penagwin

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   by penagwin 7y ago

   My understanding is that they record encrypted traffic too. They can't read any of it - yet. But they're betting one day either a security vulnerability will be discovered, or computers will be fast enough to attack the encryption
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   Thanks for the warning, are there any good tools that integrate with pull request checks that can be self hosted? We self host nearly everything at work except for github. (And it's VERY difficult for me to get anything that costs mone
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   > if you're at risk of getting banned Which is unfortunately anyone and everyone on YouTube
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   I don't personally use Rust (yet) but I love seeing its progress! Congrats to everyone who has been contributing to Rust, it's definitely moving the language forward!
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   Redirecting to https is still problematic though. Let's say your websites homepage only uses http but the login form is over https. You can MiTM the homepage, and change the login link to haX0r.xyz and then proxy the login.
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   This. I worked at a small cell phone repair store. We could replace lots of parts in say an iPhone 7, but nearly no soldering. Parts are relatively cheap (lcd might be 35$ for the 7 when I was there) - and we were only paid up to 12/14
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   You is correct, he was being sarcastic I guess
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   But are there access controls other than private channels?
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   by penagwin 7y ago

   This is one of the reasons I love docker, for personal use it makes experimenting with new projects soooo easy. Plus I have a simple traefik + compose setup so I can easily have it all automatically routed with a subdomain and https. I migh
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Given that it's potentially profitable and works, who cares if it's done in a widespread way? That fact that it easily could is the problem IMO.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Counter point, why should '/' be invalid? I'm not saying it's good practice or that the compiler shouldn't warn you, but "/home/me/path_to_thing/file" is a perfectly valid path.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Also checkout Node Red [0], it's fairly popular in the automation space. It's rather sparse by default, but after adding in some community nodes (or making some yourself) it's pretty useful. https://nodered.org&#x2
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    On the flip side I feel like nginx has too high of a profile. It'd be better to target some other low level system package or npm/pip module, etc.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Idk if they would knock you out or just give you anesthetic but keep you semi-aware. "Knocking people out" is generally avoided, but this obviously depends on the specific situation. Are there any medically experienced people that
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    > It takes hundreds of lines of javascript to be executed to do a single "console.log." Uhh what now? It's just one line `console.log("hello")`
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    I've noticed this with other stories, it feels more like we clicked the link when it wasn't updated to the latest news, somehow taking us to a stale page. It doesn't feel like censorship from what I've experienced, more
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    It could have the opposite affect too though, since google ads are essentially a bidding war, so if you have lots of money you could theoretically just out bid all your opponents (then it's down to who has more money).
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    I think the problem is that because of the size of each torrent, and there's 1000 of them, it's difficult to effectively seed all at once, so instead people would rather seed sections at once, and rotate through them. I'm not
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    From what I've heard a good chunk of people rotate their seeds for LibGen because their seedboxes can't handle all the connections for every torrent at once.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Idk, I feel like we have far better software on our computers, and mirrorless/dslr's will always beat our phones in terms of raw specs. This is more of a "Now anyone can capture decent astrophotography with just their phone!&
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    It does appear to be openvpn based, but if they were focused on launching their product and only had apple products on hand then that's likely why it's mac/ios only. I'd expect that they'll have other platforms soon
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Sure libre _might be better_ in that regard. But 99% of business sheets are done in excel, and work in excel. If they don't work in libre then that's an automatic no-go for most managers/whoever makes that decision.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Yes but it doesn't require the index, it can use any steam vr compatible headset.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    DMT can also be smoked or injected, the reason why oral consumption requires the MAOI is because it prevents an enzyme in your liver* from destroying the DMT. The effects of smoking it are only ~15 minutes long from what I've heard. Bl
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    A Shared and trusted resolver is just centralization again though... I don’t know enough about DNS, but I’m wondering if we could somehow fit BitTorrent into the mix for the home resolver?
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    It might be similar to (albiet the oposite of) how putting on a pair of decent active noise cancelling headphones "sound different" (even if you were in an otherwise quiet room) and/or many people report a "head pressure
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Yeah the word "spy" might be debatable but it's certainly something like "snooping". Just because they process the data doesn't mean they need to record it. I feel like a good analogy here is the ISP is your se
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Last time I checked, motherboard's for thread ripper cpus were around 200~300$, is that still the case? The motherboard cost really erases the budget for entry, as that's the price of a decent ryzen cpu.
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Unfortunately nobody knows, and you have little to no recourse if they ban you :( It's insane to me that Google has gotten so hostile, they place little to no value on individual accounts, meanwhile those accounts are the lifeline of s
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    by penagwin 7y ago

    Also same goes for non-Mirrorless Cameras as well!