sambazi

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by sambazi 2y ago
imo the protection is real and a good tradeoff for a research project to become a mass medium (i.e. clients usually don't want incoming connections from the internet[1]) don't get me wrong, i like a global address space as much as
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by sambazi 2y ago
there is probably a reason that rp_filter defaults to off though
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by sambazi 2y ago
i don't think so because attacker-to-client communication is only used to restore the original nat-mapping. otoh ap-isolation isn't really a security feature but enhances spectrum efficiency by suppressing client-to-client communi
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by sambazi 2y ago
because there are so few of them?
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by sambazi 2y ago
security is never perfect and the bar is rising. sequence numbers were once considered 'good enough' as prime-factors are today
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by sambazi 2y ago
a lot of ppl thought this would be a good idea at some point
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by sambazi 2y ago
probably the best rationale so far
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by sambazi 2y ago
probably different things, seem my other comment itt
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by sambazi 2y ago
afaik this was done by a modification to the quality-selection algo, not the videos themselfs
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by sambazi 2y ago
seems more like gog/yt shifted bitrate/resolution downwards because pleps demand 4k, and now the "High Definition" version that was good enough for cinemas looks like crap.
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by sambazi 2y ago
microsoft has you covered
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by sambazi 2y ago
it's even posix complaint!111
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by sambazi 2y ago
> Most of the video I see on YouTube these days is in VP9 or AV1. Occasionally some video is still H.264. can't shake the feeling that most videos at 720p took a hard hit to quality within the last years (or my eyes are getting bett
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by sambazi 2y ago
could always ship a static linked ssh_client
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by sambazi 2y ago
> What is vanilla Linux though? depends; but may i suggest starting at kernel.org then look at 'linux from scratch'/gentoo then maybe slackware; surely not ubuntu
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Possible Azure RCE(zerodayinitiative.com)
44 points by sambazi 2y ago|6 comments
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by sambazi 2y ago
well put
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by sambazi 2y ago
though there is probably a difference between an artistic/artisanal and a forced compromise
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by sambazi 2y ago
> Genuinely this appears to introduce unnecessary friction. After all, if you can trust the government but if you can't trust the government, the friction is necessary. > unable to tie together everything about you just because t
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by sambazi 2y ago
tracking for advertising can also be seen as a stop-gap measure against surveillance because the financial incentive for quantity corrupts the quality of the data
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by sambazi 2y ago
at some point ppl have to acknowledge the differences between a screw and a nail and that a hammer is just not suited for both
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by sambazi 2y ago
what might have been usually doesn't show up in the books though
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by sambazi 2y ago
> Tbh egress filtering is generally not very useful i found it sensible to log-drop non-internet traffic (rfc1918, linklocal ...) on internet-facing egress
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by sambazi 2y ago
doesn't take much stress to make starlink exacerbate packet loss levels way above docsis. it's ok for off-grid but not for the majority.
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by sambazi 2y ago
there are meta sim-card that connect to any carrier, pricy though
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by sambazi 2y ago
the aesthetic and authoritative effects of wrist watches cannot be understated
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by sambazi 2y ago
> If you have a smartphone and don't have a raspberry pi or other SBC and have some use for an under powered Linux box then have fun. thing is, smartphones are the most popular sbc on the planet
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by sambazi 2y ago
> The gig is just too good to miss out on. the compensation required to keep the boat from rocking must be staggering
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by sambazi 2y ago
and discrimination against us has absolutely soared in the last decades
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by sambazi 2y ago
it's not a public api anymore if you have to auth, but i guess you're right

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