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by tumblewit 6y ago
Thank you. I have put these in a list I'm creating to add to the app. I only recently learned to make iOS apps and SwiftUI is rather still new. Rather I wanted to learn how make apps so I thought might as well make something people can
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by tumblewit 6y ago
I found dietpi to offer a very friendly home server setup. RaspiOS is of course great if you want to do things manually but dietpi seems to have taken r/homeserver crowd very seriously.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Personally I have found Google to work well almost always. The reason I like DNS on iPhone itself is because assuming the iPhone is super optimised for handling https traffic and also an extremely fast device, not to mention a very stable s
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Yes actually I tried it last when the raspios 64 beta was just released and didn't have an SSD for the pi (SD cards are really slow). I plan on adding another pi for building and one for DNS so that if the Pi is compiling it won't
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Thanks ill be adding more to the app and look into some local ones possibly add region specific tabs for those interested in using something local for better performance. I just added popular ones to avoid any controversy (not that these DN
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by tumblewit 6y ago
My next update will get Adguard, Cleanbrowsing with all types of filters that they offer and both DoT and DoH (assuming apple is okay with it). It's not too bad when it comes to latency but they don't have servers here so anything
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Some of the dns like clean browsing use german servers and netherlands from my testing.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
When i'm on mobile data I can barely get it to send imessage. I have a Pi4 right now on which I plan to install it (diet pi seems to have really easy setup for wire guard since i had trouble on the raspios aarch64 lite image, i think h
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by tumblewit 6y ago
I made an open source DoT/DoH app for iOS called PrivateDNS (more lists and turning off on wifi coming soon just submitted for review) that includes Quad9. However from India I get very high latencies accessing some of the DNS (needed
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Right now probably some remote indian village is employing people (like mechanical turk ironically on amazon as well) to write X amount of reviews per day sort of like moderation. In the not so distant future someone will do a GPT3 version
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Georgia Tech's Graduate Introduction to Operating systems OMSCS class rings a bell. Socket programming was fun in that class. And by fun I mean hours of hair pulling while debugging.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
i've been keeping an eye for this launch. System76 is taking an approach of tiling and gnome combination for their distro with the primary goal of making it more keyboard friendly for developers. A keyboard launch is basically going in
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by tumblewit 6y ago
it's going to be interesting with the 16 inch macbook pro the imac and mac pro. of course apple has the full licence with ARM to do almost anything they want but based on my understanding the X ARM cores the 7 series and 5 series can b
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Given the ridiculously low power requirement of m1 chips if anyone wants to use these probably in small scale capacities they should just buy it. The power and maintenance won't be that much if a hassle (10 of these would use less than
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by tumblewit 6y ago
from my understanding if you take a different vaccine your body treats it as a virus which it already knows from the first vaccine you took and then attacks the vaccine generating antibodies. So technically it should either work as a booste
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by tumblewit 6y ago
My thoughts: Windows 10 isn't that bad in fact I prefer the standard windows UI than most of the weird linux desktops. They call them modern but none are simple enough such that they get it out of the way. Eventually on linux only i3 m
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Also in the article it is clearly mentioned that time to market using vega was much shorter than reinventing the wheel which was important i'm guessing since AMD is still small compared to intel in mobile space and they have struggled
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by tumblewit 6y ago
i see thanks
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by tumblewit 6y ago
I'm not sure if this feature exists on github or i couldn't find it but i would like to have my github pages repository private and the blog public which is possible with gitlab.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
that's what i was thinking, i've seen this before.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
I appreciate that Android is widely adopted in India, a free and open source operating system but the amount of data being collected is simply too much thanks to oems installing their own software on top of it. That and the fact that due to
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DNS Encryption with Apple Devices(chinmaythosar.com)
1 points by tumblewit 6y ago|1 comments
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by tumblewit 6y ago
As a very long term iOS user, when I saw this headline my first reaction was why is keyboard privacy even a thing i've never even bothered changing the keyboard of iOS and would certainly be prompted for any suspicious activity like mi
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by tumblewit 6y ago
Journalism seems to be just looking out for such things these days. If you are on lkml you'll find these mails floating around and it's kind of fun to read them, but making up stories and putting them in mass media and headlining
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by tumblewit 6y ago
If i was part of something that was used everyday by literally hundreds of millions of people around the world then even I would love to talk about the ones who gave me the opportunity to be part of it.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
My current APs are old and I got fiber recently so I am looking for cheap AX APs if they are worth the price. I know AX is still early but because I am in the market and both my daily devices are AX I might as well try (Unifi 6 Lite or LR t
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by tumblewit 6y ago
I am yet to try Mikrotik but I have heard good things about it.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
try wiring your home with enterprise grade APs ... the stability and performance when multiple devices are connected is vastly superior to anything consumer. And that's not only because the APs are better designed but because most firm
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by tumblewit 6y ago
I prefer balena etcher to this. I've had many more failures with rufus compared to etcher. etcher is also a lot faster at times.
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by tumblewit 6y ago
After reading through @darzu's pluton explanation on the site linked, I realised this actually may give you the impression that it's a security measure, but in reality now Azure can verify each chip (not just the computer anymore)

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