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by dividuum 5y ago
The append-only mode can be implemented using https://github.com/restic/rest-server or services like rsync.net that offer read-only zfs snapshots. Doesn’t solve the asymmetric crypto of course.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Correct. Thanks for clarifying.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Yes. There's deduplication. It's using a rolling hash for chunking and then deduplicates those chunks. So every snapshot it always a full backup.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Can't look right now, but you might not have benchmarked against libc, but against an optimized version included in Raspbian ( https://github.com/simonjhall/copies-and-fills ). I'm not sure if that's still
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by dividuum 5y ago
Yep. Still waiting for my tesa drive.
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by dividuum 5y ago
But then you have absolutely no authentication whatsoever. So anyone can join your server using any player name and it's difficult to effectively ban. Good maybe for small private servers, but won't work for anything public. Also
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by dividuum 5y ago
It sounds like you Pi doesn't have a public IP address. So you need some way to tunnel requests to it. On solution would to be SSH into one of your own public boxes somewhere and use reverse port forwarding (-R). Although that's p
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by dividuum 5y ago
Have a look at my company https://info-beamer.com . It operates a Pi based signage platform with lots of possiblities to completely customize what happens on the screen. It can directly import packages that control what happens f
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by dividuum 5y ago
Better than having then unencrypted (unless you set a passphrase) on the filesystem for every rogue process to grab. The issue with password managers is the key is then most likely still accessible from other processes while the password ma
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by dividuum 5y ago
2005 called and wants its security vulnerabilities back.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Not sure if this is helpful, but I remember reading about the tribes network protocol years ago. IIRC it also UDP based and essentially had a mechanism to request a proof of work depending on server load before accepting any complex packets
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by dividuum 5y ago
Since they mention a DNS rebinding attack, I would assume the victim visits or is redirected to attacker.com. This then has all the JS to talk to the unsecured router API endpoints. Now after a few seconds the attacker.com's IP address
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by dividuum 5y ago
To those seemingly confused by this: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~coke/history_long.txt
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by dividuum 5y ago
I find that an odd explanation. After all you could start eating babies or kids.
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by dividuum 5y ago
There’s Carrier Command 2: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1489630/Carrier_Command_2
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by dividuum 5y ago
Recommendation from me as well. Have been using this script for multiple years now without a single issue. The minimal code is awesome for avoiding unnecessary external dependencies and complexity. Be sure to use the latest version from ht
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by dividuum 5y ago
Clicking the "What's your DOMAIN NAME?" ad returns a MIPS binary? From 'string' output it seems like the the cgi-bin binary handling the redirect and writing a log file to /d/adserv/netgravity/lo
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by dividuum 5y ago
There is bare metal code that almost immediately starts after powering the Pi on. A Pi3 and below with an absolute minimal Linux based OS could probably boot in 3-4 seconds or so. With the Pi4 that has changed and the EEPROM can take a few
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by dividuum 5y ago
The Compute Module 4 has an Ethernet chip on-board and is quite a bit smaller than a normal Pi4. It would be perfect to build exactly that.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Sure. But that throws away the advantage of already having an identity.
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by dividuum 5y ago
I really like the idea of delta chat, except that I cannot bring myself to allow it access to my full imap mailbox. And most providers do not offer a way to scope access to only selected folders.
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by dividuum 5y ago
An alternative to unshare is also bubblewrap ( https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap ) which also sets up a new namespace. You can build up your own new filesystem by binding existing paths into the new root and then
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by dividuum 5y ago
As you wrote "the right approach would be", I'll add: That's exactly what the code does.
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by dividuum 5y ago
If you want to run Syncthing on iOS, take a look at Möbius Sync.
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by dividuum 5y ago
> If it swapped to libcurl as a backend [..] There's https://github.com/probonopd/zsync-curl . Seem pretty active. So there's hope.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Is it? From what I understand zsync also uses rolling hashes and retrieves as little data as possible. I just explicitly tested that by having a 1MB /dev/urandom file and appending and prefixing the string 'test' to it a
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by dividuum 5y ago
zsync is great. I'm currently using it to deliver system updates to Raspberry Pis. The system update (and initial install file) is a single install.zip file that gets extracted into the SD boot partition. zsync helps greatly with regar
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by dividuum 5y ago
As known from Asterix: https://theoldwolf.com/ccdesan/Banquet/CasuMarzu.html / https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-pidrIBjgTjE/UdFeryVlmHI/AAAAAAAAy... :-)
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by dividuum 5y ago
Impressive. Makes you wonder if at some point in the future there isn't a game engine any more but tons of training material and you play in a generated dream.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Correct. I guess it wasn't really obvious from the linked mail. The introduction video at https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2021/10096/ is a lot clearer.

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