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mkj
8y ago
The most likely snoopers are far far away, probably even a different timezone. If you have local burglars around they'll just break your windows and doors to get things anyway. (And Bluetooth isn't that bad either?)
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mkj
8y ago
Maybe in a few years time
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mkj
8y ago
Build this into a LineageOS release and it would make targetted software replacement quite a bit harder. Thought it would be thankless work that mightn't be worth bothering with.
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mkj
8y ago
Encryption doesn't prevent denial of service, which is probably one of the big concerns.
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Live-code 8-bit algorave music in the browser with ClojureScript
(mccormick.cx)
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mkj
8y ago
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mkj
8y ago
That should be the default in Dropbear (as a compile-time option)? #define DO_HOST_LOOKUP 0
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8y ago
> But just out of random curiosity, what's the advantage of using OpenWRT? I can't remember the exact reason, maybe it was because then the "bootloader" is completely decoupled from the main OS which makes upgrading k
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mkj
8y ago
True, that could be a good reason. Forgot to mention and can't edit in the previous comment, there's a PoC ed25519 implementation I need to look at merging.
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8y ago
PAM support is fairly rudimentary and only supports username/password. ed25519 isn't supported - a few people have wanted it I might add it at some point. I haven't seen a real reason to go with that over ecdsa.
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8y ago
For Ubuntu or Debian the dropbear-initramfs package should handle most of it, it looks like https://hamy.io/post/0005/remote-unlocking-of-luks-encrypted... is an alright run through. Another approach is to use som
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mkj
8y ago
Huh, what kind of dodgy IRC servers have you been on ;) ? I've never encountered that in years of IRCing from hosts running Dropbear, though I could see it happening.
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mkj
8y ago
Dropbear author here. It used to have one unique feature, but OpenSSH has copied it now[0] :) dbclient host1,host2,user@host3 to onion-TCP-forward through a few hosts. [0] https://manpages.debian.org/stretch/op
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mkj
8y ago
What's "secure" without stating your threat model?
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mkj
8y ago
Did you miss the part about "light on two sides of every room"? These evolved designs seem optimised for nothing that actually matters to human comfort.
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mkj
8y ago
Apologies for looking a gift horse in the mouth, but it's a bit terrible that most of the URLs in the book are bit.ly links. I guess you can play link roulette...
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mkj
8y ago
Are serverless applications used internally at Google, or this is just for their cloud hosting platform?
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mkj
8y ago
The power9 chips don't have gigs of memory locally attached do they? Knights Mill has 16G/socket it looks like. Knights Mill without an apostrophe - Mill is a verb?
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mkj
8y ago
mrustc might be an option to avoid LLVM.
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mkj
8y ago
Ah, it's by Nicholas Jitkoff, of mac Quicksilver fame. More elegant design. Edit: Oh, a bit more googling and he was lead designer for Material Design.
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mkj
8y ago
They're meant to be shared, good advertising for LWN. https://lwn.net/op/FAQ.lwn#slinks
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Timeouts and cancellation for humans
(vorpus.org)
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8y ago
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mkj
8y ago
For a mature program (not a library) I like using a combination year.counter. No semantic meaning at all apart from monotonous improvement, and you can tell how old a version is. 2017.75, 2018.76, 2018.77, 2019.78 etc
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8y ago
Sun Surveyor for figuring where to plant things in the garden versus shading fences etc. That's iphone and android though.
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8y ago
Maybe they're using browser timezones
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8y ago
If you delete a font file from disk programs using it will instantly update - emojis gone from mail.app subject lines instantly! FSEevents in action.
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Deconstructing Kitty
(wp.josh.com)
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8y ago
John Siracusa has a good description of OSX's equivalent. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2007/10/mac-os-x-10-5/7/ I assume it hasn't changed too much in the past decade?
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mkj
8y ago
Chromecast audio for youtube doesn't work even if you pay for google music (includes youtube red). My theory is that it's too hard to get video/audio sync like that, so they don't allow it. Same for sending youtube audio
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mkj
8y ago
I mean the 3 datacenters in Singapore
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8y ago
Anyone got a map of where the 3 locations are?
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