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h4waii
11y ago
I have packages for OpenWRT @ https://laro.se/mosh-package-for-openwrt/ Not tested on trunk, works for me on CC 15.05.
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11y ago
There's nothing wrong with the SSL certificates, except for the fact that it's a 'news' site for open source and not using Let's Encrypt -- and this is by no means a criticism, just something to consider.
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11y ago
Are you serious? Disregarding the fact that it was never stated what sex the poster was... They said "I'll never feel like an adult". Emphasis on I'LL and FEEL. Not NOBODY, or EVERYONE, nor IS or BE. I'LL FEEL. Comp
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11y ago
... It's Sailfish.
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11y ago
You replace an entire laptop when you have a tiny drive failure? A 256GB SSD is ~$200 depending on form factor.
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11y ago
https://gist.github.com/Holzhaus/ed4ac1675a57f11c3057 contains a simple reverse grep for doing this. You should still have a modicum of trust towards the host you're pulling from, as they can also insert something
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11y ago
You can quite easily change your regulatory domain on Linux, as well as change stored settings (through wireless-regdb) in it. CRDA is run in user-space. For example, `iw reg set` to BO ro JP will remove many power and channel limitations.
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11y ago
Because you can't buy trust through an acquisition. You build trust, you don't transfer it through a merger.
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Panning for LDAP Gold (or, don't store sensitive information in AD)
(laro.se)
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11y ago
Who exactly is getting behind using a closed-source service where a main developer can't understand the benefits of end-to-encryption, nor how it actually works? -> https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments
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11y ago
How do you post something so blatantly wrong without considering it at all? The most you can get from doing that, is 2 parts of a 4-way handshake (which is enough to mount an an offline attack).
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11y ago
"Terms of Serivce" in your footer. Not sure if "with each week’s statistics and analyses" should be analysis .
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11y ago
While I understand the team behind this is French, the broken English and bad capitalization are haunting. "rasberry Pi" "Plug at your home" "Through a webmail" "Plug it in mini-usb to your computer"
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11y ago
Pushover uses SSL, and then hands off to GCM for notifications. Yes, it's not end to end and you don't control the keys, but it seems to be the best current option and is MILES better than Pushbullet, who have yet to come up with
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11y ago
Your best option? Pick a provider that uses OpenVPN (or roll your own) and use the open source OpenVPN for Android application => https://github.com/schwabe/ics-openvpn . Done.
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12y ago
Looks like a very clean interfaces, though many HNers likely know how to build IP routes and per-host tables. Is manual configuration an option for providers not supported? What protocols are supported? OpenVPN, PPTP, L2TP?
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12y ago
Because things like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8478159 happen. There is no quick guide, because you can't quickly learn system administration and security.