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by gorkish 4y ago
My secret weapon for cutting through the call-to-cancel CSR script with a machete is the following: "May I ask why you want to cancel your account today?" "No, you may not." For some insane reason they ALL phrase the que
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by gorkish 4y ago
Sounds to me like the hotel needs a network engineer to properly configure IGMP and multicast on that network.
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by gorkish 4y ago
colima + Rosetta2 is also a thing now that more or less makes x86-64 containers a complete non-issue
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by gorkish 4y ago
Windows folks may be familiar with LatencyMon or DPC Checker which do similar things on windows to find misbehaving hardware or drivers which can cause issues for realtime/pseudo-realtime applications like AV capture/mixing.
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by gorkish 4y ago
For mDNS, you should run avahi to relay between subnets. For chromecast, that is SSDP/DLNA which is a multicast, so it is a matter of establishing mulitcast routing between sites. Bridging L2 is not the optimal solution for either of y
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by gorkish 4y ago
"I was able to" Perfectly reasonable people are convinced every day to take unreasonable actions at the directions of others. I don't think stepping into the role of provocateur and going at a LLM with every trick in the book
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by gorkish 4y ago
Sorry for the dangling preposition. "That" refers to VXLAN+Wireguard being easier and more reliable. It has the drawback though of having very high overhead at 130 bytes/packet, and it can be very tricky to use over the publi
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by gorkish 4y ago
I appreciate that you are trying to give examples of "L2 things" but none of this is really good advice. For QoS, what do you think double-encapsulating all of the QoS bits inside of two tunnels is going to do for you? If you pay
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by gorkish 4y ago
What exactly would you be intending to accomplish? OSPF already has state timers, and furthermore runs just fine on a wireguard interface without having to introduce a vxlan tunnel.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I appreciate that you are calling it straight, but it's worth pointing out that there are others who see eco theater as incredibly harmful, particularly when such things start to cannibalize public resources and funding. Take, for exam
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by gorkish 4y ago
The reports are consistent with the EA cabs doing something that are causing the packs to blow their pyrofuses. The only thing that really makes sense is some kind of transient DC overvoltage. The problem with pyrofuses is that they are slo
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by gorkish 4y ago
Interesting. I'm not sure how I feel about the downvotes to my comment. I think some of yall may be more disturbed than the fellow who I originally replied to.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Not that anyone hadn't thought of it before, but I believe that I may hold the first claim of a grayscale TI calculator demo. I released a four-frame, 4-bit grayscale animation of beavis & butthead headbanging for the newly minted
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by gorkish 4y ago
ChatGPT, eat your heart out.
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by gorkish 4y ago
> You can block based on STIR/SHAKEN attestations, and have a blocklist of calling carriers, but you'll have to run your own PBX and SIP trunk to do it. That's not too big a lift anymore, at least. Wow thanks very much for
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by gorkish 4y ago
just wanted to say I enjoyed the alert() at the end It was an absolute free for all when windows machines started to be plugged into campus networks. The prankster's evolution generally went from net send to NetBus and then to Back Ori
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by gorkish 4y ago
Bandwidth.com and TextNow have been on my shitlists for years. What is the best way for an end user to block an entire carrier? Can it be done? Can it be done if you are a business?
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by gorkish 4y ago
So you want to relaunch Orkut?
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by gorkish 4y ago
We want it to work the way Sass works. FFS make it happen and stop it with all this pedantry.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Here is a gnuradio module and some flowgraphs for transmitting NRSC-5 (HD Radio). https://github.com/argilo/gr-nrsc5 A lot of the ibiquity patents are expiring this year or have already expired as well. I haven't
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by gorkish 4y ago
I continue to be perplexed at the apparent backlash over "the Airdrop change". (The change which limits the visibility of the recipient to "Everyone" for a max of 10 minutes.) When I consider the technical details of Air
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by gorkish 4y ago
If by "minor UI tweaks" you mean "destroyed the platform" then, yes, it has had some work done. Their most recent announcement is the reintroduction of the ability to drag-and-drop receipts onto expenses. Not in the list
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by gorkish 4y ago
That's all well and good. Perhaps more people should view excessive or nebulous advertising as the negative indicator that it often is.
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by gorkish 4y ago
There simply isnt a need to "Set the feature" for any kind of event. It's not like you can turn this on, put your phone in your pocket and then have people send unsolicited files to your phone all day long. Airdrop only works
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by gorkish 4y ago
> It can still communicate with towers even when phone is off. The phone can’t control that behavior. It cannot and does not. Please do not perpetuate this ridiculous fantasy.
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by gorkish 4y ago
Assuming the MAC randomization does not work as advertised and airplane mode does not actually disable the cellular and satellite modems as advertised, and airdrop's identity hashes are not as secure as advertised, or the attacker can
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by gorkish 4y ago
I'm not trying to convince you of anything. I'm just pointing out that there is a tangible benefit to end-user privacy that is enabled by this change inasmuch as the features are advertised to work and inasmuch as I personally hav
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by gorkish 4y ago
Airdrop uses a combination of bluetooth and wifi and does work with Airplane mode enabled.
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by gorkish 4y ago
I have to admit that when you actually look at the details this is a rather perplexing change. Ditto for reading the comments here. Is Apple being Pro-CCP with this change? If you open airdrop to everyone, your device can be tracked and ide
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by gorkish 4y ago
'And nothing of value was lost.' - The Critic When I very first learned about Twitter, I honestly thought the entire thing was a joke that was always a month away from revealing itself. That feeling has remained startlingly consis

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