jesprenj

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PHP in Browser, Powered by WebAssembly(github.com)
3 points by jesprenj 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Right now they are just buying, no one is selling ... interesting.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Send a dummy event and see if you get an ACK in response. Depends on the library you're using.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
You can easily multiplex data over one connection/event stream. You can design your app so that it only uses one eventstream for all events it needs to receive.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Only if you distribute the binary/source of the GPLd library. You may build a non-GPL program that dynamically links with a GPL library and freely distribute it. As long as your program does not contain copyrightable code, you do not h
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Visualizing All ISBNs – $10k by 2025-01-31(annas-archive.org)
2 points by jesprenj 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I really dislike that you can no longer create a home page that opens on a new tab in firefox. You can still do that on mobile browsers, for example kiwi browser. I have a homepage [0] with large links for resources I frequently visit and I
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> In law enforcement scenarios, a lot of the forensically relevant data is available in the AFU state. Law enforcement takes advantage of this and often keeps seized iPhones powered on, but isolated from the Internet, until they can extr
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by jesprenj 2y ago
You'd be surprised how many cheap tenda wifi "access points" sold right now for 15€ still don't support v6, even though access points shouldn't mess with anything above L2.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I guess one could choose between v4 or v6 but not both at the same time (dual stack). My mobile ISP also does it this way -- you either use IPv4 only on mobile data or IPv6 only with NAT64 and DNS64 to reach v4 hosts.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
For using google without it's UI, you can use SearXNG: https://github.com/searxng/searxng ... or this little PHP script I made: http://ni.4a.si./sijanec/r/tree/prog/sear.php&#x2
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by jesprenj 2y ago
It would be pretty useful if we could somehow convince birds to relay our messages using birdsongs -- just use a speaker to transmit a message, encoded in birdsong with some special preamble header, and it will get broadcast or unicast to t
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Maybe they got some special permission?
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GVisor: Linux-Compatible Sandbox(gvisor.dev)
42 points by jesprenj 2y ago|10 comments
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> Free to use under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license Really? Can you even copyright a font? As far as I know, fonts can't be copyrighted, meaning they can be used by anyone without needing a licence. IANAL, but it seems like font users aren
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I panicked a little when I heard the news as I run a cupsd open on the Internet. But as it turns out, the issue is misrepresented in headlines, just like here. This is not an issue in the core cupsd, but in a separate package/component
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Was the spacecraft from the event described in the article an actual spacecraft in space or a simulation of a space mission on the ground?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I disagree. GPON is WAY cheaper to deploy.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Where I live, you can replace an ONT easily. GPON in my small country is only secured with the ONT serial number and a static well known password. From a security perspective, that's perfectly fine. No one is going to hack their own ne
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> But for the one I'll have hanging in my office, I have loftier goals. With swap enabled, the kernel sources can actually be built right on-device. It will take some number of years. The partition where the kernel lives is /de
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Doesn't getaddrinfo respect /etc/resolv.conf? So LittleSnitch should install itself there if it wants to be used by getaddrinfo. Besides, apps can always make direct lookups to a resolver of their choice, bypassing any resolv
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by jesprenj 2y ago
How do they get $1 million+ from a single video? AdSense or sponsors?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Or the actual PDF file instead of Google docs: http://splet.4a.si/dir/How-To-Succeed-At-MrBeast-Production....
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I think they still have a contributor licence agreement, meaning every contributor transfers the copyright of his contribution to the owner of Elasticsearch.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
It does not seem to support IDN domains.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I actually meant DNS prefetching, not HTTP prefetching. I don't think browsers will prefetch (make HTTP GET requests before they are clicked) links by default (maybe slack does to get metadata), but they quite often prefetch the DNS ho
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Wouldn't it be better to put "confetti" -- the API key as part of the domain name? That way, the key would be leaked without any required clicks due to the DNS prefetching by the browser.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
ln -s /root /home/root
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by jesprenj 2y ago
What's next? A list of all bitcoin private keys: https://privatekeys.directory/keypage/1?coin=btc
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by jesprenj 2y ago
ALL CREDIT CARD PIN CODES IN THE WORLD LEAKED: https://pastebin.com/Nn2ZcdfC

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