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Filtered for Clocks
(interconnected.org)
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Is your server sending the signature by an expired CA certificate (DSA)? If not, there is no problem (article author explained the fix). I followed his fix and only after removing DSA from my certs Private DNS started working.
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You don't need an account, but it's still terrible. I experienced this yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35854287
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I got a Samsung S21 FE 5G as an award on a programming competition. OEM unlocking wasn't even an option in the developer settings until I connected the phone to the internet and set the date to one month in the past (I assume this has
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Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun%27s_tenth_rule
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So server software is not written with high performance in mind? I've read somewhere that federation is done via regular HTTP requests which ends up really hogging down servers if someone has a lot of followers.
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I sent an email a minute ago. Thank you for this coordination! I'll make sure to add my email to my user description for future contacts.
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Android's Private DNS not operational with servers using Let's Encrypt (2021)
(ikarus.sg)
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C Library for Fourier Transforms
(fftw.org)
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A mirror I just made: http://ni.4a.si/anonymous/gpt4free/ It's still available on github.
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I made a mirror just in case: http://ni.4a.si/anonymous/gpt4free/
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This is very interesting! I am a bit new to the hobby (I worked in a relatively small venue for 200 people a couple of times). Till now I used only QLC+ and keyboard+mouse control, which gets really boring and hard to use very soon. Now I&#
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Off-topic but perhaps interesting: That's what they do when performing catheter ablation (a medical procedure for curing cardiac fibrilation by destroying minute parts of muscle with electric current). DC would work just as fine on thi
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Yes, polymc supports mojang login. This patch [0] I tried to use to bypass login did not work -- I have to login with mojang to start the game on polymc. For multimc there's a fork called ultimmc that allows playing without an account.
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Thank you!
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I have an example from my ISP. While it theoretically started with IPv6 all the way back in around 2012, their IPv6 infrastructure still remains quite crippled -- they won't even assign you static prefixes, all you get is a DHCPv6 
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Thinking about our passive exposure to IPv6 issues
(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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Yes, that's true, but you no longer get session cookies for authenticating your username -- you always play "offline". Though I'm glad it's still possible to play the game with the official launcher with mojang logi
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And Minecraft is a computer game one can no longer play legally after microsoft bought it (without creating a microsoft account). That's worse than piracy.
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Don't write multithreaded software (:
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I remember that PornHub had for a brief moment in 2022 a PHP issue in the production site -- every comment was rendered with a closing PHP tag somewhere in it's content to the client (?>).
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Unauthenticated path traversal file reading on qBittorrent for Windows via WebUi
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An interesting search proxy is also SearX. Written in Python, it supports many backend engines and can be self hosted. And here's a lightweight frontend/proxy I wrote in C for using Google search on low-end phones that can't
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They aren't banning cryptography. This only applies to private entities hosting conversations for other persons. This wouldn't apply to private individuals hosting their own conversation servers, let's say using encrypted XMP
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Came here to say that. It's essential in every step of music production and playback, but mostly available to end users either on relatively expensive sound mixing stations in the entertainment industry or under ambiguous names, like &
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Right-to-left-Override in filenames disguises the real extension (2014)
(malwarebytes.com)
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Balthazar Personal Computing Device: RISC V Open HW Laptop
(balthazar.space)
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Chrome could just behave like a resolver. Or operating systems could start behaving like resolvers on ::1. DNS was designed with trusted resolvers in mind (was it?), but we've shifted towards using resolvers of our ISPs and random comp
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403 from 89.212.0.0/16
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I think it's client side. At least his other project showcasted on the linked persille.no website is.
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