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by herczegzsolt 1mo ago
Bluetooth operates in an unlicensed band. If any medical device relies on any unlicensed band for any life-critical thing that is horrible design. I would absolutely support consequences to any device manufacturer if a death is caused by a
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by herczegzsolt 2mo ago
How is this better or different than Solaar?
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by herczegzsolt 3mo ago
Absolutely. Starlink outperforms ADSL anytime, and is better than most 4G fixed-wireless-access options. I use it for remote work regularly. If there's fiber (like GPON) or reliable 5G available, then of course they win. Otherwise, Sta
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by herczegzsolt 4mo ago
Desperately needs a skip button for words I don't know.
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by herczegzsolt 6mo ago
I've not done proper scientific comparisons, but had to reimplement some games as websites to make them reliably perform on Raspberry Pi's we used embedded. This is a bit of an apples to oranges scenario, because the algorithm and
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by herczegzsolt 6mo ago
I've used this for many projects that are still working to this day. That said, i'm not impressed. A web-based solution is usually better performing, despite all the bloatware necessary. This says a lot about the state of software
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by herczegzsolt 8mo ago
Is this question in any way related to television? I just had to solve this problem recently. I've settled on Google Pixel Watch 4. There are some rabbit holes to go down though before it works reliably.
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by herczegzsolt 8mo ago
I am bit disappointed they did not immediately jump on implementing the two straightforward recommendations: > PROPOSED MITIGATION. A straightforward mitigation is to have the client sign vault keys using the RSA private key in the keyse
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by herczegzsolt 8mo ago
I vaguely remember hitting this message id issue in Google Workspace, and being able to work around it in mail routing configuration. Saidly I don't remember the specifics, it was something along the lines of not all, but only specific
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by herczegzsolt 9mo ago
It probably wouldn't trigger, because of the 2nd criteria: > The alert is not triggered immediately: it takes 8 hours during the day, 30 mins at night, and ... But the warning system is by no means perfect. My family is split 50-50
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by herczegzsolt 9mo ago
I'd also love to see some Slack interoperability. We use and pay for Slack, only because our customers use Slack. It is a competetive advantage to reach our customers via their chat platform. Slack being the walled garden that is, it&#
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by herczegzsolt 9mo ago
How is this better than Rocket Chat and what is the guarantee behind the free forever plan? Slack used to have a generous free tier, until they stopped having it.
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by herczegzsolt 9mo ago
This was pretty much the successor of Cody, the initial AI offering of Sourcegraph. The notable thing about this EoL is that it marks an end to the product line that Sourcegraph entered the AI coding assistant field with.
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Tab, Tab, Dead(ampcode.com)
4 points by herczegzsolt 9mo ago|2 comments
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by herczegzsolt 9mo ago
If you are sensitive to these issues, unfortunately you need to go with a mainstream linux distribution and use near-default settings. It's great that you can customize everything and use your own window manager, compositor, etc ... bu
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by herczegzsolt 9mo ago
I've not quiet worked with that long LEDs, but i have experience with 10-20m length indoor installations. For our standards, we supply the strips with power at both ends and at every 5m in-between. (So an LED is at most 2.5m away fro
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
This will be a major inconvenience for migrating mail accounts. I used the POP feature a lot to get mails from one account to the other without requiring a client to do the dirty work. A migration is still possible, but needing to keep a cl
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
Location: Hungary (EU) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HW development, HW-SW integration, Phisycal Security, Big Data, Broadcast Television, special-use IP networks. (I prefer go, but code in C, C++, Python, PHP, Bash, et
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
This! The only reason for me going with the Dell Premium 16 instead of framework, is that I need my 1920px screen width at 200% scaling. Such a shame, the Framework is better in so many other ways.
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
3) The ICMP rejects may help, that I did not test. 1) I run services which give you different permissions depending on wheter you are local. Think a fileshare which is RW internally and RO externally. Yes, you could - and often should - d
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
There are actually multiple areas already: ::ffff:0:0/96 IPv6-mapped This space is intended for an OS or network stack to map IPv4 addresses towards higher layers, so applications could technically be IPv6 only. The packet was/wil
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
GitHub.com not being available over IPv6 is the most harmful thing for IPv6 penetration.
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
1) DNS caching: as devices roam in and out of my network, they don't always evict the cache and remember the wrong address. When trying to connect to ULA from outside, that's not going to work. When trying to connect to the public
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
If your IPv6 address is more complicated than your password, you have bigger problems. Remembering and communicating mildly complex byte sequences should be an issue which is solved already.
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
Your other problem would be Android not supporting DHCPv6. If you need IPv6 on Android, your only option is SLAAC.
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
TLDR: Turn the frequency of your RA-s waay up (3-5s) and their valid lifecycle way down (10-30s). There's still gonna be a hickup, but it should be tolerable.
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
I did try that, but it ended in an infinite fight with the source address selection algorithm and DNS caches. Also, unique-local addresses are deprecated as far as I know.
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
With the risk of self-promotion, I did write a blog about the issues and mitigations: https://herczegzsolt.hu/posts/soho-ipv6-in-2025-still-dicey/ But I have to admit, that I ended up buying my own IPv6 block from
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by herczegzsolt 1y ago
My networks are IPv6 only for a couple of years, but I do have to run NAT64 (jool) and use a DNS64 resolver (i use a google-provided, but you could run your own) It had very little benefits at the beginning, but having dedicated publicly ro
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by herczegzsolt 2y ago
Way too hard for me to be enjoyable.

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