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by tg180 4y ago
It's probably related to a DDOS https://status.torproject.org/issues/2022-06-09-network-ddos...
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by tg180 4y ago
I had to ban Flyservers on many occasions too. Given the frequency with which these incidents happen, I am more inclined to think they are a bulletproof hoster of some kind ... At a certain point it becomes difficult to attribute things to
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by tg180 4y ago
I agree, very few people are able to properly understand and manage containers. For mosts it should be easier and more intuitive to use Firefox with First Party Isolation enabled. The mental gymnastics of container management becomes superf
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Prevent the introduction of known vulnerabilities into your code(github.blog)
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by tg180 5y ago
The report contains practically no technical data. "Network data show connectivity flatlining at 24%".. 24% of what? Reachable IPv4 addresses? Traffic volume? Client side HTTP/TLS requests? DNS queries? Do they take whatever
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by tg180 5y ago
Exactly, they have a commercial offer and a pricing more suited to large industries, where the scale is really needed. For a large industry, the cost of deleting a bucket is not even a thought, for an SMB or a developer it's a problem.
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by tg180 5y ago
I'm still learning about AWS, but I don't think other clouds do the same. If there are still those who do not use the cloud, it is because the big three have taken advantage of their position a lot. The pricing of Hetzner, CloudFl
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by tg180 5y ago
I tried to use Solid, but having a protocol to store your data did not seem very useful without being able to swap the applications that use them at will. Each application needs to understand not only the Solid protocol, but the format you
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by tg180 5y ago
Maybe dn42.eu? > Experiment with routing technology > Participating in dn42 is primarily useful for learning routing technologies such as BGP, using a reasonably large network (> 1500 AS, > 1700 prefixes). > Since dn42 is ver
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by tg180 5y ago
RCS "engaging with mobile operators" means that it will enable spam and marketing. Assuming an increase in the adoption of the technology, users will still mainly use OTT services. WhatsApp Business is a saint in comparison to the
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by tg180 5y ago
Why? The presence of telomerase prevents telomere shortening in cancer cells and gives the ability to divide an unlimited number of times in a laboratory cell culture plate. But the aging process is not reversed, so a multicellular complex
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by tg180 5y ago
Do they have $300+ billion in real estate assets? In this case the risk of contagion of the whole sector is not negligible.. If they are flooding the real estate market with properties, the value of a building decreases for everyone.
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by tg180 5y ago
I wish more people would self host their instance in the fediverse. Your posts can be traced back to you, your feed is chronological and moderation is back in your hands. Propaganda is a HUGE issue, and I’m sure anyone won’t be able to spot
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by tg180 5y ago
My issue is exactly with how they're marketed and sold. Information theory proves there's an infinite number of ways in which you can codify something. The subset of encodings that meets the rules imposed by any middlebox is in tu
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by tg180 5y ago
Serious DPI vendors should really implement a proper state machine, so that they can't be fooled that easily. But middleboxes are not "security products", they can't be. "Insertion, Evasion, and Denial of Service: E
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by tg180 5y ago
> Experienced, smart, and savvy programmers will make all sorts of mistakes in their code, even stupid mistakes Reason why I've been uninstalling the agent on each Azure VM since 5 years: you can't make mistakes in code you don
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by tg180 5y ago
gonosztopi is the main developer, and he’s doing a really great job in keeping the software alive. The introduction of CMake does not mean anything for users, but is a major feature. Previously the different build systems were mixed and not
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by tg180 5y ago
There are ActivityPub relays: they are actors that re-broadcast anything sent to them to anyone who subscribes. They are still decentralised, the aim is to populate the federated timeline. Obviously, the visibility is still a subset of the
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by tg180 5y ago
Bot farms exist because they are cheap. You don't need to be perfect, ultimately one needs to adjust the cost of the handshake to ensure that it's higher than the average earning of the farmer. E.g.: the handshake can be made more
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by tg180 5y ago
The growing unrest amongst students, people and the political elite was caused by divisions within the party. Deng Xiaoping believed in the need of absolute authority. The death of general secretary Hu Yaobang (a reformist) fueled anxieties
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by tg180 5y ago
They are easy to upgrade, but every FortiOS release drops older hardware models. Allegedly Fortinet wants to force shops to buy new hardware even if what they have is perfectly functional and without an excessive load. Security patches on u
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by tg180 5y ago
I have the archive, but it's seriously overrated. The number of domains having such a poor track record in security, which did not suffer from other breaches is really minimal (read none). There's no value in it and the ransomware
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by tg180 5y ago
I don’t see how applying existing antitrust regulations would be censorship. But limiting what companies are able to do is a kind of it, sure!
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by tg180 5y ago
>What you’re describing doesn’t work with E2E encryption This smells like message franking, but I can’t be sure. https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/664.pdf
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by tg180 5y ago
YouTube, as well as other major Internet companies, have a near-monopoly over their sectors which leaves them lacking any competitive drive to be better, do better, or for people to go elsewhere. Without realistic alternatives it is spontan
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by tg180 5y ago
From the old Lemur, the new model is called Lemur Pro. (the keyboard is different)
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by tg180 5y ago
I bought an ARM server (no longer available, now they only sell Xeons unfortunately) and a friend bought one of their laptops. I was very happy with the server, it’s been an easy and convenient way to get a decent ARM board. The laptop is u
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by tg180 5y ago
Highly agree with you. In the West we have already tried to force LGBTQ people to accept the behavior of their assigned sex. Result? Increased suicides, depression and drug use. Obviously, after decades/centuries of failure we finally
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by tg180 5y ago
One of my new hobbies is walking the via ferratas. Staying in places so isolated really helps relax totally and forget about everyday problems (at least for a few days).
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by tg180 5y ago
I'm very wary of Whatsapp, but I don't think that's accurate. They have a LE portal, and in the FAQ they state what they are able to provide. [ https://faq.whatsapp.com/general/security-and-privacy/i

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