
Blocking all image/video/CSS requests is the rule of thumb when working with headless browsers via CDP
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at0mic22
2y ago
This is perfect example of how rotted mainstream made got. Some unconfirmed allegations and unverified relations to different events make it not only useless, but biased and unconfirmed.
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at0mic22
3y ago
I had an idea to embed ICE candidates to QR codes, but its more like a toy project. You'd literally have to scan QR codes on both devices, but that's the only option I have in mind
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at0mic22
3y ago
Meh, probably I was thinking unlucky with my garage then
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at0mic22
3y ago
On the models designed for the US market - maybe. I have checked with 3 cars being produced specifically for Europe: Volvo, Audi and Toyota. While on the majority of videos and instructions there's a special off switch, on those cars i
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at0mic22
3y ago
I'm owning 2004 Toyota 120 as a hobby car. Fairy tales about old Toyota's being ultra reliable make me cry. On the bright side - they are fixable and manageable, but you cant avoid inevitable agening problems. Think I have invest
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at0mic22
3y ago
In the US you have an option to turn front passenger airbags off and place a baby seat there. In Europe there's no such option. I hope those enormous modern seats are made that way for the sake of protection. Cause even with a bigger c
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at0mic22
3y ago
You'd have to know the subnet at least
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at0mic22
3y ago
Pure P2P node discovery is practically impossible. You can use DHT till some extent, but initial discovery will be done using some traditional peer tracker
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at0mic22
3y ago
Once you are off the dopamine needle, you start seeking for options to get the most relevant and compact content. And you start understanding that algorithms are playing against you, they are made to keep you scrolling. Not to deliver the m
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at0mic22
3y ago
A bit childish, but I've coded a sound button website for myself, where you can grab a sound from reels or tiktok (or YouTube), trim it and add to your own collection. It is stupid, but I enjoy poking my friends, colleagues and kids wi
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at0mic22
3y ago
As it was mentioned above, you are not measuring connection from the client to the server, but from the server to the client. It can be a completely different route, and internal routing behind the IP is hidden. You should try 0trace to get
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at0mic22
3y ago
And again, tell that to Russians, who operate the third in the world by energy production dam, Sayano-Shushenskaya.
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at0mic22
3y ago
This is so funny. Rosatom operates at least 35 nuclear reactors only in Russia, whilst Norway operates zero production reactors of any kind.
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at0mic22
3y ago
Your "book a demo" link is broken pal
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at0mic22
3y ago
Stopped reading at the "remove docker" line. Like, really?
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at0mic22
3y ago
You don’t need to our days. Just blame Putin, sure bet
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at0mic22
3y ago
Every time some beefy guy makes such statements, you can safely read it as "I got money in a western bank, please don't freeze it"
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at0mic22
4y ago
Thanks for the article! As I understood, drilling deep is quite expensive and, comparing to centralized heating stations working with gas for instance, the thermal output does not allow building heat factories. In example they state that th
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at0mic22
4y ago
But does it require big (or deep) fields for heat exchange? I mean, lets take a 20-story building, the amount of heating energy it consumes is really high, especially during winters. So you probably would need a soccer-field size heat excha
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at0mic22
4y ago
Oh this is a very funny topic. You are probably aware that IT startups require engineers. And in Estonia there's only one tech university with a very arguable level of education. Working in this field for decades, can assure you that f
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at0mic22
4y ago
They buy US gas
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at0mic22
4y ago
Is it possible to use heat pumps for office buildings or factories for instance?
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at0mic22
4y ago
So tired of those buzzwords, used with for no particular reason. Those countries reside on the border of Russia and logistics in operations were fairly easy and cheap. That fueled the business and money flow for may years. Check out https:
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at0mic22
4y ago
What’s the reason for that?
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at0mic22
4y ago
It looks like the snake island was a huge failure for Ukrainians, with videos confirming that
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at0mic22
4y ago
Why would occupants want that? Real occupants for instance never cared about Saddams or Muammars life’s. Why would Putin want to see Zelensky alive if his goal was to overtake the government
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