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by nirui 2y ago
> If the connection breaks while an ACK is outstanding, the sender will have no way of knowing whether the segment was received The real question is, why this should be a problem that TCP must solve? TCP gives you a bidirectional waterfl
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by nirui 2y ago
I think it's more of a problem on the implementation side. IETF RFC 8441 ( https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8441.html ) described a way to bootstrap WebSocket under HTTP/2. That said, I don't know whether
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by nirui 2y ago
Are you talking about Server-sent Events ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent... )? Which can be implemented under HTTP/1 too. HTTP/2 Server Push is another thing. It al
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by nirui 2y ago
My "theme" input: "we both at the bar". The output: "What's the most memorable or unusual conversation you've ever had with a stranger at a bar, and what made it stand out?". Like... this question its
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by nirui 2y ago
There is a problem on simple TcpForwarding: audition. Some SSH Bastion allows all input and output to be logged for later inspection and forensic while DIY solutions often just ignored it's importance. Notice that I said "forensic
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by nirui 2y ago
For the SSH case mentioned in the article, `ssh -R` trick should already resolve some one-time contingencies (assuming SSH connection is not blocked). But if you find yourself requesting `ssh -R` too often, maybe just ask those datacenter p
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by nirui 2y ago
I would argue it's not about censorship. Twitter's previous administration are also anti-censorship, and user can post already almost whatever they wanted as long as it's legal before Musk. And yet this problem starts to occu
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by nirui 2y ago
I don't think you should put Twitter on the list among the rest, because it's completely on another league. I followed zero person on Twitter and has zero followers, currently on my Twitter feed: - Racist shit like: https:&#
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by nirui 2y ago
At the current stage, no one should be using a RISC-V machine as their main machine. That's why I mentioned Framework, because with Framework, if the investment was a failure, I can just get a X86 board and the rest is not a total lost
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by nirui 2y ago
Isn't DeepComputing also announced a RISC-V based mainboard for Framework Laptop? See: https://x.com/DeepComputingio/status/1826582426807927121 . I was hoping this would enable me to get a Framework in China,
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by nirui 2y ago
Pulling off a Jia Tan Attack while being employed by US cybersecurity firm is probably a guaranteed way to get FBI involved, unlike the real Jia Tan Attack which did very little outside of shocking the community (at least known to the publi
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by nirui 2y ago
> What tipped us off > 5. Background noise during their interview that indicated other people speaking in an interview-like setting The rest maybe false flags, but this really seals the deal. (or... maybe it's just
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by nirui 2y ago
It's the most annoying thing I felt when I using software too. So in my own project, I tend to just keep the message open and wait for user to decide what do to with it, but then that's not a toast anymore. I don't think desi
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by nirui 2y ago
There are many great editors out there, some free some not. If a newcomer wants to break into the market, they need to add something new to the table. Understandably, in this day and age, it might be AI. Plus, they need to find a way to m
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by nirui 2y ago
This thing just gets repeatedly uploaded, I guess deletion is not that useful now. Put that aside, Eric Schmidt did told the truth (maybe except AI and NVidia stock thing) and offered the public a glace of how things actually work within th
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by nirui 2y ago
I'm not a fan of cloud too, but I have to admit that the networks of these big cloud providers built is just better than self-hosted ones. When they say they'll distribute your file globally, they mean it, as long as you pay of co
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by nirui 2y ago
In addition to "signing" the URL, you may also require users to login to view the original image, and serve visitors a compressed version. This could give you the benefit of gaining users (good for VC) while respecting the guests,
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by nirui 2y ago
> Web app technologies became incoherent, prioritizing developer experience over user, and not making the former great either. The main background problem is (industry) consolidation, because the interest for Web techs is not that hot an
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by nirui 2y ago
I would argue that self-hosting hundreds of Nodejs modules might still be a better choice than the alternatives, specially since it give a easier time for bundling tool such as Webpack to workout what it needs to do in order to bundle the p
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by nirui 2y ago
> The big issue with this code is that it was directly linked via a script tag from a CDN (Content Delivery Network). This means that at any given moment, you have no idea what is actually going to be running on your site. What exactly i
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by nirui 2y ago
What does "Safety" means exactly? How do you convenience/make a real intelligence to be "safe", let alone artificial ones that are build to be manipulated? In my eyes, the word "Safe" in their company name
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by nirui 2y ago
Bias alert first, I'm your genuine Chinese, and I don't really like Falun Gong. Maybe they are full of rhetoric, but their propaganda is effective, to the point which you can predict people's narrative based on the recent pub
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by nirui 2y ago
Not at all. I think you've confused the word "progression" with "desperation". Killing is the most basic instinct of animals, a dog can do that if aggravated enough. In fact, a stupid strong dog can be much more vio
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by nirui 2y ago
It's 2024, instead of riding our personal spaceships to habitat on Mars, we use Home Assistant software to alert us about incoming missile attacks. War is the single most unproductive activity humans can do. Sure, maybe Putin has his r
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by nirui 2y ago
> Hard to follow someone, hard to chat Maybe that's one reason why you have such great quality time here. I think the problem about social medias is that people have flaws, and social medias puts a great focus on individual people,
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by nirui 2y ago
That was completely from my memory, and I don't work in the industry, so my information/interpretation maybe inaccurate. Thanks for the additional info.
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by nirui 2y ago
If my memory is still correct, in China camera products must have their GPS module removed/disabled before they're licensed for sale. Since these products looked the same from the outside, and are commonly used by everyone who wan
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by nirui 2y ago
Well, I'm inside a CGNAT. It's like living in an apartment building with 20,000 other families. Maybe it's all fine when everything is normal, but one day, the water pipe on the top floor might go burst while no one is answer
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by nirui 2y ago
I recently learned from a The Verge podcast that the U.S. has law in place to limit how many shares can be owned by a foreign shareholders if the company is a news/media company (??? Alert: I'm not so sure about the detail). Which
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by nirui 2y ago
Odd. I also felt that my memory is not as good as it was used to, and I experiences Doorway effect ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorway_effect ) more frequently in recent years compare to before. But I'm not real

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