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by rubatuga 3y ago
Firechat, famously used during the Hong Kong 2015 demonstrations
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Probably less PM2.5 rating
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by rubatuga 3y ago
How are they supposed to read the chip? Why not just have a large chip that is readable and non edible? So many questions that aren't answered in the article.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Not really, WireGuard is a protocol for direct encrypted transfer of bits on the L3 layer. Do something simple and do it well.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
macOS has an AI video upscaling algorithm that was introduced in version 12
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by rubatuga 3y ago
The vulnerability is known since DHCP accepts any routes it receives (by design) and because ISPs could always MITM your connection and log everything.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Hashed emails are not one way functions because the number of possible emails is so low and are trivially bruteforced, this is definitely a privacy leak.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Actually cloudflare doesn't have access to your MAC address so it's a bit more difficult to attest that you are a legitimate user.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
See very high frequency VHF and ultra high frequency UHF and super high frequency SHF.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Regarding the hardware, I would not recommend to use a raspberry pi, not only are they hard to get and expensive but as another comment states the RPi rely on SD cards which are prone to corruption. I think it's better to rely on secon
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by rubatuga 3y ago
You can force it to E core, using the taskpolicy command. Here I use it to let my VM run in the background: https://github.com/yoonsikp/vm_configs/blob/master/power_sav...
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Your sensor is not very specific to the type and concentration of VOCs, so it's hard to say how unhealthy it is.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
.tk
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by rubatuga 3y ago
The layer with MAC addresses is the most successful part (layer 2)
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Assesment of Visual Voicemail on iPhones (2012)(insinuator.net)
1 points by rubatuga 3y ago|0 comments
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by rubatuga 3y ago
People definitely rely on the number of bits in v4 for security. I wonder what are some use cases where you can't rely on v7 for security?
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Not sure what the problem is when it enables discussions on the origin of the word anime (animation).
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by rubatuga 3y ago
I'm guessing WireGuard PSK is post quantum safe, because it doesn't depend on a private/public keypair?
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Video description: "In the 1000-ball part balls are initially mutually separated by less than a millionth of the plot width. "
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Not sure how wise it is to use Huawei networking gear when it's been banned in some countries for security reasons. Also, setting up wifi access points through Debian can be a bit tedious. I simply recommend OpenWRT when it comes to ro
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by rubatuga 3y ago
The Silicon Valley TV show had a pizza startup that met a similar demise [0], bringing the show closer to documentary than fiction! [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYu-d6y5HRo
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Strange word for value oriented shopping!
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by rubatuga 3y ago
really missing the papaya milk from the 7/11 Taiwan, couldn't find it in 7/11 in South Korea or Japan
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by rubatuga 3y ago
ZFS + rsync.net
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by rubatuga 3y ago
You can use zfs send which is a append only operation
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by rubatuga 3y ago
If you care about simplicity, you should try our managed public IP address service called Hoppy. We give you clean IPv4 /32 and IPv6 /56 blocks, and don't block ports allowing you to even host a mail server. https:/&#x2
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Big fan of nvidia and asrock motherboards !
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by rubatuga 3y ago
Mostly the extra heat degrades the battery chemistry
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by rubatuga 3y ago
I'm really impressed by free web apps like figma! It almost feels like a native app due to their use of WASM.
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by rubatuga 3y ago
As someone who knows little about coax cables, is RG213 a thicker cable with lower losses? Also glad to see water is wet.

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