silon42

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by silon42 6y ago
I'd do the reverse, block any internet access unless it's over a VPN gateway. Additionally, block anything by default that wasn't looked up over my DNS proxy and/or uses HTTPS without SNI...
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by silon42 6y ago
I've used http://www.gedanken.org.uk/software/wwwoffle/ a long time ago (when on modem). What I'd like is to cache the history for each page too (important for news pages).
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by silon42 6y ago
GNOME? Wayland?
694.
by silon42 6y ago
Couldn't one implement NAT for IPv6 too? Is there a reason why not?
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by silon42 6y ago
Pixel perfect... I hope it supports "Large fonts" settings.
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by silon42 6y ago
Yuck... personally I'd want a Lint that would disallow many such syntax differences from Java: - force use of () - force use of ; - etc...
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by silon42 6y ago
Direct to X can be much faster, as there is no middle man. And can have better keyboard (and mouse) support which in terminals is pretty poor. This is why vi(m) is best for terminals, because it's keyboard shortcuts are adapted for tha
698.
by silon42 6y ago
normal SATA(2/3) would be plenty good (even better if 2 ports).
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by silon42 6y ago
There was VGA Trek also.
700.
by silon42 6y ago
Maybe to handle things like suspend/resume, ...
701.
by silon42 6y ago
firewall anything that doesn't go through your DNS server... at least thay way the malware will be obviously detectable.
702.
by silon42 6y ago
Is there an outbound proxy for HTTP/3?
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by silon42 6y ago
If the site provides a trusted certificate for gmail.com, things are fine. IP shouldn't matter, port probably will.
704.
by silon42 6y ago
How do they handle "enterprise" proxies that ban direct internet access? I probably should setup that at home.
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by silon42 6y ago
+1... need outgoing connections whitelisting, blocking all by default.
706.
by silon42 6y ago
It will not prevent firewalling... but the TV might not work.
707.
by silon42 6y ago
This is what would consider doing in my home firewall, because I don't want requests going out to unknown sites.
708.
by silon42 6y ago
The new Samsungs (and others) have a remote without numbers... Thankfully the old remotes still work (and even better).
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by silon42 6y ago
I just fear they will start doing Internet via TV box via HDMI... it will be time to cancel that too, or use it via VGA converter.
710.
by silon42 6y ago
+1 have Samsung TV(s), never connected to internet, never will.
711.
by silon42 6y ago
I'd use the answer 2 (but attempt to just compress the output first, depending on type of data, leaving original file alone)
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by silon42 6y ago
IMO, the current behavior is correct, it would be absolutely horrible when having lower bound higher bound suddenly reversed the order instead of producing an empty result. (think dynamic ranges, not hardcoded ones). Perhaps the operator sh
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by silon42 6y ago
Haven't used it (or any IOT), but they are doing something right: (quote) Because your smart home gateway is designed to operate locally inside your home without the need for a centralised cloud service, it will continue to work just a
714.
by silon42 6y ago
> (Some of us could go through the trouble of setting up a private CA to deal with this issue, but getting everything to trust your own personal CA root seems like almost as much of a hassle at times.) This is the actual problem... setti
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by silon42 6y ago
I've used a Mac, but would never consider it without swapping those keys (to make proper Ctrl/Alt for most apps, ... manually configuring the others). Also, a proper Alt+Tab app that works on window level is essential.
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by silon42 6y ago
>I find the app-based window navigation in vanilla GNOME 3 rather frustrating, and try as I might, I just can't get comfortable navigating between what I think of as applications. Same here. Gone from GNOME because of this.
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by silon42 6y ago
Another case: plastic (non) recycling.
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by silon42 6y ago
+1
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by silon42 6y ago
First thing I usually switch off on Linux is the compositor. It's not that bad typically (you notice latency only if you look for it), but why add unnecessary latency...
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by silon42 6y ago
Graphical designers vs UI designers...

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