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by middleclick 6y ago
I am of Indian descent and basmati has also always been cooked on a pot on a stove. And once you get the basic things right, it's actually not difficult. I am not downplaying the effectiveness of the rice cookers, just that it's p
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by middleclick 6y ago
During my teenage years when I first started C++ (thank you Accelerated C++), I went to the ##c++ channel on Freenode and was immediately flamed for my "weird" nick, to the point that the people didn't bother to answer my que
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by middleclick 6y ago
You can turn it off?
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by middleclick 6y ago
Providers are hesitant to block IP addresses for a multitude of reasons, one of the simplest ones being that different services can run on a single IP. And running DoT on a non-standard port breaks all sorts of things because it will be ...
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by middleclick 6y ago
Firefox supports it and Chrome has plans to support it in the future. I agree that it's not much right now but it's a start.
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by middleclick 6y ago
CloudFlare has ESNI enabled (and so do websites hosted by it, like medium.com) so it's not as if no one is doing it.
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by middleclick 6y ago
Are there other good resources to learn about TCP and UDP? Everyone recommends the Stevens book so I think I should get that?
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by middleclick 6y ago
It's also fairly easy to run your own recursive resolver in case you don't want to use an external DNS service. I use Unbound and ad-blocking lists and it works great.
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by middleclick 7y ago
It's also news if your company is gaining traction and increased usage, especially with things like this: https://twitter.com/BorisJohnson/status/1244985949534199808
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by middleclick 7y ago
My Mazda3 has no touchscreen controls and I am very happy with that.
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by middleclick 7y ago
I know, but the performance takes a massive hit. Have you tried it? Maybe it was something I did wrong.
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by middleclick 7y ago
On that note, I wish and hope Wireguard did TCP as well. Some countries block UDP traffic or at least throttle it.
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by middleclick 7y ago
They are not doing enough testing, so of course they don't know and that's why the numbers are low.
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by middleclick 7y ago
I finished my frontend work in two days with Bulma. This is someone who had zero experience with front-end development.
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by middleclick 7y ago
Not all ISPs around the world have the resources to do that. It also doesn't have to be 100%, we just have to make it difficult (or more expensive) and that helps.
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by middleclick 7y ago
It's far easier for ISPs to scrape up your DNS queries (they run the resolver) than it is for the to make correlations based on IP addresses, especially with multiple websites hosted on the same IP.
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by middleclick 7y ago
So what about all the privacy billboards, 'What happens on your phone stays on your phone?'. New version: 'What happens on your phone stays on your phone and unencrypted on the cloud'.
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Turkey Lifts More Than 2-Year Block of Wikipedia(nytimes.com)
2 points by middleclick 7y ago|0 comments
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by middleclick 7y ago
What is the maximum number of peers you have scaled it to per Wireguard server?
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by middleclick 7y ago
I had rather have this humility and not be worried, than having someone say that they are the best pilot. That would ring alarm bells because most of the brilliant people I have met are humble and seldom boastful. The mediocre ones are usua
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by middleclick 7y ago
The caste system is very much a part of Indian society even though the law forbids discrimination on the basis of it. Anyone who tells you otherwise - that there is no caste system anymore - is lying or is from one of the upper castes and t
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by middleclick 7y ago
It uses TOTP, not SMS.
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by middleclick 8y ago
So how do these work? I want to propose one for my city (Toronto) but I am not sure if I can handle the logistics. Or do people just pick a common place to meet and that's it?
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Cyber-Mercenary Groups Shouldn't Be Trusted in the Browser or Anywhere Else(eff.org)
16 points by middleclick 8y ago|0 comments
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by middleclick 8y ago
I particularly liked this line: > React to the anonymous information unemotionally. Abusive posters will be encouraged further if they get irrationally irate responses. Sometimes the most effective response is silence. For every case of
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by middleclick 8y ago
But I wonder why. If I am a resident of a country, why is that my rights suddenly go away at the border? Why is it that I have rights when I step out of the airport but when I am in it, I have no rights. I am not criticizing what you said,
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by middleclick 8y ago
Let's stop repeating this myth: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/12/switzerland-wont... I am sorry I am pasting an article instead of making my own point but the fact remains that just because it
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by middleclick 8y ago
That's interesting, it's refreshing to see open source VPN apps (desktop or mobile).
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by middleclick 8y ago
I have completely stopped using Amazon, with the final nail in the coffin being the stories about how they treat their workers. I think it's just a matter of dependence and most of the stuff I used to get, I can find it elsewhere.
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by middleclick 8y ago
That's not how it works. Who gets to say what is crazy?

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