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by jonatron 5y ago
https://tlsfingerprint.io/static/fingerprint.js is only a few lines and readable if you don't want to enable javascript.
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by jonatron 5y ago
I had to disable uBlock for the site to see it.
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View your browser's TLS fingerprint(tlsfingerprint.io)
93 points by jonatron 5y ago|22 comments
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by jonatron 5y ago
True, I can only remember two power outages in my life time in London.
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by jonatron 5y ago
The current retail price is about £0.19/kWh or $0.26/kWH, Texas looks more like $0.12/kWh.
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by jonatron 5y ago
Using video to automatically build a large training set is smart! Well done! I was thinking about making a properly free and open dataset from just walking around London, and this gives me some ideas...
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by jonatron 5y ago
Fiber is easy if you buy fiber patch cables, and just coil up the excess. Copper just has limitations, I wouldn't be surprised if there's no real progress in copper networking in the next few years.
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by jonatron 5y ago
Cloudflare have a few configuration options for the level of bot protection, so it's probably more a question of what percentage would be blocked for a particular site.
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by jonatron 5y ago
You could add $ssl_cipher to your log_format configuration (if nginx), and use that as a TLS fingerprint to find more bots.
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by jonatron 5y ago
Two alternatives, which are designed for OCR from photos: https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/PaddleOCR/ https://github.com/JaidedAI/EasyOCR/ It's worth trying them if Tesseract isn&#x
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by jonatron 5y ago
What type of logs? The old school Analog/AWStats/Webalizer probably still work for HTTP server logs.
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by jonatron 5y ago
Ctrl+f for the first two questions
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by jonatron 5y ago
Two alternatives, which are designed for OCR from photos: https://github.com/PaddlePaddle/PaddleOCR/ https://github.com/JaidedAI/EasyOCR/ It's worth trying them if Tesseract isn&#x2
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View your Browser's TLS Client Hello Fingerprint(tlsfingerprint.io)
1 points by jonatron 5y ago|0 comments
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NN-512 Speed vs. TensorFlow vs. DeepSparse – ResNet50 Benchmark(jonatron.github.io)
2 points by jonatron 5y ago|0 comments
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NN-512 Speed vs. TensorFlow vs. DeepSparse – ResNet50 Benchmark(jonatron.github.io)
3 points by jonatron 5y ago|0 comments
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by jonatron 5y ago
I assume there's no definitive list of all the quirks and edge cases involved. Will you have to rely on customer reports where you're missing a bizarre edge case like [making this up] a person with a mononym wants to use the cycle
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NN-512 vs. TF vs. DeepSparse, ResNet50 Inference Benchmark(jonatron.github.io)
5 points by jonatron 5y ago|1 comments
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by jonatron 5y ago
Yep, I've used __builtin_popcountll for ORB from OpenCV (256 bit binary descriptors).
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by jonatron 5y ago
I switched to dual booting Linux mint and Windows 10 on my home desktop. Work laptop has been linux only for years. I've only used windows a couple of times, because these days I'm mostly just using a browser. By the time you&#x27
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by jonatron 5y ago
Someone must have put time (labour) into making the list. There's law specific to database copyright in the UK https://www.cooleygo.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-uk-data...
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by jonatron 5y ago
The word list
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by jonatron 5y ago
The problem with the site you mentioned is that it was a clear cut case of copyright, trademark, and patent infringement all in one. I think the creator remained anonymous because they knew this. I agree that it's not well designed and
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by jonatron 5y ago
Link to image, because reddit is slow: https://i.redd.it/jzf5jegdyb171.png
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by jonatron 5y ago
Search for "Universal LCD TV Controller" or similar, it's sometimes already possible.
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by jonatron 5y ago
If you're going for low cost, you could do better: https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/dell/dx181/conf... Basic configuration in Finland 1 224,91 € 1.92 TB SATA SSD Datacenter Edition 4 95,20 €
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Are top websites using WebGL for fingerprinting?(jonatron.github.io)
413 points by jonatron 6y ago|226 comments
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by jonatron 6y ago
Installing, updating, running debloat scripts, running ShutUp10, manually uninstalling things, changing settings, disabling services from safe mode. Each step isn't too long, but it adds up.
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by jonatron 6y ago
I spent hours at the weekend making a windows 10 image with as much bloat disabled as possible. It looks like after just a few days, Microsoft have given me more stuff to remove. I only use it for gaming, so maybe my efforts would be better
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by jonatron 6y ago
Oh, cool, interesting to see a similar thing exists elsewhere. It looks like Griddy is missing a reasonable price cap though.

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