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by oskapt 7y ago
Thanks for clarifying. My research there is a couple years old, but before posting I did some spot checking on CF-hosted domains and did see several using 1:1 certificates. They were all financial institutions, so I figured that there was a
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by oskapt 7y ago
Tor has limited value. Lots of things are blocked (search, for example), and it's slower than dialup. The security of the exit points is also questionable, and this is about trust. Pushing all traffic through a VPN only moves the probl
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by oskapt 7y ago
My ISP (Entel Chile) started blocking DNS requests to non-Entel servers in July. DoT would not give me a way around this, because they can still see that it is DNS traffic by the port. DoH mixes DNS traffic in with the noise of HTTPS traffi
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by oskapt 7y ago
It can be less conspiratorial than that. It is a legal and diplomatic challenge for the US to get permission or to install infrastructure to monitor traffic in foreign countries. It is much easier for Cloudflare to drop an ingress server th
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by oskapt 7y ago
There are instructions[1] for pointing your Pi-Hole directly to Cloudflare to forward DNS requests over DoH. You can use the same software to point at any other DoH resolver, and you can disable (or alter the endpoint for) the DoH resolvers
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by oskapt 7y ago
This isn’t APRS or amateur radio at all. The article doesn’t call out the band info, but if this is running over 2.4 or 5 GHz, it’s unlicensed spectrum and available for use by anyone. If they were running over licensed spectrum, the FCC wo
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by oskapt 8y ago
I went through their whole tutorial video section on the site, and a complementary section on how other people use Devon (author, lawyer, some other types). It took me a couple of nights of watching videos before bed to get my head around i
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by oskapt 8y ago
Everything. I have databases for home and work. In the home database I have top-level folders for me and my wife (for personal stuff we each might store), documents, invoices and receipts. The Documents folder has all sorts of delineation -
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by oskapt 8y ago
For managing folders that collect cruft, or for doing things like deleting screenshots from the desktop after some period of time, I use Hazel. It’s great for menial maintenance tasks.
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by oskapt 8y ago
I do all document management with an app called DEVONthink. I’ve been working with digital paper apps for years, and DEVONthink absolutely crushes everything else. I put everything in it, and I sync it between devices using WebDAV via Seafi
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by oskapt 8y ago
The site was updated to reflect that you can run K3s on hardware with only 512MB of RAM. You'll get to use most of that for your workloads.
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by oskapt 8y ago
In an environment where only a fraction of support is needed, it doesn't make sense to run a fat distro with features that you'll never use. K3s is designed for low-power, low-resource environments that don't need things like
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by oskapt 8y ago
The site has been updated to reflect that the nodes only need 512MB of RAM to run K3s _and Kubernetes workloads_. K3s itself doesn't consume 512MB of RAM.
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by oskapt 10y ago
Passport/ID is reasonable. I have trading accounts that needed that information. It's the demand for taxpayer ID that is fishy.
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by oskapt 10y ago
It's not phishing. I submitted a ticket to dns.pt independent of the original email.
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Ask HN: Why would a foreign domain registry want my SSN?
3 points by oskapt 10y ago|5 comments