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by edoo 7y ago
Openvpn allows you to connect to and have a routable IP on the network. SSH tunnels are great for some things but being logically on a network is another thing.
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by edoo 7y ago
I wasn't aware that Tor tested services and had a trustworthiness score but an attack like that could still be quite useful for certain purposes and possibly stay well hidden. If you set something up that only did it for Google IP blo
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by edoo 7y ago
I mean you can intercept the request, retrieve the real cert, generate a self signed cert with the exact same details, then submit that to the user and be man in the middle. Of course the user gets the blank SSL cert error page on the brow
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by edoo 7y ago
You have to be a little weary using tor. Anyone can run an exit node and it is trivial to rewrite and inject onto web pages. You can also on the fly intercept SSL requests and generate your own self signed certificate that fails proper ve
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by edoo 7y ago
When I went to China I expected problems so I setup my laptop with an SSL tunnel on port 443 to a virtual server and then routed openvpn over that. It worked like a charm. My favorite feature of openvpn is it can maintain state, so even i
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by edoo 7y ago
Also for about $300 you can buy a used workstation with relatively beefy specs and two 40Gbps fiber cards.
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by edoo 7y ago
It used to be just awful, at least 2-3 major focus shifts per day which I got used to. Now rarely, as I realized I am at least 2-3x more effective if I work on the same task for at least a few days at a time. I can ramp up to an amazing l
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by edoo 7y ago
I conquered my own process by eventually realizing I could approach it exactly like a computer program. I architect how I am about to work. Now instead of just nebulously working I always know exactly what I'm working on. This frees
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by edoo 7y ago
It is quite possible they have been pushing the limits of what can be done with our chemical age and are now reaping the unavoidable consequences. This makes me think of permaculture gardens that look absolutely wild unless you understand
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by edoo 7y ago
The prison industry is huge. The prison guard union even lobbied against decriminalization, it is nuts. Most every jail releases inmates right after midnight so they can charge the state for a full extra day. It is a business.
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by edoo 7y ago
I didn't dig into the implementation details but the term para-hvm came to mind, not quite para virtual but not quite full hvm. Perhaps if security is a real issue then HVM is the only real choice.
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by edoo 7y ago
https://en.businesstimes.cn/articles/104124/20181018/chinese...
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by edoo 7y ago
I'm self taught and blow most out of the water with software and hardware engineering. Most college degrees, even for CS majors, are a joke.
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by edoo 7y ago
I think China was looking at putting up satellite solar reflectors to avoid the electrical cost of night time illumination in cities. If that tech gets cheap enough you could in theory target a town/agriculture like this to give it an
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by edoo 7y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon is a national security component now and that may be why they don't pay taxes are get have deliveries subsidized etc. Can the government let them fail if they are critical infrastructure?
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by edoo 7y ago
The planet could have been seeded with life to free bound oxygen or concentrate certain elements on the surface for easy retrieval at a later date. Semi intelligent life could have been an accident. It is probably not the case but fun to
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by edoo 7y ago
Well they sent up aircraft to check out the tracks and got video of an unidentified object.
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by edoo 7y ago
Encryption should be a free speech issue, assuming we keep free speech.
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by edoo 7y ago
I use LVM and have enough storage that all SSD would be a little expensive so for the last few years I've been using the block caching LVM feature with mirrored NVME drives as a writeback cache to my large HDD array. It greatly increa
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by edoo 7y ago
If you only use super simple structures maybe. It is quite common to zero out a structure and use only parts of it. It is also quite common to have to pragmatically fill in the structure.
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by edoo 7y ago
Humans are predatory pack animals with violence built in. It takes culture and the frontal lobe thinking to override the natural impulses. Videos of kids attacking another kid for a toy that they had no interest in until the other kid pic
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by edoo 7y ago
That is what I thought too. If you have a hit product Amazon will roll their own version and drink your milkshake.
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by edoo 7y ago
I used to work in a government office when I was young. One of my jobs was every 165 minutes to go out and wipe the chalk marks off the tires of anyone in the department who parked on that wonderfully close to work street.
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by edoo 8y ago
It will probably require a plan. Walmart tried selling a $10 prepaid smart phone and they were all bought up by tinkerers. A $10 phone means lots of hobby and maybe even some commercial projects get a cell phone mounted as a touchscreen i
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by edoo 8y ago
If you can login to a browser and use the one password they can reset on a whim to pull your passwords then it is all in their hands anyway.
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by edoo 8y ago
I'm a big believer in the 6 hour work day now. A single 6 hour push is better in a lot of ways than the traditional 3-4 hour push with the post lunch 3-4 hour meander.
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by edoo 8y ago
Check out a population density map. Almost the entire country is in the EV range blob in the bottom.
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by edoo 8y ago
You can also pretty much drive across the whole country in an EV. That is huge. A 300 mile range in the US isn't spectacular.
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by edoo 8y ago
The best page in the universe is still up! http://maddox.xmission.com/ Like it or not it is a historical monument.
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by edoo 8y ago
Could also be a cracked trace of some sort. Either way a good smack can really help. All those movies where they hit the console and it comes back to life aren't too far off.

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