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by mises 7y ago
Wow, did dang really remove all the replies to his comment? Here's what it looked like a few hours ago; it was still open in my browser. https://u.teknik.io/pD724.png Those comments were generally respectful; I saw n
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by mises 7y ago
Better question: why is under-18 banned?
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by mises 7y ago
With that much work being required, could the case be made that goes beyond a "reasonable accommodation"? Maybe that would mean that some of the less-trafficked pages would not need tagging, though maybe the more major and common
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by mises 7y ago
Some one mentioned this is being used against crypto owners; get in and perhaps read session cookies for a web wallet? Or combine with another zero-day. Any one with this has serious resources and probably a good team.
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by mises 7y ago
I would certainly champion that Nintendo model. I feel like people are even willing to pay a premium for it. Nintendo is to video-games what Apple was to computers through about 2014. I seldom play video-games, but my outsider's per
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by mises 7y ago
It's pretty easy; I suggest using wg-quick.
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by mises 7y ago
I got about 35mbps down on tunsafe vs 45mbps on this one. Not a scientific test, but seems to be faster.
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by mises 7y ago
This is a completely unscientific test, but I saw about 35mbps down on tunsafe vs 45mbps on the new, official wireguard implementation. I imagine this will get better with time.
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by mises 7y ago
Opera just got bought out by some chinese company. It's for you to choose whether that is or is not a concern for you, but I personally am uncomfortable with such a company as my VPN, particularly I can add it to the server which I al
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by mises 7y ago
Same here. Running of a $5/mo VPS and works fine. Wireguard is particularly helpful here, as I get about double the speed compared to openvpn (server-side CPU bottleneck).
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WireGuard for Windows Pre-Alpha Is Available(wireguard.com)
91 points by mises 7y ago|35 comments
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by mises 7y ago
I feel like this case might be better served by something like flatpak or appimage. While I'm usually not a fan, this is basically exactly what they're built for, as compared to docker, which is not designed with this in mind. I
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by mises 7y ago
I'm assuming this is sarcasm? Why on God's green earth would you want to dockerize a utility like this? That aside, it does seem like a very useful utility. To respond to your edit, I don't think dockerization is necessary f
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by mises 7y ago
I'm not sure what you mean here with not buying. Do you mean not replacing clothes seasonally based on what's "en vogue"? If so, that may be why women make up most of the donations: they do tend to use clothes for a mu
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by mises 7y ago
It's a dreamhost cert likely being presented by his host.
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by mises 7y ago
This isn't even a tax. Here's the dictionary definition: "A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and t
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by mises 7y ago
As mentioned by another comment, their bias is clear. They also provide a very clear distinction between opinion/editorial content and reporting. Their reporting is typically non-partisan, or even slightly left-of-center.
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by mises 7y ago
A fee for linking is a stupid idea. Sites pay for backlinks, not the other way around. Because they can then run their own ads and make money. Were I google, I would just blacklist these sites and they would die. Sites wouldn't hav
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by mises 7y ago
Or maybe the government shouldn't pick winners in the market. I am a subscriber to the Wall Street Jpirnal because they produce high-quality content which is significantly less biased than other major mewspapers. I figure if it gets
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by mises 7y ago
"right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" But more importantly, the question is "where does it say the government can stop be from breathing?".
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by mises 7y ago
Do you really want to see your nice, clean google maps application replaced by committee-designed garbage? Besides, where in the Constitution does it say that's allowed? The only reason GPS turned out as well as it did was because it
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by mises 7y ago
Here's the other important thing: if you want to allow private use and criminalize public abuse, fine. Do that. But don't stop enforcing the law, lest you set (or strengthen) the precedent that the law is bent for political expe
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by mises 7y ago
Can any one explain how this is more than a tiling window manager? It seems like i3 with touch-gestures and a fancy skin. I don't say that to disparaging, and quite like tiling window managers, but don't see this as "rethin
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by mises 7y ago
Which means we're only two years from them expiring.
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by mises 7y ago
Can second. I grew up in a Protestant Church like this, and it's a great community. Nice and welcoming people are sometimes rare these days. I can't help but think that it's just not "cool" to be religious. It&#x
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by mises 7y ago
I think it's more that hetzner and ovh are great until you want to go outside of europe. Hetzner is only in europe. Ovh has one datacenter in America, one in canada, one in australia, and one in singapore. It may work great for euro
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by mises 7y ago
Sorry, could you give a little more detail on the solution? I'm not sure I understand. Though I'm certainly wary of "cameras everywhere". Honestly, that's part of what I don't like about red light cameras. T
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by mises 7y ago
I know a guy who used to work for TI who talked about the Chinese knocking off chips, right down to purposely-introduced defects added specifically to detect such counterfeiting. Problem was, knowing that it happened didn't do much go
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by mises 7y ago
Can confirm this from another source. Old guy I met waiting for a flight in Vegas; he was on his way back from CES. Had run his own ISP a while back for a special purpose. Talked about this, Huawei's refusal to remove a back-door (&
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by mises 7y ago
> In which country? America. > Isn't there some soft of a regulation on the yellow light duration depending on the max allowed speed on the road? Nope. > Living in a country with yellow lights Which? It's also possible t

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