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by megous 9mo ago
You don't need websockets, just Connection: Upgrade to anything you want. You can upgrade directly to ssh protocol and just pass on decrypted data from https socket to local port 22 from then on with no further processing.
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by megous 9mo ago
> Any residential dynamic or static IP with this port opened is definitely going to get flagged. That's not what the referenced website says and it does not make sense at all.
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by megous 9mo ago
If it's a proper devkit it should have accessible and documented test points for all voltage rails and should have come with a complete schematic. It should be possible to go through them with a voltmeter or oscilloscope and see if eve
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by megous 10mo ago
Easy and convenient is highly subjective and context dependent. Thankfully GUI tools exist for people who find that convenient.
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by megous 10mo ago
Well, if you're other customer of the ISP on the same network, then that may get more interesting... (or inside VPS provider's network)
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by megous 10mo ago
Firewall is a feature . Forced NAT that noone in the above described situation wants is just a flaw . And the other solution where you're forced to buy a fucking "public" number out of a grossly insufficient pool of those f
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by megous 10mo ago
All this guessing is based on historical examples of results of US involvement in Americas, I presume?
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by megous 10mo ago
Easiest path from here on for the US is to cooperate with existing power structures in the resources grab/"sharing" + forcing some concessions, like increased efforts to fight against drug trafficking.
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by megous 10mo ago
https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/tech/article-6... And what would be Greek coast guard doing in Tunisian waters? And the joint fell spewing fire from the sky, and left behind a grenade casing, right?
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by megous 10mo ago
Yeah, I'll defer judgement of this for 5 years, after we see: results in Venezuela. How this emboldens other wannabe agressors elsewhere in the world, and where the erosion of respect for rules of UN charter will lead. Until then, the
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by megous 10mo ago
Right, and in theory that all sounds very thoughtful and morally calibrated—until you remember that U.S. foreign policy decision-making has roughly the transparency of a raccoon operating a shredder at midnight. There is no clear, open proc
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by megous 10mo ago
Gazawood. Brings back the momories of the Russian internet trolls circa 2015+ denigrating white helmets online with similar slurs and supporting Assadists in their mass slaughter of Syrian population. You're in a fitting company with y
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by megous 10mo ago
Makes me appreciate our landlord's electro-mechanical "music-box" washing machine. It has been working for 25 years with no servicing, except when it "broke" once about 5 years ago. So I just opened it, stared at it
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by megous 10mo ago
Might does not make right. Might just means you’re holding the biggest stick, not that you have the faintest clue how to use it responsibly. Power sustained purely by bullshit, as it is these days in USA, eventually drowns in it. I'm n
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by megous 10mo ago
That still qualifies as a random internet person, wrt the topic. And I think the emphasis is on no sources and I beliefs and I thinks, in any case :)
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by megous 10mo ago
Anonymity is responsibility of a visitor in any case. If the visitor's anonymity depends on some website not storing logs, the visitor lost already.
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by megous 10mo ago
I at some point vetted the extensions for myself. What I saw in Mozilla extensions store was anything from using minified code (what is this? it might have been useful in the late 90's on the web, but it surely is not necessary as part
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by megous 10mo ago
10s of thousands of scum flew from all around the world from their comfy lives to Israel to enjoy participating in an attempt at total destruction of a nation composed in half from children, by starving them, bombing them, shooting them, an
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by megous 11mo ago
There is a C API. man landlock_add_rule for example. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/include/uapi/l... you can add simple one-line wrappers if you don't like using syscall()
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by megous 11mo ago
Actually yes. It's not either/or.
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by megous 11mo ago
Not much. Even the argument that AI is another tool to strip people of power is not that great. It's possible to use AI chatbots against the system of power, to help detect and point out manipulation, or lack of nuance in arguments, or
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by megous 11mo ago
You're way too slow at teaching...
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by megous 11mo ago
Well, you can have a subscription for switching a relay in your car, so that current flows from the battery to some wire, so that your seat heats up. It's a sign of the times...
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by megous 11mo ago
Plug in a phone, run adb pull /storage/emulated/self/DCIM or wherever that Android garbage OS stores photos these days. Local, doesn't need encryption since there's no middle in E2E that you need protection aga
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by megous 11mo ago
There are many ways to re-verify the user if one forgets a password. Some may even be more secure than sending a e-mail. Simplest is a set of single-use reset codes that could be generated at signup or later on, like the ones to remove 2FA.
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by megous 1y ago
RSF are described as anti-islamist on Wikipedia. Is that wrong?
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by megous 1y ago
In Microsoft case they provide services for storing and possibly processing (transcribing) calls of millions of people that are under belligerent occupation: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/aug/06/
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by megous 1y ago
My Pinebook Pro with i3wm is really simple to use. You power it on, all it does is it asks for one of the LUKS passwords. If you miss, it will ask again. Then it's on. You can't do anything wrong with it. There's no UI to fid
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by megous 1y ago
As a hobyist (or profesionally) you can also write code without dependencies outside of node itself.
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by megous 1y ago
Did I say there's something special about them?

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