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by isaack 4y ago
I always find this to be handy: https://learnxinyminutes.com/ It is useful as a cheat sheet. In addition: if you have experience in multiple "imperative" language (read: non-functional / non-prolog / etc
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by isaack 5y ago
Non-paywall version: https://outline.com/c789vA
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by isaack 5y ago
iOS supports DoH/DoT natively via work profile. Create one yourself here: https://dns.notjakob.com
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by isaack 5y ago
Add (2021) to the title?
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by isaack 5y ago
Have you looked into https://github.com/slackhq/nebula ? It uses X509 cert for auth. Although for my home lab, using X509 is more of a minus than a plus due to complexity involved.
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by isaack 5y ago
There's a similar site that shows towers and coverage around the world! And everyone can contribute data too! Sadly you can only contribute on Android but not iOS. http://www.cellmapper.net/
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by isaack 5y ago
Yes, but if you goal is to hide your identity, this really wouldn't work. Everything is still tagged to your identity, i.e. @mydomain.com.
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by isaack 6y ago
CloudFlare had a much more elegant solution: the Alt-Svc HTTP header [1]. It is entirely transparent to the user. Security is guaranteed because it uses the original SSL/TLS certificate for exchange (that is, on top of the usual safety
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Cathay Pacific fined £500k by British privacy watchdog for 2018 data breach(scmp.com)
1 points by isaack 7y ago|0 comments
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by isaack 7y ago
How about 802.1x? It's still safe and I can do many fancy networking tricks (VLAN, etc) with it. But it's not compatible with a lot of "IOT" stuff including Chromecast.
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by isaack 7y ago
I don't think Tailscale's use of 100.x.x.x address space conforms with the RFC, but I don't think that there are any better alternatives out there. Do note though, once people start abusing the 100.x.x.x space, it will become
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Top Reasons to Support the Internet Archive(blog.archive.org)
1 points by isaack 7y ago|1 comments
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by isaack 7y ago
@Jorge - is there a way for me to build "relays" out of ESP32/RPi Zero? @HN Crowd - is there something I could do to prepare for possible censorship? I was thinking of mesh Internet over the air, something like DN42 but over
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by isaack 7y ago
As a Hongkonger, can I ask what's the best technology for: 1. Censorship-resistant chat: Something DHT-based preferrably, I am looking at Status.im right now 2. Mesh Internet over the air, something like DN42 but over wireless links
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Cathay CEO Quits After Airline Caught in Hong Kong Protests(bloomberg.com)
2 points by isaack 7y ago|0 comments
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by isaack 7y ago
Cathay Pacific CEO stepped down after China’s civil aviation regulator issued a major safety risk warning to Cathay and set out a list of demands, including giving full information on crew flying into its airspace [1]. The news is first rep
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by isaack 8y ago
Does anyone have experience with getting their paid G Suite account locked? If paying them means that I can un-suspend my Google Account easily, I would be more than happy to shell out $5/month just for that privilege.
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by isaack 8y ago
I have always wanted to create a Slack alternative that is built upon email. Everything happens on emails (and hidden headers), standards-compliant since day 1 and low barrier to use.
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by isaack 8y ago
A carrier deploying NAT might not be using CGNAT, and hence, in compliance with the spec, decide not to use the 100.64/16 space. One requirement of CGNAT, for instance, requires that the carrier's router be able to handle "ad
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by isaack 8y ago
You need to turn off CloudFlare proxying for your domain. Instructions here: [1]. (Can't find an official help page, sorry). Also make sure that you are using a CNAME record pointing to `YOUR-USERNAME.github.io.`. [1]: https:/&#x
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by isaack 8y ago
For people on the "hipster" train of SPA/JWT etc, I found OpenID Connect (not the original OpenID) incredibly useful. With a simple JS library [1] you can ask your users to log in with Google, Microsoft, etc, and you can then
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by isaack 8y ago
If I were the hacker: 1. I would get a proper SSL cert signed 2. Only hijack one of the ranges, and do not respond to other domains (causing SERVFAIL), so other domains will resolve unaffected, instead of causing a scene (see: https:/
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Google DNS issues?(reddit.com)
2 points by isaack 8y ago|0 comments
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by isaack 8y ago
Taken down now Backup 1: http://archive.is/WnwiB Backup 2: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%...
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by isaack 8y ago
You should thank HDMI CEC [1] for that. [1] https://support.google.com/chromecast/answer/7199917
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by isaack 8y ago
Seconded. They run their own TLD's .design, .ink and .wiki [1] so these guys really know their stuff. Support is not 24/7, but usual office hours, but those who pick up your phone/email REALLY know what they are talking. Plus
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by isaack 9y ago
I wonder if this is related to Symantec's Encryption Everywhere program[1]? [1] https://www.symantec.com/about/newsroom/press-releases/2016/...
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by isaack 9y ago
Just signed up. Cert is valid for 12 months and is chained from DigiCert's CA -- same as their website
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by isaack 12y ago
I noticed that Ubuntu only gave the patch for this vulnerability a "low" priority[1]. Furthermore, they state that "The default compiler options for affected releases should reduce the vulnerability to a denial of service&quo
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by isaack 12y ago
Safari 7 has WebGL but is disabled by default. Enable developer menus, then click on "Enable WebGL".

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