ignitionmonkey

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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
Thanks for the info. That makes sense given the "11s" configuration I found for those SSIDs. The router is not in their mesh line AFAIK, though most of their home products now support OneMesh, so that line is a bit blurry. To clar
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Hidden Networks in TP-Link Routers(jahed.dev)
614 points by ignitionmonkey 5y ago|223 comments
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
I made something very similar, though instead of age, it enforces page authorship for links (using PGP signatures). https://webverify.jahed.dev/
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
I don't see any sentence nor expressiveness in that. It's the same structure as most method calls. "Deposit 100 dollars in my account." is a sentence, and that's doable in most languages. It just depends on how high
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
The camera automation isn't very predictable due to the digital/timer/analog movement, input lag between AHK/Windows/Cemu, and inconsistent framerate/time caused by the nature of emulation. Just too many layers
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
I mentioned that in passing. Something like that would be preferred but Ansel is Nvidia-specific and only a relatively small number of games support it. https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/geforce-experience/
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Generating 360° Video Game Panoramas(jahed.dev)
31 points by ignitionmonkey 5y ago|5 comments
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Always Log JSON (2018)(jahed.dev)
1 points by ignitionmonkey 5y ago|0 comments
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Avoid Authy, Use Aegis(jahed.dev)
2 points by ignitionmonkey 5y ago|0 comments
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
Definitely but I think we need something that will work with the web we currently have while these bigger ideas are fleshed out and adopted. Also, while IPNS covers the issue of linking to dynamic content, it's worth mentioning IPFS wi
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
The solution I was going for with WebVerify is more web-centric rather than domain-driven, which I think is a better fit for webpages. It can be enforced at the hyperlink-level for shared domains (like GitHub Pages, University web spaces) a
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
SRI/hashing works for static content. Though it's worth mentioning it's a SUB-resource feature (images, scripts, etc.). It doesn't work for hyperlinks to other pages. Even if it did, it's a different use case. Say I
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
We can't and shouldn't expect people to keep their old domains forever. We need a way for pages to be signed and hyperlinks to enforce authorship. When we link to stuff, we should have a way to say whose stuff we're linking t
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by ignitionmonkey 5y ago
Night Patrol - https://github.com/jahed/night-patrol I got tired of passing flags to Nightwatch to filter tests and looking through results to re-run failures. So I made an interactive CLI for all of that. I stopped us
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Domain Ownership, Web Authorship and WebVerify (2020)(jahed.dev)
1 points by ignitionmonkey 5y ago|0 comments
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
FFMPEG's API is perfect for what it aims to provide. Not every program is built for every use-case. It's trivial to create helper scripts to provide a simpler API for simple tasks, in fact this is probably how FFMPEG and ImageMagi
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Splatoon 2’s Netcode and Matchmaking: An In-Depth Look (2018)(oatmealdome.me)
3 points by ignitionmonkey 6y ago|0 comments
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
GitHub Pages could add a feature like this using access controls. Right now it's just "Private" and "Public" but I can see a possible demand for "Sponsors". Though, things like sponsor-only RSS feeds and
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
Have you tried contacting the developer?
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
Icon packs are coming [1] and you can set your own for the more niche sites. The problem with querying websites for their icon is that it leaks data about you (your phone and desktop) to a third-party without a proxy, requires a domain to m
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
Icon packs are coming. [1] Steam accounts can be imported if you have root access, or you can try [2]. IIRC Steam codes are almost standard except they use a different encoding because... Valve likes to roll their own stuff (?). I agree tha
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
Might have a solution for you here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25804860
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
To add to this. Aegis supports any cloud provider that implements Android's "Storage Access Framework".[1] https://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis/issues/258#issuecom...
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
They're pretty similar apps in terms of features (Aegis does all of that too). Personally, comparing screenshots, I think Aegis' interface and choice of colours is more sleek, especially in dark and OLED modes, so it got my pick.
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
If you have root access, yes.[1] Otherwise no, sadly. One of the reasons I moved off Authy before it got worse. There is a workaround using the Authy Desktop app but I have no idea if it works.[2] [1] https://github.com/beem
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
I don't think there's a "but" here. Unseen64 also does that. We can have both. They made some in-depth videos a few years back on DidYouKnowGaming's YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/user&#x2F
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Aegis Authenticator – Open-source 2FA for Android(getaegis.app)
149 points by ignitionmonkey 6y ago|113 comments
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by ignitionmonkey 6y ago
It's actually not that difficult. F-Droid has a few offline scanners. It depends of course on how much of your experience you want automated. Though it would be nice if Android let you control the more granular permissions like network