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by yegle 6y ago
If you live in the US, you can actually purchase these products from amazon.co.jp (Amazon Japan). They support switching the website language to Chinese and English. When you switch to English, everything including the comments are translat
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by yegle 6y ago
Looks like Google's BeyondCorp: https://cloud.google.com/beyondcorp . If you are on GCP, you can already use it https://cloud.google.com/iap to protect your HTTP and TCP backend. This is not something n
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by yegle 6y ago
Nit: Google Wallet is long gone. Should've replaced that logo with Google Pay's
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by yegle 6y ago
There are multiple XUL based Firefox forks, e.g. Pale Moon, Waterfox, Basilisk. They should all work well with Pantadactyl. But note their security patch is maintained by volunteers outside of Firefox team, and may not be the best of state.
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by yegle 6y ago
Just downloaded the Adobe Acrobat Reader on Android. It looks like the Liquid mode won't show up in the app if the device doesn't have Internet connection (kudos for graceful degradation here). Once you connect to the Internet and
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by yegle 6y ago
For anyone with a home server and has the need to remotely access your self-hosted websites, https://pomerium.io has been a wonderful piece of software in my stack. You can safely expose your self-hosted websites to the internet
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by yegle 6y ago
If you are looking for /varz, https://prometheus.io If you really want /streamz with simple aggregation for distribution, description for metrics etc in an HTML page, I haven't encountered one yet.
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by yegle 6y ago
It means they cannot fix breakages before a new version of iOS/macOS is generally available, and they won't have access to the new ARM CPU devkit that's critical to port their engine to ARM based macOS.
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by yegle 6y ago
This sounds like a perfect solution to self-hosting websites (e.g. wiki, grocy, monica) that's protected by an identity-aware proxy (e.g. Pomerium) that are expected to receive <1qps traffic. (Most of my self-hosted web services are
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by yegle 6y ago
This goes both ways. If I want to send an email to someone but their MTA doesn't do encryption, I might choose to encrypt the content of my email, but I have no way to hide my FROM. Blocking the MTA server is not unheard of.
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by yegle 6y ago
The great firewall of China does block email. If your email address is blocked 1. When you send an email to a recipient in China who is using an email service provider whose MTA does not support SSL/TLS/STARTTLS: the delivery atte
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by yegle 6y ago
No, it's a way to censor a lot of websites or push them to self-censor their content. There are multiple waves of "Campaign to cleanse the Internet". The linked wiki page is for 2014 and the latest one is in 2020: http:&#x2F
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by yegle 6y ago
The name is very likely a play on China's "净网行动" (literally translate to: a campaign to cleanse the Internet). Unfortunately there's no much English reference for it, but https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-hans&
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by yegle 6y ago
Google search does have a Videos tab showing video search results. I just did a search for "ASCII table" and there are 4 videos not on YouTube in the top 10 videos (2 of them on a website called "ASCII table", one on &qu
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by yegle 6y ago
Others has mentioned text based double entry accounting tools like ledger and hledger. There are other tools e.g. my favorite beancount. https://plaintextaccounting.org/ is a site listing all of these text based accounting
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by yegle 6y ago
The author of Beancount (a text based accounting software) is a Googler and he recently shared https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qPdNXaz5zuDQ8M9uoZFyyFis... which is a pretty standard Google style design doc.
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by yegle 6y ago
Starlark, because reasons.
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by yegle 6y ago
This. It would be unbelievable if Twitter's internal system doesn't require VPN/BeyondCorp or 2FA before doing anything sensitive.
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by yegle 6y ago
Looks like the author is using Android. Why not just use AdGuard Home as a DNS-over-TLS server (which is supported on Android P and above)? What's the benefit of plaintext DNS over VPN compare to DNS-over-TLS?
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by yegle 6y ago
"Cocaine Noodle" can reliably trigger Google Home from my test.
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by yegle 6y ago
So just use protobuf/thrift as the payload, problem solved.
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by yegle 6y ago
Ah right, it was under the "retailer" filter (was looking for "Seller").
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by yegle 6y ago
Dealing with third-party sellers is no fun. Newegg is probably the only major e-commerce website whose search feature can exclude third-party sellers.
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by yegle 6y ago
Aren't all "reopening" in any state/country doing the same calculation, until COVID 19 is completely eradicated or vaccine is readily available? By this reasoning, only New Zealand should reopen at all: https:/&#x2
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by yegle 6y ago
Washington Post actually have more details as to where this seat assembly facility is: The Washington Post: Tesla defied county orders so it could restart production. Days later, workers tested positive for the coronavirus.. https:/&#
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by yegle 6y ago
Similar news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16668267 What I learned from that post is that as soon as you start share your file, it's no longer a private file and stricter guideline/requirement applies. Thi
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by yegle 6y ago
Run your own DoH/DoT server that forward to PiHole? It works well and with the added benefit of bring PiHole with you (on Android P and above, via DoT) http://github.com/yegle/your-dns
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by yegle 6y ago
I was surprised to see ASLR was not enabled by default on Windows. Is enabling ASLR by default a common thing on Windows?
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by yegle 6y ago
I read it as using these service providers will make them loss less money comparing to solely relying on phone orders. If the restaurant has enough cash, they might accept a temporary loss to ride out the pendamic.
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by yegle 6y ago
I recently noticed if you are using Chromebook with certain Bluetooth device, you have to switch to use the Chromebook's internal mic, and it magically fixed the sound quality. Still a bug that should be fixed though.

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