zekica

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by zekica 5y ago
The glue records are fine from my end: dig -t NS facebook.com @a.gtld-servers.net
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by zekica 5y ago
You can do it so that only after successful unlock it stops showing the message. This is trivial.
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by zekica 5y ago
It might come back but it will have to be another law. The current law prevents the executive branch from doing mass surveillance without a warrant. They already installed more than a thousand (there is FIOA law in Serbia, but the official
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by zekica 5y ago
It took me a long time to finally "get" IPv6. But as soon as you don't try to apply IPv4 conventions to IPv6, it really clicks: - RA packets don't have default gateway - default gateway is always on fe80:: and is the act
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by zekica 5y ago
My thinkbook g2 14 are is almost the same speed as m1 macbook and runs linux without any issue. It has "only" 9 hours of battery in my usecase, but that's completely fine by me.
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by zekica 5y ago
These are not cryptographic hashes you are thinking of but perceptual hashes for which collisions are much easier to find.
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by zekica 5y ago
I agree but please note that there are a lot (50x) more people getting the vaccine.
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by zekica 5y ago
> Why not build on Darwin which basically forms macOS's core? Possibly because of greater hardware compatibility.
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by zekica 5y ago
https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.06.01.21258176
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by zekica 5y ago
And you are assuming that the next variants will be more deadly.
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by zekica 5y ago
Yes, and it appears that they are trying to do this by moving to "Windows Drivers" and other technologies before they are ready to containerize/sandbox everything.
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by zekica 5y ago
It works but on older hardware it takes a significant performance hit. They don't want that.
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by zekica 5y ago
The larger issue is VBS (Virtualization Based Security) - a mainly DRM thing which only works on Coffee Lake, Zen2 and Snapdragon 850 and newer.
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by zekica 5y ago
Vue.js works fine with render functions and JSX although it is not recommended.
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by zekica 5y ago
Why would it be an issue? Can't you specify localhost as the endpoint and use the proxy to send it where it needs to go? What is the difference between the implementations?
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by zekica 5y ago
Wireguard adds fixed latency as it doesn't do any buffering except for the one packet it is currently working on. The only exception is initial handshake which adds 1rtt for the first packet being sent.
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by zekica 5y ago
For example: "You will find that on the LAN host, their default route and gateway point to the Link-Local address of the machine acting as the IPv6 gateway/router. This is entirely normal and expected."
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by zekica 5y ago
I don't understand. There is no CGNAT in IPv6. You can do NPT (network prefix translation) if you really wanted, but why would you let users share the same IPv6 address/prefix as it is too much work (and not needed in any realisti
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by zekica 5y ago
It is not complicated. It is using different conventions. You can say that ZFS/BTRFS are more complicated than XFS/EXT4 + device mapper, but while it may be slightly more complicated, the more important thing is that they are diff
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by zekica 5y ago
I'm running LineageOS on Mi 10T Pro and everything works fine, but it wasn't the case until a couple of weeks ago.
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by zekica 5y ago
Audacity's telemetry is (for now) just: - OS/IP/Audacity version when checking for updates (opt out) - should be opt-in if you ask me - Crash reports if you choose to send the individual one which can include personal data
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by zekica 5y ago
This is only an issue when providers use a configuration called low-split, which majority of providers do use. The main issue is that changing the network to support higher upload speeds is that they need to replace most of the splitters in
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by zekica 5y ago
I have never been asked to show my ID at any bar in any country in the EU I travelled to.
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by zekica 5y ago
has anyone thought about bufferbloat in wisp setting? my experience is that some manufacturers are way better than others and there is no way to compare them based on any specs. OpenWRT is the gold standard for fighting bufferbloat, but not
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by zekica 5y ago
I can't seem to find anywhere in the RFC that the resolution is indeed a second. The actual format for storing the time indeed has a resolution of a second, but where exactly in the RFC does it say that a certificate with notAfter 2020
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by zekica 5y ago
You can interface with input devices directly if you want that. The output can still be in an VT10x terminal, or it can be directly in a framebuffer if you want software rendered graphics. Or better yet! X11 or Wayland.
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by zekica 5y ago
From what I can see, they haven't tested most of the features in Thunderbird for Windows. From my experience, all versions (Windows, macOS, Linux) have the same features.
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by zekica 6y ago
They do: from mac mini's specs: - HDMI 2.0 with up to 4k60 - Displayport with up to 6k60 and their laptops have lower than 4k resolutions.
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by zekica 6y ago
Except that he (almost) has a solution, while the author doesn't.
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by zekica 6y ago
Much safer than constant slow poisoning from coal plants. Number of people that died from Fukushima (which is an older, much worse design) can be counted on hand.

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