kevko

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by kevko 11y ago
The S-1 contains a table with number of options granted as well as strike price on various dates since June 20, 2014. Some other data can be determined from the option grants for executives. Here's a rough list: Date
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by kevko 15y ago
That's basically the way to make such apps. However, for this particular service, I think that you could get away with much less by leveraging existing work: modify an OpenVPN client so that it has an additional listen socket; then, use a
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by kevko 15y ago
Yep. Any non-root tethering app should just show the encrypted tunnel as a connection originating from the device itself. Just make sure that DNS requests don't leak when using an SSH tunnel. In fact, a simple port-forwarding app is all
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by kevko 15y ago
The goal is not to forward packets blindly like a NAT. You emulate the NAT's behavior by running a TCP state machine in user space and converting packets to regular Android SDK calls. This is what all of the non-root tethering apps likely
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by kevko 15y ago
I wrote a non-root tethering app, so I might have a bit of tunnel vision. First, any good tethering app should be immune to a simple TTL check. The most likely culprits are instead application traffic patterns. The following immediately c
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by kevko 15y ago
TTLs should not affect PdaNet if it is written like any of the other non-root tethering apps. Mac and Windows update pings are probably a good indicator, however.
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by kevko 15y ago
I wrote one of the (non-root, virtual network-adapter based) apps like PdaNet, and I can say that a number of people on VZW have reported this. I wonder what would happen if my app were one day open-sourced so that anyone could publish an
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by kevko 15y ago
Putting the phone in airplane mode and turning on Wifi mode also effects the same behavior on many Android phones from AT&T. This would probably work for your Nexus, too.
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by kevko 16y ago
I hacked together something a long time ago to do this with a bookmarklet. It'll import delicious bookmarks into Google while preserving tags. http://blog.lifeslip.com/articles/2006/10/25/bookmarklet-del...