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by metildaa 7y ago
Its not hard for them to maintain blacklists, especially since they do not care about network quality. If I were in your position, I would set up a proxy that appears as http traffic (so you fly under their radar).
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by metildaa 7y ago
Viasat has likely been sending abuse reports to DigitalOcean, and one too many abuse reports was ignored, resulting in Viasat nullrouting DO's IPs over this continued malicious traffic.
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by metildaa 7y ago
I drop all traffic from Scaleway, they do not care about abuse coming from their network: https://badpackets.net/ongoing-large-scale-sip-attack-campai...
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by metildaa 7y ago
R Place in Seattle uses an internet connected ID scanning system. Super sketchy, they do not ask consent to scan or answer any questions about how data is handled. Programs like this will make it much easier to round up LGBTQ people like my
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by metildaa 7y ago
Use Pyre.chat or signal-weechat. There are other options beyond Signal to chat with contacts on Signal.
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by metildaa 7y ago
Its a GreenValueHost repeat :c
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by metildaa 7y ago
F*ck You, Pay Me! is a great talk on this very topic: https://invidio.us/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1U
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by metildaa 7y ago
Alpharacks is super spammy and IMO a bit shady. Do not give them an email address that isn't specific to them.
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by metildaa 7y ago
I wonder if TSMC will audit Huawei's designs to enforce ARM's license revocation. Presumably TSMC will do so, they have much to potentially lose if IP compliance isn't assured (eg: iPhone SOC manufacturing, Qualcomm chip manu
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by metildaa 7y ago
Yep, the community has done quite a bit of work to mainline support, Mali (old and new) drivers were just recently mainlined. https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread/17540-early-mainline-image...
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by metildaa 7y ago
VGA seems to be leaving monitors en masse
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by metildaa 7y ago
Copper pipe isn't a be all, end all, if anything it can be more damage prone than plastic pipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD5lMITzx_Y
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by metildaa 7y ago
Calling is handy to ask what price an item is and whether it's in stock, or order something prepared by the deli or bakery that you want on a certain date/time.
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by metildaa 7y ago
VGA and especially PS/2 are getting rarer by the day, if anything having extra ram can be handy for fully utilizing all the I/O a board has to offer...
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by metildaa 7y ago
Why wouldn't you save a few bucks and get a full ARM board that can run mainline Linux? https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32603308880.html
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by metildaa 7y ago
People shouldn't be viewed as financially coupled to their parents until 25. Our current system is set up to discourage people from furthering their educations, with exorbitant tuition and fees. If you had been in the Netherlands, you&
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by metildaa 7y ago
I don't use Scaleway or Online.net, as they're known for ignoring abuse reports. Other hosts like OVH tend to forward abuse reports and deal with repeat offenders, a good middle ground between AWS's draconian policies and Sca
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by metildaa 7y ago
AWS is also overzealous about DMCA notices. If you go to other providers like Scaleway, they'll forward any abuse complaints but you don't have to do anything about them.
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by metildaa 7y ago
Or Juniper's constant flow of new CVEs, they are a popular alternative to Cisco that many ISPs use heavily :P Network security is piss poor, most of these vendors add vulnerabilties atop secure distros (OpenWRT, Debian, etc) and flog i
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by metildaa 7y ago
So is the vast majority of public documents. That being said, having a record of actions, issues and opinions can be quite useful as these records age.
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by metildaa 7y ago
It does create a public paper trail of community sentiment though.
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by metildaa 7y ago
Huawei's equipment will almost assuredly run anyone's spyware. Huawei uses a medley of ancient, highly vulnerable OpenSSL libraries sprinkled through their basestation code, and apparently they've forgone any kind of version
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by metildaa 7y ago
Its seem much less development than pyre.chat, but it is a functional client (tho pictures all end up in a folder when sent your way, as images + ncurses doesn't really work).
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by metildaa 7y ago
For how long though? Signal Android has repeatedly broken its backup functionality with no warning, it seems the Signal team is not testing this feature regularly. iOS users are still out of luck on message backup too :c
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by metildaa 7y ago
There are two Python/Java based clients called pyre.chat and signal-weechat, ram use is much lower than Signal Desktop. Check out my other comment about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19894385
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by metildaa 7y ago
What platform are you encountering this on? I have yet to see this behaviour, though Signal Desktop will throw away all its data if the checksum on the database fails (eg: dying SSD/hard drive). Take a peek at my other comment perhaps,
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by metildaa 7y ago
Check out my other comment about pyre.chat and signal-weechat, perhaps one of them will work for your use case? Signal does need serious help on the backup/restore process, iOS users are left in the cold and Android backups often fail
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by metildaa 7y ago
Check out https://pyre.chat (pre-alpha) and signal-weechat for a non-electron based desktop client that won't nom all your ram. https://github.com/thefinn93/signal-weechat Signal makes for a decent SMS
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by metildaa 7y ago
https://social.libre.fi/objects/140ca2e8-addd-4dbb-8e03-8d6a... Gnome dev ended his contract with Purism over their inept management of the Mastodon instance they are selling accrss to: https://wandering.sho
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by metildaa 7y ago
The subpoena Chelsea was served with before release indicates that she will be right back in the same position in short order.

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