p1mrx

166 ms·

2101.
by p1mrx 14y ago
Doesn't 220MPH seem insufficiently ambitious? That's at least 12 hours to get from New York to Los Angeles.
2102.
by p1mrx 14y ago
And thanks to the carrier-grade firewall, you have to start wasting your battery on keep-alives again.
2103.
by p1mrx 14y ago
Since this attack is based on Router Advertisements, you need to be on the same LAN to exploit it. It also does not apply if the LAN implements RA Guard (RFC6105).
2104.
by p1mrx 14y ago
> test-ipv6.com works, but it is far some simple How about http://ip6.me/ and http://ip4.me/ ?
2105.
by p1mrx 14y ago
Here: http://test-ipv6.com/ It's not possible to determine both your IPv4 and IPv6 address in a way that's compatible with curl or links, however. You need something like JavaScript to issue the second request.
2106.
by p1mrx 14y ago
The data connection only supports one protocol at a time, so it's IPv6-only. T-Mobile provides a NAT64/DNS64 gateway which generates an IPv6 address for every domain you query. This works in most cases, unless you have an app that doesn't
2107.
by p1mrx 14y ago
> Looking forward to World IPv6 Launch day on 6/6. It's already here! W6L occurred at midnight UTC, which was prior to your post.
2108.
by p1mrx 14y ago
Here are the primary reasons why IPvFoo is better: - It doesn't send every domain you visit to a third-party server. - It shows whether you're actually using IPv6, not just whether a AAAA record exists. - It shows you all the page elements,
2109.
by p1mrx 14y ago
IPvFoo is much better (disclaimer: I wrote it). https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ecanpcehffngcegjma...
2110.
by p1mrx 15y ago
Oh come on, the only thing transparent about this design is the resin. It's an integrated circuit connected to a few passive components. The only way you'll have a chance of understanding it is by reading the datasheet.
2111.
by p1mrx 15y ago
> if it starts a fire no insurance is going to cover the [loss]. Are you sure about that? On what evidence are you basing this claim? I've been searching for the last 20 minutes, and all I can conclude is that this is a very subtle an
2112.
by p1mrx 15y ago
The whole point of IP networking was that you could connect to an unlimited number of destinations in parallel using a single phone line. How is this still a mind-blowing concept?
2113.
by p1mrx 15y ago
Skyscrapers are also a bad idea, because tall things have a tendency to tip over.
2114.
by p1mrx 15y ago
If we manage to "run out" of water, then the obvious next step is to desalinate the ocean. There's a big difference between running out of water, and running out of cheap water.
2115.
by p1mrx 15y ago
Another caveat: it's unsafe to embed arbitrary JSON in an HTML <script> tag, because a string containing "</script>" will get picked up by the parser. This particular case can be patched by replacing "</" with "<\/".