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by h4waii 10y ago
Not only is it an extremely easy task for someone who wants such a thing, it's already been done and is widely available pre-build for a plethora of devices with projects like LineageOS (risen from CyanogenMod), AOSP, CopperheadOS etc.
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by h4waii 10y ago
How is a non-tangible filesystem making you "literally" bulletproof? The BSDs are great for very specific tasks, but I find more general use users will prefer Linux with GNU userland. It has wider hardware support and a larger com
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by h4waii 10y ago
You can quite easily purchase unlimited outbound SMS from just about any local carrier in any part of the world for less than $20, either one time or monthly. It would be very easy to mass message this to an entire country in a matter of we
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by h4waii 10y ago
With all respect to each of those projects and the work that goes in to them, just about all of those ROMs are based on CM sources and will seriously stagnate until Lineage is up and running full steam ahead.
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by h4waii 10y ago
The Android client does support regular SMS handling, which is what makes it great. Regular unencrypted SMS for users without Signal, and end-to-end for users who have it, all in the same application. It used to support encryption over SMS,
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by h4waii 10y ago
Unfortunately Apple Watch and Android Wear don't seem to have an offline H/TOTP generator. Pebble is the only real wearable that does have an open source on-device OTP generator => https://github.com/JumpMaster&
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by h4waii 10y ago
PAM + OTP. See the Arch Wiki [0], though it's applicable on almost every single distribution. You can use keys for known devices, and use passphrase and OTP for unknown devices if you need to SSH in a bind. 0. https://wiki.a
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by h4waii 10y ago
AWS-3 is B66, NOT 62. They also still have 'legacy' AWS-1 which MANY "mainstream" devices support.
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by h4waii 10y ago
It was all abandoned, but many similar features made it into CM. Things like separating the seeding passphrase/PIN/pattern for FDE from the lockscreen and lockscreen PIN randomization were once features in CyanogenMod. The former,
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by h4waii 10y ago
Paranoid Android has NO additional security mechanisms over AOSP. It's based on CM with added UI/UX features. The name is not indicative of the type of ROM it is. CopperheadOS is what you want if you're concerned about securi
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by h4waii 10y ago
All of the comments from the account are in line with what is being said here -- that the complaints over battery life don't apply to everyone, this commenter is happy with it, and they recommend people to try it and form their own opi
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by h4waii 10y ago
Skylake support only really landed in 4.4 and ramped up in 4.6 to be release-ready, it's fairly well known and you can ready any release vote from 4.4 to 4.7 to see commits pertaining to Skylake or the XPS13.
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by h4waii 10y ago
It absolutely is. It's 8 Torx and 1 Philips to remove the bottom, and the M.2 SSD is right there.
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by h4waii 10y ago
He isn't a normal user. He's someone who claims to be a software architect and Microsoft MVP -- yet doesn't know/can't care enough to use the correct terminology when he's writing a blog post from his "dev
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by h4waii 10y ago
This does not blanket apply to all Xiaomi devices. There are official builds of CM available for the Mi3, Mi4, Redmi Note 3, and a fully open source unofficial build for the Mi4C and Mi4S. Unlocking their bootloader can be done officially t
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by h4waii 10y ago
You can use Signal with MicroG[0] and "checkin" to GCM in order for notifications for queue wakeup to reach your device. GCM is only used for notifying the device there is a message on Signal servers. You can also disable permissi
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by h4waii 10y ago
Just to clarify, this is iOS only. On Android, the client can export plaintext messages to storage, or you can use something like Titanium Backup, which wraps up the app installer AND data directories in a tarball and can restore it across
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by h4waii 10y ago
This has nothing to do with the financial price, and everything to do with the hassle. You can't just pick up your laptop and walk out the door knowing you'll be able to work with whatever you may run in to (within reason)... You
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by h4waii 10y ago
What are you on about? You can enable on-screen buttons while still having physical capacitive buttons. http://m.imgur.com/u5hcJYQ Many 3rd party custom ROMs have the feature, including CyanogenMod, the most widespread open
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by h4waii 10y ago
Considering none of those devices have Bluetooth (well, the PS4 does for the controller) , why would you be able to? That's like buying a scooter, a sports car, and a diesel Volkswagen, and complaining you can't haul a 700lb snowm
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by h4waii 10y ago
This comic is just that, a comic. It doesn't take in to account any modern computational considerations. Ignoring the fact that people are still picking these words from their limited vocabulary and likely basing it on their own experi
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by h4waii 10y ago
In an ideal world, sure, but as it stands today, purchasing an item for $5, $50, or $5000 is the same cost regardless if you pay cash, debit, or credit. Does it suck that a small business can't accept cash at a discount if they accept
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by h4waii 10y ago
What's really scary is the fact that many of these individuals don't consider the benefits and rewards of using a credit card -- free flights, cash-back, insurance and extended protection, and best of all it's not your money.
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by h4waii 10y ago
I've found the most success with getting passed captive portals on non-free "Free WiFi" is simply OpenVPN over dns/53. It works a lot of the time and sometimes conveniently bypasses throttling/QoS.
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by h4waii 10y ago
One big advantage of using a popular VPN is shared endpoints. Your traffic is mixed in with hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of other users. Using your own VPS means you are easier targeted, tracked (on layer 3) and located -- since
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by h4waii 10y ago
You (read: everyone) should be using FDE. Every OS worth running supports it, and it provides a real layer of protection in the event of any device failure. Broken or failed screen, input device, storage controller, yada, -- doesn't ma
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by h4waii 10y ago
Indeed, for anyone interested => https://github.com/pulkin/esp8266-injection-example/issues/1
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by h4waii 10y ago
One option might be something like a Pebble. I use mine for H/TOTP codes just fine => https://github.com/JumpMaster/QuickAuth . It's always with you and works completely offline and outside of any service.
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by h4waii 10y ago
No, the Espressif SDK doesn't include the ability to do packet injection. They are likely going to completely remove the RFMON features if people start "abusing" them.
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by h4waii 10y ago
And they also explicitly prohibit using Tor, it's right in their ToS => https://quadhost.net/policies/terms-of-service/ Many of the cheap (read: sub $10/year) OpenVZ VPS offerings prohibit ANY type of

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