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by ce4 9y ago
excuse me, but what's ph standing for?
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by ce4 9y ago
it's a subtle live demo ;-)
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by ce4 9y ago
It's cheating you out of needed rest. Without painkillers you are be forced to rest and prevented from making matters worse. The concept of pain has an important function. Here's a story of a family that doesn't feel it: htt
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by ce4 9y ago
DNS66 is neat and works like a charm. If you want more features like per-app internet control, different profiles for wifi/lte/roaming, per app logging, etc then NetGuard is for you: https://github.com/M66B/Ne
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by ce4 9y ago
For these cases the internet archive is great. or archive.is in case robots.txt blocked off archive.org
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The bandwidth of a Boeing 747 and its impact on web browsing (2012)(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by ce4 9y ago
Because he was one of the most renowned chefs. Cooking can be quite nerdy, scientific and of course entrepreneurial. Modernist Cuisine is from a former Microsoft [1] guy, for example. [1] http://modernistcuisine.com/
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by ce4 9y ago
It's been shown more than once that this does happen frequently. https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/mgbdwv/badonion-h... https://www.wired.com/2007/11/swedish-researc&#x
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by ce4 9y ago
FYI, this piece is from Jann Horn - known for the recent intel cpu bug disclosure at Google project zero.
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by ce4 9y ago
A handy workaround is to use your mobile + usb tethering. Plug it in, then enable USB-tethering while logged into a wifi (data will go to the wifi not towards your mobile data plan then). The usb-ethernet driver works out of the box for alm
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by ce4 9y ago
It's unfit for general use and abuses the DNS protocol to stealthily convey data, hence the shadiness. You're right, it needn't be used in a negative way. DNS tunneling is slow, needs polling for incoming traffic (due to the
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by ce4 9y ago
What does this shady technique (dns tunneling) have to do with dns-over-ssl?
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by ce4 9y ago
Video was deleted by the user. Any other source?
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by ce4 9y ago
Which Android version do your phones run?
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by ce4 9y ago
Not sure if it's the Chromecast. > Normally the device should send a couple of packets every 20 seconds, but in recent Android versions the apps sometimes send large bursts [...]. The longer the device has been in sleep mode, the mo
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by ce4 9y ago
Wireguard should alleviate exactly that. It's designed to not use persistent connections, keepalives may have to be enabled in case of nat traversals though (to enable incoming packets). https://www.wireguard.com/quicks
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by ce4 9y ago
On Android it's DNS66 [2] or NetGuard [1] (only the github version has hosts based blocking) for me. Both are open source and act as a fake vpn to intercept traffic locally on your device. No Cloud service needed. [1] https:/&#x2
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by ce4 9y ago
I wouldn't be so quick to say that. it's the cumulatively package including all microcodes. Thus it applies to the listed CPUs. Without having a look, you cannot say which one got an update and which CPU didn't.
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by ce4 9y ago
You'll love Firefox' reader button right next to the URL bar. Try it! No more "click to continue reading", no pop-ups, no scroll locks, and nice formatting.
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by ce4 9y ago
The demo is complete. Get rickrolled at 17mins :)
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by ce4 9y ago
Alternatively, use Firefox (on your mobile) to skip Amp and other sillinesses. Greatly improved my mobile browsing experience, haven't looked back (ublock origin, hint hint).
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by ce4 9y ago
You could buy a cheap TP-Link Router with a USB-Port and LEDE/OpenWRT support, add a second wifi interface (usb dongle) and then use your neighbors wifi as WAN connection. Good usb dongles are: 1. Alfa AWUS036NHA – $28.97 2. TP-LINK TP
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by ce4 9y ago
Bitcoin has >200k [1] unconfirmed transactions in the mempool, summing up 4.3m us$ of fees alone. fee to get your transaction into the next block is around 22$ [2] right now. Starting to look less and lesser like a currency, becoming mor
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by ce4 9y ago
Telegram has two different encryption schemes: - client to server, server to 2nd client - full end2end encryption The first is default and stores all communication in plaintext on telegram servers. The first scheme enables univ
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by ce4 9y ago
You're right. I always consult LEDE's supported hardware wiki first before making a purchase decision. It's not user friendly at all and since EU's Radio Equipment Directive [1], things haven't become easier. [1]:
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by ce4 9y ago
Just install https://lede-project.org firmware, the successor of OpenWRT.
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by ce4 9y ago
The 2FA secret is just a URI, nowadays embedded in a QR code and easily photographed or scanned using any of the 2d barcode scanner apps.
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by ce4 9y ago
It was really funny back then when you could easily perform it (basically a MitM attack), today it's not feasible any more thanks to widespread https adoption ([1] scroll down to "https encryption by chrome platform", 60-80%
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by ce4 9y ago
The steel has no heart rate sensor. Nokias Steel HR has one, however after the aquisition the app quality tanked [1], and my SO had to return both Steel HR and scale for this reason. Connection issues, synch problems and the needed weekly f
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by ce4 9y ago
the site connection attempt throws this: Error code: SSL_ERROR_UNSAFE_NEGOTIATION I guess thats not the posts message

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