whatevermom

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by whatevermom 2y ago
It’s an interesting idea for sure. Some drawbacks I can think off: - bigger resource usage. You will need to maintain a dump of the TLS session AND an easily extractable version - difficulty of verification. OpenSSL / BoringSSL /
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by whatevermom 2y ago
Lol just having fun at you bragging about your highly technical privacy measures, having a conversation with your alt account, even though they could be bypassed by a monkey on crack. Good point on the cortisol though… good luck with the hu
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by whatevermom 2y ago
Please, that’s not a train, that’s a tram. Clickbaity at best…
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by whatevermom 2y ago
It’s just an alt used to promote some guy’s startup. You should look up it’s comments…
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by whatevermom 2y ago
Same thing, could be precomputed and cracked easily. Please spare yourself the trouble, because it’ll be useless. And don’t come claiming that your tool respects privacy…
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by whatevermom 2y ago
Sha256 is NOT an appropriate measure to anonymize IP addresses. You can easily precompute the SHA256 hashes of all IP addresses and do a simple JOIN to get the original IPs. I am concerned for you OP.
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by whatevermom 2y ago
I got a Schengen visa for my Cambodian(!) girlfriend for 300€ and ~45 days, even though one application got rejected because she comes from the bottom of the list of countries. We just needed to write a little essay to give them an idea of
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by whatevermom 2y ago
I won
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by whatevermom 2y ago
Has someone a recommendation for a travel router where I could 1/ setup a WG VPN to encapsulate all my traffic 2/ connect to a Tailscale network?
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by whatevermom 2y ago
I’m ashamed I fell for Arc and even recommended it to my friends, as someone whose job is exactly this but with Android apps :(