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by r1ch 3y ago
For me one of the key features is the integrated TLS server, so my backups can be transferred over the internet at decent speeds. Tools based on SSH all suffer from the SSH window limit and will never reach high speeds over the internet.
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by r1ch 3y ago
The official rejection reason: Violation reference ID: Yellow Zinc Violation: Description provided is insufficient to understand the functionality of the item. I filled in all the new mandatory fields and had chatgpt rewrite the description
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by r1ch 3y ago
The title is a bit misleading. In Quake-speak, the "game" is the what defines the game rules, hence what enables modding. This source release does not include the actual game engine, only the gameplay logic, which has traditionall
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by r1ch 3y ago
I used to have an extension that promised to never be sold or even updated beyond the initial release, since it was a one-liner that can't possibly ever need to change. The Chrome Web Store took it down after 5+ years, presumably becau
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by r1ch 3y ago
TLDR: hashcash as SaaS.
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by r1ch 3y ago
What's the point of this attack? If you're using a .EML to display a link to a phishing page, surely a .PDF works just as well?
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by r1ch 3y ago
The article mentions this, you're limited to what you can set / get on visited link CSS.
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by r1ch 3y ago
QUIC unfortunately defaults to 1370 bytes to avoid having to deal with PMTUD :(. Endpoints are free to negotiate higher and the protocol does provide a way to generate arbitrary sized ping frames, but it's likely most implementations w
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by r1ch 3y ago
I wonder if we're at a point yet where gzip's slowness is becoming a bottleneck. I wish zstd support in the browser was prioritized a bit higher, brotli does have similar/ better compression due to the dictionary but speed is
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by r1ch 3y ago
Unfortunately you can't really rely on PMTU discovery these days. Not only is it regularly filtered, it slows every connection down since you add a RTT for the ICMP packets for every TCP host you talk to. In this case I would say the V
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by r1ch 3y ago
It can create network namespaces but you need to use other tools to actually set them up.
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by r1ch 3y ago
I've been stripping off the cross signed certificate on my desktop-targeted sites shortly after it was introduced. I found it caused compatibility issues when there were none before as some certificate validators were tripping up on th
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by r1ch 3y ago
My Aranet4 has been great, the original batteries lasted well over a year with even with Bluetooth transmissions enabled, which can be read by any BLE application (I use Home Assistant). You only "need" the app for firmware update
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by r1ch 3y ago
We used SMW at Liquipedia, an esports wiki. The idea was that all the data about players and teams could be exposed through SMW. Unfortunately we're now in the process of transitioning away from it due to major performance issues and d
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by r1ch 3y ago
Unfortunately SFTP isn't a good replacement when speed is a concern, anything running over OpenSSH will have its bandwidth limited by the fixed window size. I long for the day when HPN-SSH replaces OpenSSH everywhere.
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by r1ch 3y ago
This is on top of them being 100% more expensive for some TLDs than their competitors. Sadly it looks like it's time to find a new registrar.
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by r1ch 3y ago
Most freezing situations are blocking the UI thread, which should already be handled by the "Not Responding" dialog. I can't think of many cases where you'd want to terminate an application that isn't frozen instead
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by r1ch 3y ago
Providing an option to the average user that will immediately kill an application and lose all unsaved data seems like a terrible idea. Are apps so prone to freezing that they require terminating on a daily basis? I can't even remember
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by r1ch 3y ago
This is the kind of thing that I hope search engines will penalize you for. You're treading a very fine line between "SEO" and outright deception.
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by r1ch 3y ago
Optane was also a contender for the biggest fundamental shift - byte addressable persistent memory with insane endurance is simply in a different class to every other SSD technology out there. No need for a FTL. No need for a DRAM / SL
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by r1ch 3y ago
It's crazy to me that some carriers still charge extra for 5G when this was the real goal. They're actively incentivizing me to stay on 4G and increase congestion.
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by r1ch 3y ago
Yes, the mandatory TPM and secure boot only applies to Windows 11. I'm sure they're eager to drop Windows 10 support as soon as they're able to.
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by r1ch 3y ago
Their anti cheat is a kernel level driver and requires secure boot to make sure it loads before anything could potentially tamper with the system.
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by r1ch 3y ago
OpenSSH does enable TCP keepalives by default so that it can detect and close dead connections, but the keepalive interval is far too high to work around bad NATs. Kind of related to the OP, I spent a decent amount of time trying to have my
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by r1ch 3y ago
Try connecting to an SSH server for more than a few hours without passing traffic and then have the server be the one to send a message. Oops! Your ISP tore down the NAT association and you have no idea the server isn't sending anythin
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by r1ch 3y ago
This probably won't last, the servers aren't fully loaded with VMs yet.
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by r1ch 4y ago
I wish manufacturers exposed a way to manually provision the drive as all SLC / MLC / TLC, a small SLC cache drive would be great for several use cases.
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by r1ch 4y ago
> eSIMs are a massive win when travelling, too My experience with this was very disappointing. I decided to buy an eSIM at the airport while my friend opted for a physical SIM. He was done in 30 seconds, meanwhile I was struggling to fin
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by r1ch 4y ago
It's the same reason why your home router runs an ancient version of Linux that can never be updated. The hardware requires a proprietary firmware blob that only links with a specific kernel. You can never update the system independent
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by r1ch 4y ago
Malware that replaces crypto addresses on webpages is already aware of this - they try to generate addresses with similar starting and ending characters since most people aren't checking the whole thing.

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