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by filleokus 2y ago
In other comments to this link people are describing GPS according to my mental model, which is hard to combine with cryptography making it un-spoofable. If someone can re-broadcast the keystream and control the latency I perceive as a rec
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by filleokus 2y ago
"Modern" .NET (previously ".NET Core" v1, v2, v3 - but now just ".NET" v6, v7, v8, v9) works really well on Linux and in containers etc. "Legacy" .NET, .NET Framework, version 4.X, does not. If you bu
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by filleokus 2y ago
> as if no amount of solar and wind power generation capacity could be an adequate substitute for any amount of geothermal power, because you don't have solar power at night, for example. But actually that's just a question of
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by filleokus 2y ago
This phenomenon is something I would like to learn more about. Of course there is an element of frequency illusion mixed in, but this happens every now and again. Some random subject is all of sudden talked / written about by unrelated
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by filleokus 2y ago
> For Windows signing, use Azure Trusted Signing I recently checked it out as an alternative to renewing our signing cert, but it doesn't support issuing EV certs. I've understood it as having an EV code signing cert on Windows
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WinRAR Merchandise: Senior Varsity Jacket(in.tern.et)
2 points by filleokus 2y ago|0 comments
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by filleokus 2y ago
I didn't even realise I still had stuff in ~/Applications. Probably got there via some Installer wizard... ls ~/Applications Autodesk Fusion Service Utility.app Autodesk Fusion.app Chrome Apps.localized Edge
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by filleokus 2y ago
(Really) not saying it's a good idea, but if Swedes were required to fill in the paperwork, or even better/worse actually transfer the taxes (maybe including payroll), we would probably be more upset with how our taxpayer money is
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by filleokus 2y ago
Is there a drop-in "thing" for using DeviceCheck? I would guess that something like Auth0 uses it (or maybe not? [0]). It seems like this could be a feature in any API Gateway / WAF'y product? Not that I'm hoping fo
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by filleokus 2y ago
If I were to guess, it's to allow Google freedom in experimenting with changes to QUIC, since they control both the client and large server endpoints (Google Search, Youtube etc). They can easily release a sightly tweaked QUIC version
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by filleokus 2y ago
Really great article and I really appreciate seeing this "flavour" of "distributed" sqlite, think it can be useful in many no/low-write scenarios. But about the formatting of the data, is it completely inherent to t
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by filleokus 2y ago
It would be kinda cool to use git status to avoid accidental data loss for tools like this. I've never interacted with git programatically so I don't know how messy it would be to implement. But for tools that mostly operate on &q
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by filleokus 2y ago
If you are in Kubernetes land you probably want object storage and some kind of PVC provider. Not thaaat different from an old fashioned iSCSI/NFS setup to be honest, but in my experience different enough to cause friction in an enterp
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by filleokus 2y ago
As with everything it's not black or white, but rather a spectrum. Sure, updating k8s is not that bad, but operating a distributed storage solution is no joke. Or really anything that requires persistence and clustering (like elastic).
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by filleokus 2y ago
> You can already reset CTAP2-compliant FIDO keys using a (non-PIN-authenticated) command [1], so this wouldn't add anything that isn't already there. Ah I did not know that, thanks. > There are just too many ways for this t
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by filleokus 2y ago
Yeah of course the operation needs to be (cryptographically) authenticated somehow, I edited my comment in haste while going to work and accidentally messed it up completely. Thanks for pointing it out! The idea I thought of is to essential
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by filleokus 2y ago
What's the state of the art in distributing WebRTC to 100k+ clients? When I was more into the low latency streaming space a few years ago, it felt like WebRTC was there when it came to << 1 second latency, but the infrastructure
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by filleokus 2y ago
I mean you could also design keys to be synchronisable by the user. Generate a key-pair inside of key (2), transfer the public key from (2) to (1). Encrypt the the root key inside of (1) with the public key, transfer it over to (2). (Or jus
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by filleokus 2y ago
Agree more with you than GP. Revealed preference is a thing, virtue signalling and performative behaviour is rampant. However, you can have a situation in a hypothetical economy where the VAST majority cares deeply about an issue and actual
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by filleokus 2y ago
It's going to be interesting to see the state of things in a few years. I'm admittedly in the less pro-regulation camp, but I'm not hopeful this is going to enable much meaningful innovation, rather I'm expecting enshitt
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by filleokus 2y ago
If the calendar application want to be really accurate in a couple of years it's probably best to ask the user for coordinates for the event. You never know if that spot in Florida will be part of America/New_York next year. (Of c
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by filleokus 2y ago
Like everything else it's a tradeoff. If you are running _everything_ inside Kubernetes you can easily move away, but I think you're loosing much of the benefit of being in the $big_cloud to begin with. If you have the staffing to
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An attempt at solving the factorization problem using LLL [pdf](github.com)
1 points by filleokus 2y ago|0 comments
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by filleokus 2y ago
> Rust has huge advantages over Go in this area. Could you name some advantages? I would agree Rust has huge advantages compared to C/C++, and Rust also has a much bigger presence in the "security space". But I would say t
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by filleokus 2y ago
> Please connect from a laptop or desktop to use postgres.new. There's nothing wrong using Webkit / Safari on your laptop or desktop. There are dozens of us, DOZENS!
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by filleokus 2y ago
One interesting snippet is: > [...] the researchers note that their findings demonstrate the importance of treating potential identifiers, such as AWS account IDs, as secrets Which seems to be pretty opposite to the prevailing opinion, a
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by filleokus 2y ago
On the business side, what's your business model, how do you generate revenue? What's the longer term goals? (Public data shows the company have a revenue of ≈400k USD and 6 employees https://www.allabolag.se/55900
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by filleokus 2y ago
Apart from having a local binary / extension / some bookmark URI magic I don't think so. A "lighter" /alternative to a local binary is to a have a local index.html and use SRI when linking to the remote scripts
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by filleokus 2y ago
> It's certainly not true that models are not copyrightable; databases have copyright protection if creativity was involved in creating them. Are you talking about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_right o
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by filleokus 2y ago
What's really a True Scotsman? But I wouldn't really say so, no. I think [0] represent what I would consider a gitops pushed based approach, the way we did it differed in two main ways: - (1) We didn't have any "environm

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