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gcblkjaidfj
6y ago
Sad to see the focus being on gaming. Installing any modern game on windows is a nightmare. You install one root kit after another. All running as administrator and installing things left and right, with each studio having their own identit
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6y ago
that's cool and all, but i was pointing a fact about the audience (case in point, it was the bottom comment on the thread). And I didn't put it in a way that gave away if I i think that is a feature or a bug :) take it easy.
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6y ago
that's some next level abusive relationship whitewashing. "google/apple data control monopolies are killing products i like. But that is fine because that makes those products cheap for google/apple and i love them."
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gcblkjaidfj
6y ago
> Inferno was a corporate reaction to Java they even had a inferno-applet demo, which was a full VM in an activeX(?) container running on the browser.
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6y ago
"gamers". And we haven't even reached RGB LEDs with routers yet. Brace yourselves.
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6y ago
If you copy and paste the root parent comment of this whole thread here, we go full circle :(
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6y ago
> It just doesn't make sense to me. you probably typed that, and everyone here will read on a macbook, which just switched from bash to zsh to avoid GPL. On a BSD kernel to avoid GPL. with browser and OS build by a compiler that had
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6y ago
The source have a script that builds in a docker from a bunch of other previously built binaries, allegedly to be built with keys that are secret, and then just output "the apks are the same" and you have to believe that ¯\_ (ツ)_&
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6y ago
- License. same reason everyone choose anything open source. Windows used BSD network stack because of license. Apple moved away from Bash because of license, etc. Linux was the inexplicable exception that would allow us all to have true fr
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6y ago
> It's not P2P. Here's a technical overview > link describe a P2P WebRTC implementation what am i missing? edit: found it. they use a SFU forwarder. That's the cheap version of going full centralization (MCU) benefits.
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6y ago
> you don't need a USG+key to do VLANs. You do need to run a Unifi controller Did you try? i did. The controller UI shows you a hole in the left part of the diagram and explicitly tells you "no routing control without USG"
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6y ago
By the dates i was doing something very similar at large Co around the same time. We never launched the public product, but my container was extensively used internally for development of "apps" for Orkut et al over the years. Fou
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6y ago
Ironically you can do that with pretty much ANY access point. From TP-LINK, assus all the way to arruba ones (unleashed). BUT you can't do that with unifi ones alone. Go figure. You need a usg+key or the discontinued UDM you have.
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gcblkjaidfj
6y ago
> a major feature within my own infrastructure is completely broken > can't see why disabling cloud login is a problem :)
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gcblkjaidfj
6y ago
openwrt contributor's focus is consumer hardware support. I don't think the distro was ever security audited.
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6y ago
white label brand. You can get those boxes from alibaba for <$100. There are intel/amd/arm versions.
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6y ago
> If you just need one AP you can set it up in standalone mode and forget about it unless you need any feature besides wifi at all. then you need a controller and usg at all times.
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6y ago
I feel to the hype. And now I hold my friends and coworkers who hyped them in much lower steem. Bought one Access point "PRO". It is a hacked version of openWRT. No GPL sources anywhere on their site. Downloaded the unifi contro
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6y ago
most bank do that, specially after you are over an amount in account. The banks that do that, usually also have the worse investing options (e.g. Schwab, HSBC...)
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6y ago
> ECU programmed by amateurs will not be better or safer than the one flashed by the OEM did you take on my suggestion to ready any reverse engineer post?
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6y ago
Do what they did to move people away from email: Spam them ;) worst case you manage to sell a few cases of enlargement pills ¯\_ (ツ)_/¯
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6y ago
If you read any write up on reverse engineering cars ECUs you will pray that your car get hacked and opensourced asap. I mean, it will be better and safer coded by amateurs, but it might not pass emissions anymore ;)
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gcblkjaidfj
6y ago
Whatsapp group messages are also not encrypted. I mean, it is, but with the server keys.
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6y ago
> why do I need a specific hammer i call it "lazy opinionated adoption". Why do you use apt in debian and yum on redhat? Same reason as you write javascript for the browser. Just because someone put it there at some point. Woul
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6y ago
here's the summary: it opens with "We recently migrated our internal CLI tool from Node JS to Golang". It's just a way to keep using the hammer they already had, no matter if the problem is a nail or not. could be titled
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6y ago
much better link https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25662215
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6y ago
OS X doesn't have to sell it hard because they already did, and succeed, when they onboarded you on IOS.
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6y ago
> it makes the average user's phone more reliable. I would believe that if it was a prime (well described, not difficult to understand, easy to find) option where the user had control. As it is, it is the same as blocking the secon
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6y ago
This point is moot and off-topic. termux is not perfect because it is already a compromise! When google scammed us and sold android devices to all the hackers here and then surreptitiously removed our access to the terminal, we said "t
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6y ago
So, basically, apple copied samsung's debug hacks to "hide" data in the power lines of the USB plug? the "end result" of the appl feature is exactly the same as the samsung one described in this paper https:/&
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