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OpenRoaming federation service for global automatic and secure Wi-Fi(wballiance.com)
4 points by binkHN 4y ago|1 comments
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by binkHN 4y ago
While I enjoyed some of this video, I felt it was, at least, 20 minutes too long. It covered too much of his other projects, and it's title, perhaps, should be charged to note that.
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by binkHN 4y ago
> I've been a Tesla owner for a couple of years and I am anxious to sell it. I no longer want to be associated with that company. Why?
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> ...get people to ... give you ratings is crucial. How were you able to promote this? Thanks.
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by binkHN 4y ago
You’re kidding right? Did you miss the parts about KASLR being broken and syscalls with TODOs for missing validations? And the CVEs created in relation to these?
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by binkHN 4y ago
The article also references syscalls that are marked with TODOs for validation of those calls.
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by binkHN 4y ago
My take away, but the author goes into a bit of detail on this.
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by binkHN 4y ago
Very nice right up on how unfinished and insecure Fuchsia is as a result of it being so unfinished.
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by binkHN 4y ago
> I wish FreeBSD was more popular. I run it on my personal servers for more than a decade non-stop. ... About a year ago I migrated one FreeBSD to OpenBSD... This is exactly how I feel about OpenBSD. While part of me is happy that it&#x2
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by binkHN 4y ago
IANAL, but you might be compelled to give up a fingerprint, face or other biometric access options; you cannot be compelled to give up a passphrase or something stored in your mind.
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by binkHN 4y ago
Hear hear! I hope your gadget guy dreams come to fruition again and you sell 10 million! I only am chiming in to say a premium phone should be water resistant!
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> I ... migrated to Fastmail... Never heard about Fastmail, but I was even more intrigued to learn they developed the JMAP standard, https://jmap.io/ .
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by binkHN 4y ago
I, basically, had this back in college. I realize I’m dating myself now, but, back before laptops were inexpensively available, I had a “mobile electric typewriter.” No Internet and I simply used it to write my term papers while away from
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by binkHN 4y ago
> Synthetics backed by a 1:1 mint/burn are always going to crash and burn the same way. What are the top few similar synthetics out there right now if you don't mind me asking?
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> Qshave Adjustable This looks awesome; never heard of it. Anyway to get something like this with a textured handle?
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by binkHN 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but here is the crux of the argument: > And while Merryman's view isn't reflected in the court filings, Goldstein said his "statement that the price is a firm $50,000 could reasonably be understood a
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by binkHN 5y ago
I'm in a similar boat as you, but it's across numerous various clients. HOWEVER, I REFUSE to use consumer-class equipment at home when possible. I spend A LOT more, but within some sense of reason, to buy similar business-class eq
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by binkHN 5y ago
> The bad thing is that the 7 year old will get bored... This. There’s enough adult content in these films that even my 12-year-old nephew gets bored. > The PG-13 movies are optimized for an older audience, and that leaves children w
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by binkHN 5y ago
> "THE MAXIMUM AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF BANK AND ITS AFFILIATES, AND ITS AND THEIR LICENSORS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS, FOR ALL DAMAGES, LOSSES, AND CAUSES OF ACTION, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE) OR OTHERWISE, WILL BE
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by binkHN 5y ago
This is great! Unfortunately, for better or worse, it does seem to be limited to more rural areas.
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by binkHN 5y ago
OpenBSD is in a similar boat and continues to fight the good fight. The developers continue to reach out to the hardware manufacturers to get permission to include firmware in OpenBSD without an NDA. Sometimes they're successful, but,
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by binkHN 5y ago
> Containers were implemented properly from the beginning, SMF is (still) much superior to SystemD, things like resource limits and so on could be applied in a much nicer manner. This! Shame they didn’t make it free sooner—it might have
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by binkHN 5y ago
Latest one is written in Kotlin and compiled to a single executable. While I know many here dislike “crypto,” it’s used to calculate some details on some OpenSea NFTs I’m interested in. The details on each NFT are varied, but two of these
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by binkHN 5y ago
Yes; the embrace, extend, extinguish playbook.
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Because of the crazy pricing of CPUs nowadays, I'm still going old school with a slightly older ThinkPad and a ThinkPad docking station that decidedly does not connect via USB and uses a proprietary port underneath the laptop. For the
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I’ve been doing this for many years now—happiness is not keeping one or more beasts of machines in my backpack—and I still do this over SSH tunnels (maybe I should finally migrate to the WireGuard hotness).
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Thank you for the detail. If you don't mind me asking, what pushed you to make the switch?
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That upload speed is tremendous compared to Comcast's regular offerings. How is your latency compared to Comcast? How is your overall experience compared to Comcast during periods of likely congestion?
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Excellent detailed write up; thank you very much for this. >...my device often performs better with 5G off... Unfortunately, I experience this as well and it's rather annoying. I'm a T-Mobile subscriber and, oftentimes, my expe
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> Now the payment card companies decide they want 30% of all transactions. You think that would be reasonable? Careful there. Someone might pipe up and say this is what cryptocurrency was designed to resolve.

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