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by yonixw 5y ago
It doesn't.. tested on Windows (WSL) and MacOS.
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by yonixw 5y ago
I did something similar with docker. I ran both OpenVPN client and SSH client inside a docker, so only the SSH client would be affected by the OpenVPN controlling the container network. And by telling the SSH client to port forward, and by
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by yonixw 5y ago
Looks like they implemented their own windows kernel driver [1] [2] for intercepting packets. And since I see BOTH domain names and applications that won't trust custom SSL CA in their website, I guess they get the domain name from the
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by yonixw 5y ago
I was self-hosted enthusiast myself, until I found out that self- updating is not fun, not always compatible and thus not secure*. And therefore, I take the hard pill of SaaS even if security wise, it is hard to swallow. *Not secure: It wi
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by yonixw 5y ago
Amazing read! whished he included link to the relevant ethscan..
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1) Why multiple transactions? you can give higher fees for a single transaction which will still give it higher priority 2) Unless you are a malicious BTC\ETH mining node that got the future transaction (which uses the nonce again), it will
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by yonixw 5y ago
> There are only so many incredible Harvard professors I feel the same about TED
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by yonixw 5y ago
Are US+UK (that are ranked far above) governments all in on some conspiracy? that you are allowed to dismiss the findings to the point that Iran might actually be better in any sense? I guess North Korea might also be heaven on earth, but i
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by yonixw 5y ago
> https://freedomhouse.org/countries/freedom-world/scores > access to political rights and civil liberties > Score: United States 83, Iran 16 I guess their hands are a little bit dirtier than the USA
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by yonixw 5y ago
> (a) more efficient + (b) more private This is somewhat debunked in the article of this post. > the change is that it's now declarative. In the App MANIFEST. To my understanding, each update of those lists will require an app
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by yonixw 5y ago
Google has not provided any reason to not include "block request" functionality. And that the super bad faith underlying fact that poison their "reasoning".
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by yonixw 5y ago
Web3 will first and foremost have an agreed upon Bitcoin fork\alternative that will be about x118 faster. Otherwise no one will leave Visa (1780/15 ratio of transactions/s). Same for Ethereum and any app that will be built on top
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by yonixw 5y ago
I think you are right, if you find a similar person with similar voice (even commission them 5$ in fiverr) and only deep-fake the face in a low quality video, this is very much achievable in today's state of the art.
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by yonixw 5y ago
> Is every Palestinian who voted .. a terrorist as well? No. But at the same time, If Hamas hides military equipment in a news building where other civilians work, then Hamas is committing a war crime. And Israel has the right to attack
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by yonixw 5y ago
1) You are making an hypothetical based on orders. Which amount to nothing. 2) Searching google for "shock grenades on a girl israel" will show you first a Jewish Ultra-Orthodox girl getting hit around a corona protest last year:
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by yonixw 5y ago
1) Molotov != Protest 2) > follow the history of the region > terrorize their neighbors Counter example: 2005: Israel unilateral dismantling of the 21 Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip 2007: Hamas takeover of Gaza 2007: Gaza Bl
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by yonixw 5y ago
> Israel, a country that terrorizes Palestinians on the daily accuses They don't. Sending a Police Riot control unit against a group of people throwing stones and molotovs does not qualify as being terrorized. > accuses everyone
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> including the building in which the Associated Press had its office, a building Israel said it purposely targeted. Why did you omit the reason for targeting? "... because it was being used by the groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad and
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Looking around, you can quickly find, that `Shawan Jabarin` the general director of Al-Haq (which was banned) was convicted in 1985 of recruiting and arranging training for members for PFLP and was called “Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde,” by the Isr
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The enemy of my enemy (Iran), is my friend.
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The point being that the IT guy made sure this guy will never try to report on anything again. As they will ".. would be watching .. at our IP address .. while the issue was being fixed." Instead of a normal company having a bug b
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by yonixw 5y ago
While true, they (and other companies) do market themself heavy as liberal&young™ with all of theirs twitter logos (such as in pride month). Given that, one would assume they are willing to take a hit in profit (by not selling & not
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by yonixw 5y ago
The same people that are trying fleeing the country?
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by yonixw 5y ago
In some of my circles, it is considered rude to reject a LinkedIn connection. Probably came from the same mindset that you shouldn't miss any business opportunity. Which is what the OP hoped for, but instead found out that spam exist
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by yonixw 5y ago
IMO, It is the user responsibility to make a reproducible bug (to become a failing test). From there on it is the developer responsibility to fix it (make it a passing test)
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Does this mean they are lost forever? like burning real bills? Or is there a mechanism to repay the original owners?
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by yonixw 5y ago
What was missing for me in the article is the fact that they don't call a function by name AND by validation of hash. Instead, only by hash(<method name string> + "(bytes,bytes,uint64)").slice(0,10) which is brute-force
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by yonixw 5y ago
This research suggest even lower chanches: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4539812/
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by yonixw 5y ago
If anyone wonders about the same for NPM, it is around 400. That what happened to my almost empty package. https://i.imgur.com/Ryr2voN.png
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by yonixw 5y ago
Serious question Why should I replace Google Authenticator? Since many concerns that are valid, such as (1) you don't own the data, (2) you might be banned any day and (3) your data might be used for ads, doesn't exist in this cas

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