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by nirui 2y ago
QUIC protocol itself is certainly sophisticated, but implementing it might be a different story. I'm still skeptical about the overall "safety"/protection of HTTP/3. A QUIC UDP server is definitely going to need to
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by nirui 2y ago
Correction: statement "reasonable to assume it should contain fewer bugs" is not true. The correct idea is "it should be is easier to implement HTTP/1.1 server safely because HTTP/1.1 is a simpler protocol compare t
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by nirui 2y ago
HTTP/1.1 is far easier to implement, thus it is reasonable to assume it should contain fewer bugs. HTTP/2 (and HTTP/3) is vastly different in features (added multiplexing, windowing, HPACK etc). All this transforms a largely
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by nirui 3y ago
> Xi could have left the country quasi-free With what method? Before Xi's rising, China wasn't exactly a nice place to begin with. The corruption was rampant, and the gangs were effecting the lives of common people. All the com
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by nirui 3y ago
I'm not sure why the article give so many of it to Xi. I doubt things will go much different if you swap Xi with someone else. Mao and Deng are IMO different. For Mao, he is the starter of this saga. For Deng, he's a visionary, an
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by nirui 3y ago
Mainly TV, TV box and phones with non-open-source ROMs etc. These devices do need Internet connection for normal operations, which is why it's so hard to block suspicious traffic from them.
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by nirui 3y ago
Correction: instead of `SHA256`, I've should typed `AES256`. The last time when I wrote any encryption, it was still back in 2019... that's why I lost it... Sorry :)
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by nirui 3y ago
The strategy used to detect "Fully Encrypted Traffic" is indeed complex, but the protocols investigated by the paper (at least Shadowsocks, VMess. Not really sure about Obfs4) works by transforming the traffic to make it "loo
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by nirui 3y ago
I been seeing people on Twitter mocking the project, but I need it... You have no idea how much time I've wasted trying to block some products from pinging their home server with curious data stream, but failed to do so because I can&#
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by nirui 3y ago
> Because it 1000% is, and China is engaging in the same game today. So China is exporting it's movie such as the Battle of Chosin Reservoir to saturate America market with it's propaganda? Can you offer any example of that hap
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by nirui 3y ago
> America used to win in such circumstances It looked like that you're treating Hollywood-style cultural export as competition, and your conclusion is "America is losing control because of the involvements from China-backed fil
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by nirui 3y ago
Apple had a good show on stage, but I think the fake eyes is something you just can't optimize enough to make people like it. No matter how you trying to make it look "natural", it just can't, there are countless edge ca
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by nirui 3y ago
Based on what I've read, Sxmo is not a WM, it's more like a flavored distribution/setup based on postmarketOS. It uses dwm/Wayland as WM, and many other tools to enable other features. The SSH part claimed (based on my u
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by nirui 3y ago
I was commenting on the situation I know based on context, as well as my background knowledge and opinions. If you interprets any criticism towards few Chinese companies as Sinophobia, then that's sounds like your problem. Also, maybe
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by nirui 3y ago
The mindset of Chinese companies is different. The consumer laws in China don't work the same way compare to (say) the one in the US. Chinese user often only permitted to use the product as-is, if you developed and/or published a
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by nirui 3y ago
Haier was a state controlled/ran company founded by the Chinese gov. Someone/team in their organization certainly still remember the days of being an untouchable. I'm glad that they regretted their wrong decisions and trying
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by nirui 3y ago
I doubt that the fun is ended with that X1 Carbon in hand. You maybe able to install Libreboot on that T430, and it might make the machine boot faster. > even a laptop as durable as this can _get damaged_ after six years of heavy use One
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by nirui 3y ago
I see your point actually, I had a lot's of fun in Garry's Mod too playing people's creation. My previous comment was more like a personal regret on my self that I failed to convert my modding experience into actual skill in
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by nirui 3y ago
I modded a game (tho not hl) for many years, I come here to opposite this. I think since the kid is interested in building a game that they designed themselves, it's better to handover a (simple) game engine to him. A game engine enabl
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by nirui 3y ago
Ha! I just knew I won't need to waste money on a faster Internet to watch YouTube smoother. YouTube slows you down anyways. But in all seriousness: 1) YouTube can slow it down all you want, ban my account if you have to, I'll not
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by nirui 3y ago
This has to be a joke. The only way it can be realistically implemented involves the storage of clear-text user password to enable string replacement during comment submission. Either that or converting user comment to a prefix/suffix
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by nirui 3y ago
The question might looked silly now, but the originally submitted title was "How to run a DOS-based Web Server (seriously)". Which is still the title of the article. Since it was including the word "seriously", I thought
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by nirui 3y ago
It's cool and all, but does FreeDOS support something similar to Data Execution Prevention? I know MS-DOS probably don't have it, and searching "'FreeDOS' 'Data Execution Prevention'" on DuckDuckGo yi
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by nirui 3y ago
A well-know thing is, rebuilding things was a fairly common (and for some, important) method for the local gov to raise funds. One instance in our city almost 10 years back, they built a perfectly acceptable 4-lane city road, and then compl
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by nirui 3y ago
I just knew it's Sabine's video (I watched it last night) when I saw the name R. P. Kerr. I love her video too, though so far the only thing that I've learned from it is how to properly pronounce the word Einstein :DDDD Anywa
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by nirui 3y ago
Now with this bit of free free-time, the Lord might finally be able to convince YouTube to make their ads more bearable, so people don't have to install ad blockers to begin with. I installed mine after YouTube starts to show 45 minute
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by nirui 3y ago
> This is because software engineers never actually use devices that have parental controls enabled Well, I do. Back when I was ~13 years-old I tried to block one of my parent from visiting gambling sites with the parental control featur
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by nirui 3y ago
Off topic, but: > Micromanaging your Mac is a fruitless venture. Use your Mac and enjoy it... I run...just fine > Apple is right. You bought too little RAM and it can't be changed now. You'll need to alter your usage habit
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by nirui 3y ago
I think the problem here is "recent". Many vendors stopped making laptops as they used to. You would think with less moving parts in those modern laptops they should fail less... not the case. Now days, simply pulling the USB-C ch
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by nirui 3y ago
This is another Thinkpad festival post? Let me just cold you down a bit by telling you that a 12-year-old laptop still kicking isn't that big of a deal. I have this DELL Studio laptop released back in September, 2009, and it can still

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