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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
The syntax being referred to includes some obscure, outdated addressing formats (IPv4 addresses represented as two or three number groups in dotted notation rather than the normal 4). However, "DNS-based reference identity [RFC9525]&qu
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Only if the attacker has a valid certificate for the domain to complete the handshake with. Relying on HTTPS and SVCB records will probably allow a downgrade for some attackers, but if browsers roll out something akin to the HSTS preload li
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Something that puzzles me about ECH: > In verifying the client-facing server certificate, the client MUST interpret the public name as a DNS-based reference identity [RFC9525]. Clients that incorporate DNS names and IP addresses into the
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
That's not really sideloading, though. The stock recovery doesn't let you install apps or anything like that, it's meant for loading official versions of Samsung operating systems onto devices that got corrupted somehow. You
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Plain Linux on phones is still quite bad. It's not unusable like it was a few years ago, but it's still not good enough to gain any traction. Jolla is trying, desperately, and it's not working, even with the ever growing anti
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They didn't: https://9to5mac.com/2025/10/16/no-the-eu-didnt-ban-apple-fro... Devices should be offered without a charger. There's no law that states that that should be the default configuration. No
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
The age verification system is being developed with an EU-wide standard. It's supposed to become part of the EU digital wallet initiative. The trick with age verification is to do it in a way that doesn't allow tracking by the ser
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Checking Apple's store, I can't find a cheaper configuration than $5100 for the M5 + 128GiB version. Here in Europe, including 21% VAT, that's €6.124,00 ($7.094,35 equivalent). Because of pricing strategies and such, the 128G
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
I know RAM is scarce and everything, but doubling down on LLM local acceleration with all of that dedicated silicon while at the same time sticking with Apple's traditional lack of RAM availability makes for a very weird product propos
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Has been for a while, assuming you can get work done on the iPad UI. It doesn't do a normal mouse and there are some limitations to things like screen dimensions. Works in a pinch but Apple is not going to compete with themselves on th
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Mobile payments used to work without any interference from Google through a bank's own implementation of the wireless payment protocols. On iPhone you got stuck with Apple's system (they restricted their NFC stack so competitors c
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Wero extends iDeal in that it comes with its own app/wallet and user account service. A bit like Paypal. A step backwards, in my opinion. I'm not sure what this system adds that sharing an IBAN doesn't, but then again Tikkie&
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
My bank app scans Wero QR codes and works fine on a rooted custom ROM, maybe after dismissing a popup about weird software, as long as it's already custom and rooted at the time of setup. It would be a pain if your bank wouldn't p
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Also Netherlands: I've seen quite a few Motorolas. Not their high-end phones, though, mostly mid-range phones. They don't seem to do a lot of advertising and don't have free watches/earbuds/accessories to give away
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Developers basically need to opt out not to use that feature. 2FA apps do that for understandable reasons (including on iOS). In my experience just about everything but WhatsApp and maybe Signal work out of the box for apps downloaded throu
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Google has APIs to do the same. In fact, it works on most apps. The biggest exceptions are security sensitive apps (2FA, password managers) and WhatsApp for some stupid reason. If you're a HN Android user who turns off any form of data
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Plans were changed last minute because an opportunity arose to take out Iran's leader. It was obvious something was going to happen, but not what or when. The American war fleet deploying would've served as an effective containmen
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Samsung's UI and software behaviour may be shitty in general, but they're one of the few manufacturers reliably offering timely long-term security updates. When you go beyond Samsung, you quickly end up with brands promising &quot
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My personal experience is that the setup procedure wildly depends on the phone's vendor. The biggest difference between setting up a Pixel and an iPhone I experienced was that Google asked for certain settings beforehand that I had to
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Seems to run a lot faster than the previous proof-of-concept I've found ( https://www.boxedwine.org/app ). Then again, that website runs an entire Linux VM to support Wine.
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Old homes also often have been wired to use radiator/water pipes as ground. This causes a lot of issues now that old, metal pipes are being replaced with modern plastics, which turn a stupidly-grounded socket into a potential death tra
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
An interesting attempt, Claude. However, your promot is missing an important step to measure effectiveness against humans: wait 40-60 years for your vision to degrade naturally, and check the confusables again, preferably on a small phone s
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I found it able to route me to where I need to go if I decide to switch careers and become a train driver, but planning something easy like "take a bus to the train station" is impossible in OsmAnd.
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Paper discussed in this article: https://www.ndss-symposium.org/ndss-paper/airsnitch-demystif...
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> EU governments The UK left the EU a while ago. UK citizens traveling to the EU will require an ETIAS authorization which also comes with an app at the end of the year, but that's not live yet. The website that's been prepared
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
Not just .online, also any other domain Radix hosts. At least not for anything important. What stands out to me: > Earlier this year, Namecheap was running a promo that let you choose one free .online or .site per account. I wouldn'
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by jeroenhd 8mo ago
$2 per month isn't cheap for a domain per se, but compared to .ht or .ao or .ly it's still cheap. TLDs like .stream, .click, .top, and .link are cheap in general, even compared to .com
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As a Dutch citizen, I take issue with that. Our politicians worked hard to be considered the USA's most reliable lapdog! People also ridiculed the French for maintaining independence of American influence for decades, even within the E
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> Step 2: Alter filters to mark newly-registered domains and low-traffic websites as "potentially harmful". Yeah, sounds like a great cartel idea, if they actually did that. None of my domains ever got marked as potentially har
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You can check browser behaviour here: https://testsafebrowsing.appspot.com/ "See details"> "ignore the risk" works for me. Even Chrome lets you ignore the warning if you click the details button. That

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