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by sigjuice 5y ago
eSIMs should help avoid this scenario, right?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8924270 7 years ago|23 comments
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I don't think it works with Tailscale even though the tailscale0 interfaces say MULTICAST.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
My comment still stands on its own. How do you know there are only "two ends"?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
At the very least, it better have proper CarPlay.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
My comment was not about the original article. It was directed at the comment above me which stated "There are two ends ...".
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by sigjuice 5y ago
How does one confirm how many “ends” are there in a conversation? If WhatsApp secretly set themselves (or another third party) up as an “end” in every conversation , that would also not break break E2EE.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
You might have better results if you use different traceroute options (e.g. --tcp on Linux, which uses TCP SYN for probes) or other traceroute-like programs (e.g. lft, paris-traceroute, mtr)
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Shouldn't there be some way to match up an ICMP packet received to a particular probe(s) e.g. by UDP port or something else?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Quoting the manual section number is common practice in the OpenBSD project and community. It is used quite heavily in the documentation and on the mailing lists.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Agreed. I have a couple of things to make my life slightly easier. I could never understand what kind of twilight zone stashes go into or remember which stash is which when I had too many of them. So I never use stashes any more, I just m
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Maybe. But golang is probably okay for the kinds of things people run on a Raspberry Pi. There is also TinyGo for microcontrollers. https://tinygo.org
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Sorry, I did not understand your question. What are the two things being compared?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
A couple of suggestions for minimal systems for the Raspberry Pi: https://buildroot.org build the whole Linux system from source https://gokrazy.org pure-Go userland for your Raspberry Pi 3/4 appliances
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by sigjuice 5y ago
how do I get free internet at home using this method ... i hate paying comcast every month
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I don't quite understand the details of file sharing ( https://www.kryptor.co.uk/tutorial#using-a-private-and-publi... ) If I want to send an encrypted file to someone, don't I just need the recipient's public
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by sigjuice 5y ago
What does SEV mean? Googling didn’t turn up anything.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Right, how dare that one paid employee not anticipate and address demands from 10 years in the future.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I didn't say split-horizon DNS is needed for getting LE certs. Just that a real domain name is a requirement to obtain LE certs in the first place. How will an A/AAAA query from something like https://my-rpi.my-real-do
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by sigjuice 5y ago
A real domain name is the way to go. The convenience of using LE wildcard certificates is huge. However, running split-horizon DNS is not straightforward, at least in a home setting. I don't see a huge problem with putting a couple o
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Where does it say exactly 4MB of RAM is required?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
and also weigh more than the MacBook Air
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by sigjuice 5y ago
It will take a few years. We just got over the "written in Go" era.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Does copy/paste work between the host and the VM?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
What might happen if both the phone and the battery are plugged into power?
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by sigjuice 5y ago
It is not about compromising DNS servers at coffee shops. If I go to a coffee shop, do any packets even have to go to coffeeshopwifi.com or example.com at all? 1. DHCP happens. 2. I type http://example.com , but I get 'Pleas
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by sigjuice 5y ago
There are other possibilities for numbering bits. I have seen PowerPC documentation where 32-bit registers have bits numbered from 32 to 63, with 32 being the most significant.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
I'm not sure how example.com is better than any other domain in a coffee shop setting. Any DNS lookup can be made to resolve to any arbitrary IP address, so it would not matter if a domain is lapsed or even real.
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Indeed. SICP does take ages. I only worked through the first three chapters and it took me a year. I skipped a handful of problems that simply didn't interest me enough. This was several years ago and I hope to pick up from where I
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by sigjuice 5y ago
Aren't these sorts of trivial fixes best sent to the kernel janitors mailing list? https://lore.kernel.org/kernel-janitors/

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