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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Whoops! Thanks. Pre coffee interpretation :)
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Anyone else have no idea SFCs were experimental? Whoops!
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Some cached copies of their site: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:kifZOX... https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cMhBFd... An "expose" on how unsafe it is:
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
This might not be 100% correct, but from what I understand it was never on an app store, rather the phone was sold and distributed as is - an untraceable phone with apps preinstalled Ok found my source: > The Australian Federal Police th
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Maybe a part of RES? https://redditenhancementsuite.com/
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
And then you have to hope your ISP doesn't use CGNAT
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Amazing thanks! I'll have a dig through. I'm incredibly fascinated with video codecs but it does my head in.
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
If you find that reddit thread I'd love to see it thanks!
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Didn't know that! Kind of disappointing.
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
People have managed to tune into the raw video stream via RTL-SDR. I'm guessing this IP is post this step and internal to their streaming https://www.rtl-sdr.com/receiving-space-x-falcon-9-telemetry... https:/&#x
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Important question! ACCC have quite the powers here that I see lacking in say the US
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Dominance of Apple and Google’s app stores impacting competition and consumers(accc.gov.au)
647 points by skeletonjelly 5y ago|484 comments
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Haven't used it in a little bit, but from memory most of my flow for this was drag and drop. Drag the source onto Calibre, then drag that to the Kindle logo up top.
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
As an Australian I share your issues! Interested to see if there's any responses
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Yep this. SQL Server using RAM is by design. If it's using too much because you're using it for dev work then you can simply limit the amount it can access. RAM is there to be used!
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Seconding this! Went from npm/vue2/ts to npx/vite/vue3/ts and it's so much better.
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
The other thousand of things aren't as small though right?
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
Looks like it's written in web assembly too. https://earth.google.com/static/wasm/9.134.0.0/earthwasm.was...
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by skeletonjelly 5y ago
https://twitter.com/searchliaison/status/1115706765088182272 Does this help? foobar before:2012 It's not perfect but quick and easy for what I mostly do which is trying to find older news articles on stories
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Madlad. Thanks I'll give it a go.
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Thanks to your comment I installed jackett! Pretty interesting. I only use private trackers, can you recommend a public one to add to search for this?
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
That was quick! Hopefully he can put up the Ubiquity breach soon too
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Interesting to see what Troy Hunt does next considering they send him free stuff[1] and he speaks highly of them. He's so far only said it's "obviously a really bad look"[2] 1. https://www.troyhunt.com/
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Pity about his views. Wish I could agree, his past stuff is genius.
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Google+ anyone?
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Side note: that is some really elegant documentation
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Can you be tracked within the private browsing mode though? For instance in Chrome private tabs I know if you log in to something then open a new tab, that tab retains the cookies from the private session until you close all private tabs. I
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Your point was clearly the broader law-enforcement tracking, you sought to draw a comparison between the two events to ask why one had been an infosec focus of law enforcement.
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Very interesting! Do you have a link or quick example you could please share?
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by skeletonjelly 6y ago
Then you weren't paying attention enough, and just because you don't recall doesn't mean it didn't happen, which it did: https://theintercept.com/2020/07/09/twitter-dataminr-police-... Kno

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