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by jesprenj 2y ago
Why does this work? How does archive.ph bypass the paywall?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
It took me a shockingly long amount of time before I realized it was silly to have a username on my machines. I am the only person using this, why am I typing unnecessary cruft? Username switched to “root” on all my machines and I remove th
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Dragonflies' target-intercept-prediction is amazing [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jesprenj 2y ago|1 comments
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Dave Plummer: The man who scammed millions in 2006 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jesprenj 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Freezing? Wouldn't it boil instead due to the low pressure?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> The additional time to deliver a document over HTTPS is imperceptible to humans on any remotely modern (last ~15 years) hardware on almost any connection outside of the absolute worst network environments. b:~[0]# time curl --no-
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> For some reason, this page doesn't have a 301 redirect set up when you access the plain HTTP page. My opinion on the topic: I think that's perfectly reasonable. Why would they want to force users to use TLS? I don't unde
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> My original project had all sorts of complex stuff for detecting hallucinations and incorrect, spurious additions to the text (like "Here is the corrected text" preambles > asks it to correct OCR errors So, if I understand
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Aha, thanks for that, the paper seems to reason better at first glance, I'll read it. You mention sybil attacks on Kademlia, especially those that arise because nodes may set their ID and "camp around" some known key in the h
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Great, I stand corrected! I still don't know how they convince firefox/chromium to use a pipe as a websocket transport layer.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
This is not always possible as some machines don't support network namespaces, but it's a perfectly valid solution. But this solution is Linux-only, do BSD OSes like MacOS support UID and NET namespaces?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Yes, but where did sqrt come from that the parent commenter mentioned?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> Everyone seems upset about OCSP as of late, but the domains being sent in plaintext is not exactly limited to just OCSP - we've had this with SNI and DNS. My main privacy related concern isn't about domains being sent in plai
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Regarding OCSP, off-topic for Apple: Firefox enables OCSP by default. This means that for every TLS connection an OCSP plaintext HTTP request will be made to the certificate authority that signed the certificate of the website the browser i
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Where does sqrt come from? Shouldn't it be log? I don't know much about DHTs, but Kademila (BitTorrent's DHT) has query complexity of around O(log n), with n being the total number of nodes in the network. Kademila also uses
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by jesprenj 2y ago
What I very dislike about current browser automation tools is that they all use TCP for connecting the browser with the manager program. This means that, unlike for UNIX domain sockets, filesystem permissions (user/group restrictions)
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Shouldn't they instead add 0.0.0.0/8 to the list of private networks, because it's possible that 0.0.0.0/8 might be private?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
> in 50 years nobody wants to use glass containers yet here we are, 50 years later, still using glass containers and fluorescent tube lamps that break because they are designed to break every two years
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Wouldn't this break the embedded video?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Wildcard certs match subdomains with underscores, as pointed out by a sibling comment. Example: https://_.4a.si./
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How WASD became the standard PC control scheme (2016)(pcgamer.com)
1 points by jesprenj 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Google also indexed my site http://_.4a.si as seen here http://google.com/search?q=site:_.4a.si
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by jesprenj 2y ago
How do they detect MS Word docs being opened?
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by jesprenj 2y ago
My 100 mbps upload bandwidth at home is free (apart from the monthly 35€ payment). Useless bots will get stuck downloading from me instead of hogging readthedocs.
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McAfee deleted Svchost.exe (2010)(reuters.com)
2 points by jesprenj 2y ago|0 comments
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Phontic Sneeze Reflex(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by jesprenj 2y ago|0 comments
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by jesprenj 2y ago
The official government website for accessing information about property ownership information in Slovenia only works during working hours -- mon-fri 8h-20h.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
OP here. It doesn't work anymore: Requested host does not match any Subject Alternative Names (SANs) on TLS certificate [d22c2cdf866a373f3648c0d7c30f9399e974d07c8c5417566ff11059a06f5b40] in use with this connection.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
Please explain.
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by jesprenj 2y ago
I was on a ~20 hour ferry ship from Italy to Greece once. They had paid wifi using sattelite internet, which I did not want to pay. But for payments to work, they allowed access to stripe. Turns out, everything on stripe.com was accessible,

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