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robbintt
9y ago
Agreed. A film and its corresponding image management toolchain is a fantastically complex automaton.
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10y ago
I have to disable this in the US to use netflix. I wish they would allow VPN users through based on an address based authentication.
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10y ago
This project aims to "do one thing and do it well". I posted this elsewhere but it bears repeating. This project is designed to be simple, auditable, and disposable, and have the minimum attack surface and maintenance costs. Other
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10y ago
Yeah exactly -- it's a condom rather than an enigma machine.
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10y ago
I may have to fork the Stouts.openvpn role. I also am not pleased that their easy-rsa tarball is not easily auditable rather than pulling it as a subrepository directly from OpenVPN. edit: I have audited the easy-rsa tarball. It's sti
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10y ago
Please add an issue with any reference and ideas for doing this. I would love PRs too.
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10y ago
This tool is to protect you from verizon supercookies and comcast deep packet inspection. These companies sell access to this data to local law enforcement without requiring a warrant. LEO make choices based on the narrative about you they
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10y ago
Ansible provides idempotency and some measure of auditabity. Ansible is one way to manage things.
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10y ago
This project is designed to be auditable and disposable. It does only one thing and (hopefully) does it well. Also this project is intended to be broadly accessible to people who feel they can do the basics of managing a server.
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10y ago
Hi, thanks for your feedback. Can you submit a github issue? I need to establish a traffic testing method for assessing whether any traffic is leaking. This would be a valuable general tool for all vpn toolchains.
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10y ago
I made a project like this as well, but with Ansible. I submitted a separate post for that but won't link it here out of courtesy. https://github.com/robbintt/popup-openvpn
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Show HN: Use Ansible to Run a “friends and Family” OpenVPN Server on Digital Ocean
(github.com)
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11y ago
It is also reasonable to use abbreviations. This not only impacts letter frequency, it also speeds encryption and reduces the efficacy of a Dictionary style attack.
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11y ago
If he doesn't need the money, it is far more likely that he likes people and sees no reason to say no. The author also overstates Wozniak's pull. People like that he is a quirky hacker. I don't think people ask him publicly f
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11y ago
> customization of text files for creating shortcuts what do you mean by this?
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11y ago
INVN supplies the MPU6050 IMU common to most smartphones. It's a really high quality combined accelerometer and gyroscope. Samsung also uses tons of these. Furthermore these will likely be in everything, and they are tiny. They use a
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11y ago
Yep, car free since 2010!
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12y ago
Do you know where I can observe this? I'd like to review the code.
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12y ago
What is the deal with the site behind this advertisement/article? Assembly seems to have some pretty restrictive and controlling terms, paired with a feel good video. IMO they are trying to bottle up a genie. https://assemb
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12y ago
I think I can attach another insight into this. The underlying malaise is probably related to the human condition. Humans are fundamentally a medium for our collaborative works (in this context) and two factors causes these rebuilds. 1. A
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12y ago
I recently bought one of these and didn't even boot it into windows before ripping out the drive and tossing in a linux installation on my SSD. Never been more grateful to be technologically competent. Also, I am wiping that drive.
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12y ago
Holy shit, I bought a lenovo Z50-70, ripped out my drive, and put in a linux drive. I've never been happier to have some semblance of control over these things.