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by yegle 7y ago
According to the previous announcement, we should know more about the implementation details sometime in mid-May.
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by yegle 7y ago
What you describe is not in conflict with the Apple/Google proposed solutions. Or rather, it (the part of reporting and aggregating on the server side) is not part of the proposed solution. When tested positive, to which server the dia
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by yegle 7y ago
Wait what part of the data do you want to deanonymize? It's computational impossible to reverse from Rolling Proximity Key to Daily Tracing Key to Tracing Key.
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by yegle 7y ago
If the Rolling Proximity Key is not recorded by other users (e.g. the abuser haven't put their device in a high human traffic location and intentionally broadcast your RPK), attacker uploading Diagnosis Keys will not cause any effect.
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by yegle 7y ago
The system is intended to be annonymous and can't have any user registration or authentication. How can you validate when someone report they are infectious, the Diagnostic Key is indeed from a legit iOS device? If you can't valid
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by yegle 7y ago
The only time your keys are uploaded, is when you are infected. The assumption is that if you are infectious certain privacy needs to forgo to protect others. In fact this is over simplification. The only key that will be uploaded is partia
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by yegle 7y ago
I'm hosting my own DNS server with DoT/DoH as reverse proxy of PiHole server. The latency might not as impressive as NextDNS' (7~10ms on my phone via TMobile), and I can have full control of the stack. https://gith
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by yegle 7y ago
I discovered yesterday that loaf pan is mostly sold out in Target, Walmart. Guess people really have more time to do bakery due to the WFH.
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by yegle 7y ago
Isn't this considered "Change Detector Test"? Basically what your test does is to ensure there's no change to the result (compare the new serialized output to the old one). Google's ToTT had a good write-up on this
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by yegle 7y ago
Security is part of the launch review. An ad-hoc user system would require significantly more effort to properly review and get approval. I doubt the website would have finished the PRR if it's not using the existing user system. Discl
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by yegle 7y ago
killall5 is the most bizarre command that I learned recently. Read manpage before trying it.
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by yegle 7y ago
It would be awesome if we can draw annotations (arrow, circle etc).
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by yegle 7y ago
That's exactly what's happening: - https://www.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/939q35/heres-how-chin... - https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/25/20976964/chinese-ame
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by yegle 7y ago
One important thing missing from BusyBox:glibc is the SSL certificates that's almost always needed if you are writing things like crawler etc. As for Alpine, at least for packaging Python code, avoid as much as possible. It cannot reus
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by yegle 7y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/georgebest1969/status/12302436990... the author of the original video seem to have taken it down.
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by yegle 7y ago
It's a common practice to put title in URL to boost SEO, but the URL seems to convert all space (%20) to 20 and I doubt it would still be useful... /2020/02/12/I-20Add-2020-20Seconds-20of-20Latency-20to-20Every-20We
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by yegle 7y ago
Return-oriented programming. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return-oriented_programming?...
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by yegle 7y ago
The post emphasize that docker (or its proper name, a container) provide weaker isolation compare to VM but I wish author can expand on this topic a little bit. Also I'm disappointed that the good old chroot is not mentioned, or the BS
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by yegle 7y ago
This is just one of the populor rumors during the 2003 SARS epidemic, that because no Caucasian died from the virus, the whole epidemic is a well organized biological war against China. Like the other comments has pointed out, Dr. Carlo Urb
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by yegle 7y ago
I'm not sure if this comment missed a /s somewhere...
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by yegle 7y ago
This is still possible today. Costco has an ink refill service [1], which I assume should support all printers they sell. [1]: https://costcoinkjetrefill.com/
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by yegle 7y ago
I think this is similar to Mercurial's narrow clone: https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/NarrowClonePlan This is very useful in a mono repo.
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by yegle 7y ago
No, the concurrency of GCF is always 1. If the latency of your code handling request is 1s, to handle 100 requests per second you'll need to have 100 instances running.
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by yegle 7y ago
That 12 months is the minimum guaranteed period that your service won't be interrupted. See the full list of deprecations in App Engine: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/deprecations/ High profile
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by yegle 7y ago
Yes that's unnecessarily complicated due to the naming. I can't find anything on the Cloud Run add-on for GKE by searching "GKE Anthos". This doc suggest you just need to enable Cloud Run add-on on your GKE cluster to us
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by yegle 7y ago
For personal projects I think App Engine is superior due to the included services like Mail API and Memcache API. There are also features like Firewall API that's lacking in Cloud Run right now. One downside of App Engine (due to its 1
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by yegle 7y ago
I believe there's no requirement if you just want to use Anthos on GKE (I could be wrong though, Anthos is relatively new). Alternatively, if what you really want is the ease to manage and deploy containers and automatically scale acco
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by yegle 7y ago
If you have a payment agreement, GCP won't cut you off provide your account is in good behavior in the past. If your only payment method is credit card, IMHO allowing a past due account to continue generating cost is a very risky move
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by yegle 7y ago
Firestore is a managed database with free tier.
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by yegle 7y ago
Disclaimer: I work on Cloud Run as an SRE. Google Cloud has an official deprecation policy. If a product is labeled GA, Google Cloud guarantees that the service will continue running for at least 12 months since the announcement of deprecat

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