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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I think this should be retitled to specify it's a story about the key players or the history of this subject, not so much subject matter itself. Often I click something related to Quanta and it seems to occupy a very strange target aud
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
May I ask why people are using these desktop apps instead of Portainer and other web interfaces that run inside docker?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Only because last time there was.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
The goto tactic for this specific `<label>` problem is: <label> Foo <input> </label>
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Should the company not be expected to uphold their promise that they sold him and charged him for?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
He has a red stapler on his desk I think
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
isset() is a great additional tool and has most of the same properties of empty(), except it deals explicitly with null. Most importantly it doesn't produce exceptions, errors, warnings or notices when keys are missing or you attempt t
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Thankfully others have correctly identified this is not a real use case for empty and someone wrote an entire article about it. The value that empty() provides in PHP is similar to a null coalescing operator in many languages: if (emp
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Could have called it Threadis
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I think there is a good argument to be made that many companies would have created a better infrastructure by now if the government wasn't involved.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
For context "old" here is within the last 6 months.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
This is inaccurate as clay is not digitally signed.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> Avoid Lastpass - the UI is awful, and they've been breached in the past They have had multiple serious breaches and to add insult to injury they have engaged in some gaslighting-esque style marketing to inquiries.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Full donut disclosure.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I think F-Droid is available as a regular APK on their website?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
For anyone curious: Proton VPN Express VPN NordVPN Surfshark, TOTALVPN Atlas VPN Bitdefender VPN There are some pretty well known VPNs that are NOT on that list. Private Internet Access (PIA) for example is
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
That's not deep packet inspection, just FYI. Timing and traffic correlation attacks never get any access to the packet information and piggy back on existing network weaknesses (correlating IP addresses based on timing metadata)
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> for the minority of users who don't use chrome Replace "Chrome" with "Internet Explorer" and we're back to 1999.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> For example, consider the stackexchange family of sites. They are clearly related, have a unified branding, etc. but are on separate domains. On Firefox, which blocks third party cookies, I have to log in to each of those domains separ
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> How is that not the website declaring it? Approval processes are meaningless. Submitting your website to a list controlled by some arbitrary website on the Internet is very much different from serving some kind of metadata to visitors
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> do deep packet inspection There is no DPI on Tor networks. Traffic analysis for de-anonymization for Tor works by knowing all the variables in the system and solving it, not by looking at any content of the packets themselves. The last
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
> Do you take any stand at all with regard to the conflict surrounding Jerusalem My opinions on various geopolitical conflicts should have nothing to do with what Cascading Styling Sheets programming code I am writing.
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Thank you. What protocol are they using to interoperate?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Including ethical terms in software licenses can introduce ambiguity, making them difficult to enforce and interpret consistently. This can lead to legal complications, discourage adoption, and limit the freedom of developers. Ethical guide
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I am actually looking for something very similar to this for a project I'm working on right now. However the license is something that would not be compatible with almost anything I would ever release or work on. I can't release a
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I think a lot of people talking about Synchthing must have used it in a different way in the past. It has a QR code now that encodes that 16-digit number or whatever that is used for the same purposes of key exchange and initial handshaking
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Do they share any underlying protocol standard or something?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
Syncthing also does relaying like that, NAT traversal, bridges, etc. all automatically. If it can, it will use local IP connections and go blazing fast. If for some reason your network configuration(s) don't allow for any valid connect
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
That is something I want to know too. Do these various "wormhole" apps use any common protocol between them or do they just all use the same words and branding for different things?
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by ddtaylor 2y ago
I find `syncthing` pretty useful for this kind of stuff. It's been around a long time and has a lot of different options for configuration and clients for every platform you could imagine, both UI based and command line. On every *nix

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