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by dividuum 5y ago
The whole point of the service is to hide the client source IP.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Can't really make any hardware recommendation, but as this post is about games, I would suggest trying out more puzzle like games like "The Witness" or "Outer Wilds". Despite being single player, I played both of th
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by dividuum 5y ago
One game I particularly remember is Super Mario Galaxy 3D on the Wii. It had a two player mode where the second player didn't control Mario, but instead had the ability so interact with the environment and player in limited ways to hel
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by dividuum 5y ago
Can confirm. It's basically what https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ suggest and actually provides entertaining content/rants.
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by dividuum 5y ago
I‘d rather solve Super Turbo Turkey Puncher 3.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Not sure where you are in Europe, but in Germany you have to search a bit to find a residential ISP with symmetric bandwidth. Mine is 50/10.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Same here. My better half got into it and now it's green everywhere with so many different species (some images: https://twitter.com/LaurasGarten ) including various veggies like salad and tomatoes. Add the birds that v
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by dividuum 5y ago
https://crxcavator.io is nice. I always wondered by there is no direct way to easily peek into an extension's source code.
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by dividuum 5y ago
An iPhone (or any other receiver except the tag owner) cannot really correlate tags over a long time except using heuristics.
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by dividuum 5y ago
Having built a CSV import pipeline handling a few thousand different CSV files from almost the same number of different providers: I've probably seen almost everything one can mess up while writing out data: Invalid or missing escaping
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by dividuum 5y ago
Here's a company that sells dumb panels with a HDMI input and Pi Compute Module attached to them: https://www.distec.de/en/products/monitor-solutions/iot-moni...
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by dividuum 5y ago
Ironic advice given what this post is about :}
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by dividuum 5y ago
That’s correct and I guess only page deduplication might help in that case. What I meant in my post was just to state that docker can use the page cache despite the massive indirection caused by overlays. I was wondering if that was even po
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by dividuum 5y ago
I was initially a bit skeptical if the page cache would work with all layering docker does. But OverlayFS, perhaps unsurprisingly, does indeed support that: [1] "OverlayFS supports page cache sharing. Multiple containers accessing the
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by dividuum 5y ago
That would approximate infinity quite fast once you move around a few steps :-) I guess limiting rotation to 64 steps would be enough, but even then the state space grows exponentially. So it's not really useful in the end, but that fi
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by dividuum 5y ago
I don’t know how larger the game state/save game is, but if it’s small enough for a url parameter, they might even use their CDN for caching, as I would assume the same state always results in the same game output. If you don’t deviate
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by dividuum 5y ago
Here’s a detailed protocol reverse engineering paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2103.02282.pdf My guess would be that you, as the tag owner, locally store the master beacon key and can use it to derive key required to decr
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by dividuum 5y ago
Hm. I haven't really looked too deep into TrackIR, but I always thought it tracked your head movement to simulate head rotation within the game. So you could look around more naturally. The linked Wii "tracking" demo used the
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by dividuum 6y ago
Can you share an approximate percentage they take from a transaction for offering that service? Their pricing information seems to be hidden behind an email form.
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by dividuum 6y ago
Looks like there isn't an encoder for PNG: https://github.com/google/wuffs/tree/main/std/png Given the project goals, I guess most encoders don't make a lot of sense: For image encoding yo
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by dividuum 6y ago
Interesting. First time I've head of Wuffs. As someone that still uses C, this in particular sounds neat: (from https://github.com/google/wuffs#goals-and-non-goals ) """ Wuffs' goal is to produc
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by dividuum 6y ago
What happens with 42.zip and other zip bombs? https://www.bamsoftware.com/hacks/zipbomb/
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by dividuum 6y ago
> I think zerotier does UPnP too I think you're correct. Thanks. My information was from an old blog post from 2014 [1] but they seems to have added support since then: https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne&#x
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by dividuum 6y ago
> [..] as I see there's no automatic peer discovery. Actually there is, but it's not immediately obvious: https://vpncloud.ddswd.de/docs/beacons/ It's seems really simple to use as well: The link
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by dividuum 6y ago
Once you have two NATs, you can either try to punch holes (ZeroTier tries that), use UPnP (ZeroTier does - see below) or relay traffic using dedicated machines (ZeroTier does that as fallback). I successfully used ZeroTier to connect multip
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by dividuum 6y ago
Not op, but just recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25802366
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by dividuum 6y ago
In Germany, most plans throttle you to 64kbps down/16kbps up once you run out. It hard not to feel ashamed about the state of mobile internet around here.
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by dividuum 6y ago
I'm fairly sure portals in that case only refers to how the Build engine determined potentially visible areas. As far as I know there was no mechanism to seamlessly connect far-away parts of a map in that way. If there was, I'd be
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by dividuum 6y ago
They only support SSH (legacy FTP was sunset a year ago), so there's nothing to gain (except for maybe the volume and IP of the customer) by observing other traffic. Which happens to be the same information you can observe anywhere in
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by dividuum 6y ago
> Not having data encrypted by default is concerning[..] While I agree in general, I think rsync's case is special: Unless the file encryption on their side is somehow derived from the SSH connection (so the files are only readable

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