voioo

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by voioo 8mo ago
Odlican Dragane
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Yet another HAR viewer tool(har.thelazysre.com)
1 points by voioo 8mo ago|1 comments
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by voioo 8mo ago
Starting this weekend, I built HAR Insight a browser-based tool for looking at HTTP Archive (HAR) files. The main idea: analysis runs on your machine. Your data doesn’t go anywhere unless you explicitly use the optional sharing or AI featur
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by voioo 1y ago
Yes, DNS encryption not hiding IP, that part is true. But still not useless is my point. ISP cannot see exact domains, only IP, and with CDN one IP can be many sites. Also DNS hijack/poison is common, and DoT/DoH stop this cheap a
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by voioo 1y ago
You are rightt that DNS encryption doesn’t hide the IP from the destination website and that’s a limitation by design. If the goal is full anonymity, then yes, a VPN or Tor is the way to go. But I’d push back on the “futility” part. For me
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by voioo 1y ago
ha, this is so cool. Thanks!
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A little more privacy centric DNS setup for home users(thelazysre.com)
6 points by voioo 1y ago|7 comments
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by voioo 4y ago
Desk, feet up, laptop
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by voioo 4y ago
Saying this so you don’t get used to full setup if not needed. Laptop with a good internet connection and a pair of headphones is all I need and use as an SRE
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by voioo 4y ago
Just make sure you have the essentials. you don’t need fancy setup, bunch of monitors etc, use virtual desktops if needed and just 1 monitor so you can work from wherever you want.
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by voioo 4y ago
got 51 at the end :)
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by voioo 4y ago
All the time yep.