sambazi

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by sambazi 2y ago
and then proceeds to download a blob to be interpreted by the firmware over plain http
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by sambazi 2y ago
glorious reminds me of changing mac address to get around data caps in the student dorm network
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by sambazi 2y ago
please, for the love of god, don't regress to manual hosts curation ...
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by sambazi 2y ago
it's been dns-blocked by serveral isp's
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by sambazi 2y ago
exactly, some transactions can be streamlined with digitization but most rely on humans giving a fuck.
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by sambazi 2y ago
10/8 routinely being too small and overlapping is a real good reason to use v6 instead
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by sambazi 2y ago
That Leonardo was a great individual because he did what he did
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by sambazi 2y ago
> How have we regressed to the point that I'm better off using a paper book than online charts for things that don't change? because products that require iteration lend themself to subscription models which in turn mean a recu
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by sambazi 2y ago
it's not really a community if it relies on an influx of random strangers
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by sambazi 2y ago
> You cannot buy trust with simple money. yet rich ppl are granted more upfront trust. maybe because we assume less incentive to rob.
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by sambazi 2y ago
the push of p2p comms in gaming was never a good idea, but i can totally see how it was sold. apart from that i don't know why any game would need incoming connections. the upnp cargo cult in gaming is real though, despite the prevalen
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by sambazi 2y ago
ding ding. your last sentence hit the mark. though from a operations/defensive perspective it often makes sense
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by sambazi 2y ago
interestingly, i religiously disable upnp/pmp on all residential cpe's that i configure due to it's glaring security implications. never heard of a problem though i do defend v4-nat internet as the way it was meant to be, bei
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by sambazi 2y ago
good catch. seems worthy of an gh issue
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by sambazi 2y ago
this is a real downside of ip reputation systems
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by sambazi 2y ago
how it started, how it's going. billions of ppl access the internet thru nat everyday, i'm glad it exists and also happy for alternatives
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by sambazi 2y ago
nordvpn is the new frosties tony
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by sambazi 2y ago
an old linux laptop with a ubus-rule to rsync DCIM-folder upon device-uid connection would also work and not be dependent on apple products
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by sambazi 2y ago
tbf cgnat is fine for the majority of consumers. a solution to get public v4 on the cpe could be a deeply burried "advanced-expert iknowwhatiamdoing" checkbox in the isp portal
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by sambazi 2y ago
either buy paying a few bucks for a vps with static v4 or try techniques like "nat hole punching" to keep the cgnat statemachine happy. but tbf it isn't meant to
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by sambazi 2y ago
rock and a hard place both seem to be political problems rather than technical ones
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by sambazi 2y ago
> I've grown to hate several advertisers simply because Youtube puts them in front of me so often. familiar feeling from the days of watching linear tv. but it's like the rest of politics; knowledge of that brand is burnt into
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by sambazi 2y ago
a few years ago i received a week of robo calls after renewing a domain lease. don't remember which registrar but i do remember that my number was redacted in the whois record and concluded that their process must be leaky. (also germa
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by sambazi 2y ago
thinking about the same. what did push you over the edge?
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by sambazi 2y ago
involved conservationists and curators rarely get the recognition they deserve, but sometimes obstructionists are just that
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by sambazi 2y ago
encoding decides how bytes are interpreted
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by sambazi 3y ago
true, though i think the code style focuses on readability
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by sambazi 3y ago
both bash and zsh are orders of magnitude more complex than sh or even ksh
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by sambazi 3y ago
was referring to the google stats, which seems to be approaching 50% v6
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by sambazi 3y ago
yet here we are

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