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by kxrm 3y ago
> who is actively developing using jQuery? Yea same, I am actively trying to get rid of jQuery, but my guess would be people get used to working with a tool and there just isn't enough desire or a business case to get rid of it as i
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by kxrm 3y ago
Hard to answer this question as it largely depends on what you are doing with your VM. This appears to be a wrapper for QEMU and tries to pick reasonable settings to make spinning up new VMs easier.
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by kxrm 3y ago
If I read this right, this has more to do with training new models than actually running existing models correct?
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by kxrm 3y ago
Analyze your workflow regularly and see if you find any repetition to your work. It's not worth automating every tedious task you might do but if one is coming up regularly it is very well worth automating.
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by kxrm 3y ago
Apparently you can get around it using other white-space characters, here I am using a horizontal tab between nc and the IP. nc 192.168.1.100 8000
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by kxrm 3y ago
Guilty, I did this on my first project site back in the early 00s. It only worked for a small time before scanners got more sophisticated. It was a fun diversion but people who do this quickly adapt.
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by kxrm 3y ago
I think it is odd that they chose to make a product out of a hack. Seems like a lot to invest on the bet a few Apple security people wouldn't patch this up. Not discouraging the endeavour but now they are on the hook for all of these
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by kxrm 3y ago
You really should just book direct. You'll often be treated better and will have better recourse on-site when things go wrong.
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by kxrm 3y ago
Not all devices have this. I have a Pixel 8 Pro that I ordered at launch and it has zero issues.
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by kxrm 3y ago
In DC we call our system The Metro. It's more common than you think.
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by kxrm 3y ago
Interesting, I wonder if newer OS updates are now using DoH. It's sad that I have to block upgrades for my TVs firmware for what could resolve potential security issues simply to have control over how my TV behaves on my network. This
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by kxrm 3y ago
> It seems to use internal DNS, which complicates things. I have the same TVs I resolved this with my router utilizing a firewall rule that redirects all udp port 53 traffic back to my pihole.
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by kxrm 3y ago
> Where's that? In the configuration example on the bottom of the main page.
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by kxrm 3y ago
Nice project! Super minor, not sure if you own "my-office.com" but consider using "example.com" instead as that domain is specifically set aside for documentation.
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by kxrm 3y ago
I agree that not everything needs to be encrypted, but unfortunately a lot of people who browse the web are concerned when the browser complains that something is not secure. From the browser maker's side, how does a browser know wheth
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by kxrm 3y ago
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by kxrm 3y ago
Unfortunately I do not have a guide, perhaps this would be a good idea for a blog post? I'll write something up when I have a free weekend. Keep in mind that a lot of this will be heavily dependent on what kind of router and LAN confi
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by kxrm 3y ago
> Is your printer an IoT device? Is your Echo an IoT device? >I'd say yes to both, and so the problem would persist. My IoT LAN is configured to keep each device within the subnet isolated from one another. So while they might s
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by kxrm 3y ago
This is why IoT devices on my network get their own subnet and they are blocked from communicating with anything but what I allow them to communicate with, including the Internet. Also I want to make it clear, it shouldn't have to be t
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by kxrm 3y ago
I grew up in Texas in the 90s and there was no way you would not know there was a tornado warning. People coped quite well with that reality, we live in a time where there is far more expectations to be always available. Before most peopl
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by kxrm 3y ago
I reroute all DNS queries attempting to leave my network to my DNS server. It won't work in scenarios where there is DoH without user consent, however at that point I should reconsider purchasing such hostile devices.
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by kxrm 3y ago
Yep, I too remember Windows CE 5 on my Audiovox slide out keyboard phone which in 2006 was blowing people's minds. I got it purely so while on-call I wouldn't have to head home to handle incidents. It was a great mobile computing
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by kxrm 3y ago
I specifically do avoid any business that is cashless. I appreciate any business that puts a sign up claiming to be cashless so that I can specifically avoid doing business with them.
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by kxrm 3y ago
I am pragmatic about it, in DC, you will be penalized for not using a credit card as most people do use them and therefore businesses have baked in the fees. However having the option not to is a very important privilege I feel we should pr
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by kxrm 3y ago
I live in DC and support this law not just from an accessibility standpoint but also from a privacy standpoint. I am tired of every retail/restaurant establishment building a profile of me.
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by kxrm 3y ago
A few years ago I was on a Southwest flight and had OpenVPN running because I forgot to turn it off. I was able to access the Internet through my tunnel without paying for access. I guess at the time they were only port blocking common po
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by kxrm 3y ago
Yep, this extension is called "Multi-Account Containers" and I highly recommend it as it allows me to be logged on in different contexts without polluting sessions on non-containerized tabs. I have a container for each specific W
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China Accuses US of Hacking Huawei Servers as Far Back as 2009(bloomberg.com)
5 points by kxrm 3y ago|8 comments
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by kxrm 3y ago
Cloudflare is helping to research issues with this space, which is part of why they got the allocation. https://blog.cloudflare.com/fixing-reachability-to-1-1-1-1-g...
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by kxrm 3y ago
You'd be under the LSRA fee schedule. https://www.arin.net/resources/fees/fee_schedule/#legacy-reg... So you won't be subject to the new fee structure. If you want to route then you will need an ASN

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