bassdropvroom

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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
I can see this being a plus if it's randomised. Every request posts random garbage, similar to resist fingerprinting. From my naive understanding, it sounds like it would be easier to avoid tracking compared to all the cookie trickery
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Age: A simple, modern and secure file encryption tool, format, and library(github.com)
3 points by bassdropvroom 6y ago|0 comments
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
I wouldn't say that. Using WASM is legitimate and will certainly give a performance boost at the very least. I'm just curious about the nuances of having it included in Chrome.
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
> The Firefox version of uBO makes use of WebAssembly code for core filtering code paths. This is not the case with Chromium-based browsers because this would require an extra permission in the extension manifest which could cause fricti
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
I only recently deleted my WhatsApp, so could very well be. Though, according to HIBP it's from the same leak that has recently become known, but who knows.
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
So after longing it out, today I had a look on haveibeenpwned, and it seems I am one of those whose data has leaked. After re-reading all of the events of this breach, it seems that the exploit was fixed in Aug 2019 (as claimed by Facebook)
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
Why do you feel the need to geofence it outside of the US? Where is the foundation based/registered? Where is the for-profit that you are the CEO of registered? How much is Signal getting for this?
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/eastdakota/status/127327783910265...
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
> You could do the same with any new VPS/cloud function provider. I'm not so sure this is true. Not long ago Cloudflare's CEO was making fun of people trying (and failing) to bypass Cloudflare's anti-bot measures. Thi
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
> Nomad relies on Consul for Service Discovery and K/V storage, and Vault for secrets, indeed ( Vault can use a variety of backends, including an integrated Raft-based one, Consul, object storage, etc.). One tool that does one thing
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
Two things I've struggled to get working on my tmux is with mouse selection. While I use the keyboard way more, sometimes a mouse is easier. Anyway, when I select something with a mouse, it is not possible (or at least I've not fo
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
For companies the likelihood of not needing stuff outside of AWS is relatively low. Unless you're okay with managing other applications by hand, which is probably the wrong attitude.
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
That's right. I use NordVPN because I got suckered into it using their terrible tactics (the whole 67% off for a limited time only offer that's been running for the past what, 3 years?), because stupidly I didn't do any resea
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
I'm aware of k3s being production ready. I was not aware microk8s being production ready. TIL!
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
Microk8s is great for local development, but it's operational complexity doesn't come close to run k8s in a production environment. Habing been on both sides of the isle, in my opinion, K8s has great ux for consumers, but for is a
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
I have not had hands on experience with nomad, but as I understand it, it still requires a lot of plumbing. Something as simple as service discovery isn't, and requires a completely separate consul cluster. Similarly, there is no secre
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
> As it stands, they are stuck hand rolling their own poor implementations It's either that or it's the monster that is Kubernetes.
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by bassdropvroom 6y ago
I registered to post this. This is very disappointing and I hope Zoom shows Keybase some love. At this rate it's only a matter time before vulnerabilities for Keybase will be found and exploited.
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Keybase has had a fraction of commits since purchase by Zoom(github.com)
5 points by bassdropvroom 6y ago|2 comments