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by tgragnato 7y ago
https://vimeo.com/302096724
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Anyway, airports are highly dependent on the correct functioning of all the instruments involved in IFR approaches. Whether it's ILS, MLS, GPS, GBAS-LS or GNSS; spoofing, jamming and replay attacks may imply the capability to degrade o
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by tgragnato 7y ago
> exploiting bugs in the SE firmware / "updating" the SE firmware why not both?
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by tgragnato 7y ago
If I were to judge by the statistics of the heartbeat messages I have access to.. The number of people trying to create one-hop circuits is huge.
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by tgragnato 7y ago
I'd start with a query like this ( https://www.graphqlhub.com/playground?query=%7B%0A%20%20hn2%... ). But if you want recursion you might need to patch the schema ( https://github.com/clayallsopp/grap
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Expected, without esni (which requires tls1.3) there’s no way to conceal the domain from the boxes. Or.. your ISP might be blocking the IPs. Remember to revert the settings to the original values.
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Find an (allegedly) blocked website that is using CloudFlare and has TLS 1.3 enabled. In about:config set network.trr.mode=3, network.security.esni.enabled=true, security.OCSP.enabled=0, security.tls.version.max=4, security.tls.version.min=
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by tgragnato 7y ago
No, a Google account shouldn’t be required.
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by tgragnato 7y ago
RCS traffic is essentially SIP over TLS ... Which means that it is "compliant with government regulations", and with all the ensuing vulnerabilities.
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Supercharging Firewall Events for Self-Serve(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by tgragnato 7y ago|0 comments
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by tgragnato 7y ago
HKers are protesting because (for historical and economical reasons) they have been blessed by an incredible fortune, a fortune that's shaming away. We could talk about reasons and sides, but that's misleading and unproductive. Th
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by tgragnato 7y ago
If you are asking for open data, then there's radioactive@home (based on BOINC). But in this case none of the detectors is sensitive enough or sufficiently near the White Sea. http://radioactiveathome.org/map/
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Isn’t the main feature for blogs on Cloudflare the free global CDN cache?
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by tgragnato 7y ago
I'm glad of this intervention. Straight from my serious concerns.. You had a technical talk about client side AI. Can you tell us a bit more about the circumstances? Is it something you are exploring to better understand the approach o
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by tgragnato 7y ago
No. Part of the work of a linguist is to try understand why people use one term rather than another, often this happens because a word is associated with a particular idea rather than another: a different speech may imply a different accept
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by tgragnato 7y ago
> Half the population has negative net worth, meaning debts outweigh assets. There has been stagnation pretty much for the workforce over the whole neoliberal period. That’s the group that we’re talking about. Naturally, this leads to an
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How to migrate from one server to another(blog.joinmastodon.org)
1 points by tgragnato 7y ago|0 comments
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Yes! A glaring example of dependency hell (in Debian words "incompatible library changes with reverse dependencies"). Patching for an older version of libebml is not an issue if that library is not vulnerable (that's why folk
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by tgragnato 7y ago
> maybe ask Ubuntu to cease shipping "VLC" I want applications to be packaged by my distribution. Updates are up to maintainers (dependencies included), as it has always been. If MITRE wants to assign a CVE, warning people that
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by tgragnato 7y ago
... What about a group of countries?
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China’s AI Giants Can’t Say No to the Party (2018)(foreignpolicy.com)
1 points by tgragnato 7y ago|0 comments
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by tgragnato 7y ago
This is correct, but there are a couple of caveats. As a reference - relays https://metrics.torproject.org/userstats-relay-country.html?... - bridges https://metrics.torproject.org/userstats-bridge-combined.
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by tgragnato 7y ago
FYI, Safari on iOS 13 (beta) uses a different set and ordering of extensions. I currently see "0, 23, 65281, 10, 11, 16, 5, 13, 18, 51, 45, 43, 21".
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Hundreds of millions of people are "negatively affected" by their government and a concerned human being appealed to compassion. Realists can acknowledge that countries and companies will negotiate according to their own self-inte
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by tgragnato 7y ago
> I at least hope governments will ban Baidu from ever competing outside of China. "If you open the window, both fresh air and flies will be blown in." 邓小平 That ideology works and benefits China only if there is a disparity bet
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by tgragnato 7y ago
It should be possible to have a single, giant button for the complete opt-out, and the assurance that no updates, inconsistencies, individual settings, or else could cause analytics to get out of your pc.
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by tgragnato 7y ago
> Some people advised me not to go there because it would only do harm to my name and brand, but I think I should. Is there anything in particular that drives your participation? The reasoning is peculiar.
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by tgragnato 7y ago
Can you name some of these DCs?
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by tgragnato 7y ago
What about https://matomo.org or https://github.com/parkr/ping ?
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by tgragnato 7y ago
> The issues CloudFlare have are things everyone takes seriously and are working very hard on. Deployment and memory safety are hard problems that happens to the best of the best. Cloudflare improved a lot. You can see just from what the

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