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edraferi
10y ago
That's great! Good find, thanks. The website mentions an interesting solution to the streaming media problem: "Keep your existing router and run both networks simultaneously. Connect to your Easy VPN Router when you need safety&qu
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edraferi
10y ago
> Worse, you're only moving the problem to a different location I agree that's true from a technical perspective. However, the VPN provider has an economic incentive to compete on privacy. I would much rather just trust my loca
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edraferi
10y ago
Sure, but there's a cost to exercise that right. Right now, the cost of protecting myself from my ISP is quite high. I need to maintain DNS and VPN settings for every device in my home... many of which are personal devices of other f
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edraferi
10y ago
I want a privacy first router. Does such a product exist? Key features: - I pay a subscription for maintenance (so I'm not the product) say $10/mo - Automatically routes all traffic over a VPN. - Smart VPN bypass for per
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10y ago
I use a VPN, but I have to turn it on for each device. Is there a good way to set up my router to automatically push all traffic through a VPN? I'd probably need to make exceptions for stuff like video traffic.
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edraferi
10y ago
I need a tutorial on setting up privacy protections against an ISP. Any recommendations?
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edraferi
10y ago
Exactly! Viewed by the capitalist system, these communities are useless. People hate feeling useless, even if you give them everything they need to live (the Democrat's solution) So, how do you make economically irrelevant communities
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10y ago
I know a lot of people with a similar story: born in a rural area, had the good fortune to be pointed in the right direction, worked hard, escaped to a good life in a city far from where they grew up. This is held up as the model for succes
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10y ago
> Some of us do things with our computers that we legally cannot share with anyone. So no, not all aps do telemetry. Unfortunately, "that would be bad for me" does not imply "that is not happening" Telemetry is awesom
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10y ago
That's pretty cool. What are the marketing folks using as a WebDAV client?
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10y ago
> A hidden gem I recently discovered is doit [2]. I found this one incredibly helpful when I had a build with tons of 1:N, N:1, N:M dependencies. > [2] http://pydoit.org/ Thanks for this! I need a build tool for a Pyt
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10y ago
> And beyond the 1337 gamer kids, who will notice? Isn't that the core market?
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edraferi
10y ago
Perhaps "lazy," "childish" or "naive" are more accurate words. Current policies are designed around bluster / posturing rather than effectiveness.
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10y ago
> UC Berkeley was forced to remove free public access to their course lecture videos because they weren't captioned, but paying to caption them just to give them away for free isn't viable. That is super dumb. Hopefully that sp
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10y ago
Yeah, particularly because the specific HTML that causes the problem is known. If you have perfect information about what resources were requested when, you can look for a spike in queries for vulnerable resources. Once you see that, you kn
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edraferi
10y ago
Have you not discovered the Anaconda distribution yet? Conda makes a lot of this pain go away.
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edraferi
10y ago
I've heard that the satellite facilities are a separate culture from the engineering staff. Operations has its own problems, but the engineering staff is much worse.
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10y ago
I agree that "serverless" now mainly means "Function as a Service." The goal here is convey that there is no server component of the database, similar to SQLite and unlike PostgreSQL. What is the correct terminology to h
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10y ago
Oh dear God please no
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10y ago
They idea is to make use of unused storage capacity in existing machines, rather than standing up new ones just for Storj. The electrical cost should be minimal if your computer already stays on most of the time. That said, I haven't s
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10y ago
Found the relevant part of the post: How Keybase solves this problem: End-to-end encrypt all messages, but only "exploding messages" (coming soon) will have FS. Therefore, your history will survive, encrypted, except for the messa
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10y ago
I wonder how that would work with key rotation. Those chat services do a lot of key management for you during a conversation, while Keybase is more focused on long-lived keys.
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10y ago
OK, so say you do that. What advantages do you think you could realize through this ground up rewrite?
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10y ago
Random question since you're elbow deep in VST land... Have you seen any plugins taking advantage of GPUs? Seems like they should open up sonic complexity that you can't replicate on current hardware synths.
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10y ago
> Amazon is already doing the forum thing on DPreview, why can't they just copy the concept to iMDB?! Can you elaborate? I checked out the DPReview forums[1]. They seemed solid enough, but no obvious connection to Amazon. Does AWS h
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edraferi
10y ago
Yeah the NFC on my Yubico has burnt out. Or something. Regardless, Yubico Authenticator just flat-out didn't work for me. I got it running, loaded some codes, and then the codes didn't work again. It was like it lost synchronizati
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edraferi
10y ago
Very interesting, thanks. I never knew that key combinations on the terminal were actually just shortcuts to send specific control characters. It's a bit confusing to me that the column header bits are added to the LEFT of the row iden
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edraferi
10y ago
I certainly hadn't. Great site.
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10y ago
You can view the documentation here: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en One key caveat with these -- they grant access to your whole account, just like your real password. They don't give
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10y ago
I had a lot of problems with Yubico Authenticator. Wound up switching back to a generic app.
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