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by oynqr 3y ago
I would love to try this out, but my VPN resources are limited and having to set up an OIDC IDP really doesn't sound like fun.
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by oynqr 3y ago
This is from re3, not OpenRW.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Around the time re3 got public interest.
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by oynqr 3y ago
You might not get much spam delivered to your Gmail inbox, but that doesn't stop Gmail from being the largest _source_ of actually delivered spam.
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by oynqr 3y ago
There is no need to hardcode paths with unveil. With a CLI program, you could first parse arguments and then restrict yourself to paths based on that. The same applies for pledge.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Nowadays this only happens for "hidden" networks, because of the obvious privacy implications.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Both sides have to prove they have the PSK/password before the connection is established. This is of course done without sending the password in plain text.
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by oynqr 3y ago
While communication between APs (and forwarding of the data to clients) helps, it's not strictly needed because clients will do background scans, especially when reception is getting worse.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Is that why they book butter knives as real weapons?
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by oynqr 3y ago
> We don’t rely on tracking user data, like what other websites someone has visited, to determine if a user is a human or robot. Doesn't this wording imply that they actually do collect this data, but just don't use it for the
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by oynqr 3y ago
With those preconditons, it doesn't even work on Apple devices.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Brotli comes with a dictionary by default, which is optimized for plaintext use cases. Once you give ZSTD a similar dictionary, its ratios are going to be similar/better. I won't provide random links, because those can't repl
103.
by oynqr 3y ago
You "own" Half Life 3 in some timeline.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Brotli usually compresses plain text better than ZSTD.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Turn your stealth fighter into a regular one with just $30!
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by oynqr 3y ago
Every compliant charging cable is a data cable.
107.
by oynqr 3y ago
Too bad I can't pay Tailscale in cash like I can Mullvad.
108.
by oynqr 3y ago
Ah yes, the three essential building blocks of electronics: NAND, NOR, 8051.
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by oynqr 3y ago
macOS is certified, isn't it?
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by oynqr 3y ago
Thin dry wall with steel framing is pretty good at blocking wifi signals, as far as I recall.
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by oynqr 3y ago
I was going to suggest the Banana Pi BPI-R3, but that still doesn't have 6 GHz. The successor to that one is going to have Wifi 7, but might not get supported by mainline OpenWRT.
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by oynqr 3y ago
No, they have publishers that release updates which just make games worse.
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by oynqr 3y ago
s/Wayland/Gnome/g
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by oynqr 3y ago
You need palera1n, the executable, to run the exploit on your device connected over USB. It is semi-untethered, so you need to run it on every boot, if you want your jailbroken environment. Otherwise it will boot into plain iOS.
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by oynqr 3y ago
It's malicious compliance. They might as well say that since their code is somewhere in Pi, it's all open source.
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by oynqr 3y ago
I mean, you can run actual Linux applications on those. Only limit is gonna be the mostly crappy hardware. Although I guess that could be to the benefit of everyone actually using your software.
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by oynqr 3y ago
So where does that leave Alpine?
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by oynqr 3y ago
Except the smartphones everyone brought along.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Isn't KDE Neon desktop only? For phones, postmarketOS and Mobian would be the ones I think of.
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by oynqr 3y ago
It's the Reddit blackout.

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