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by zenexer 5y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30602966
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by zenexer 5y ago
I'm past the edit period, but: > if I recall correctly, you just chop off the GZIP header. ...to get the raw DEFLATE stream, that is. You still need to attach any necessary metadata for PKZIP, which Max mentions. Their approach fo
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by zenexer 5y ago
The relevant CVE page returns a 500 error: https://github.com/canonical-web-and-design/ubuntu.com/issue... 21.10 appears to be lacking the patch.
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by zenexer 5y ago
GZIP (.gz) and PKZIP (.zip) are both containers for DEFLATE. GZIP is barely a container with minimal metadata, whereas PKZIP supports quite a bit of metadata. Although you can’t quite concatenate GZIP streams to get a PKZIP file, it’s prett
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by zenexer 5y ago
Do you reuse the same password or password pattern across multiple services? If not, do you store your passwords in a reputable password manager, or are they in a location such as a text file? Have you had any other indications that your i
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by zenexer 5y ago
There’s no such thing as an unbiased news source. Al Jazeera is a prominent source for news about matters in the Middle East, and I want to read what they have to say, as do other HN users. Constructive discourse requires differing perspect
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by zenexer 5y ago
A dozen or so miles east of you, I’ve been observing ubiquitous support for Ukraine—but that doesn’t necessarily translate to support for direct engagement with Russia. The people with whom I interact seem to acknowledge that our direct inv
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by zenexer 5y ago
Interesting. I wonder what’s causing the mice in our office to die so much faster.
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by zenexer 5y ago
I love tinkering with various ad personalization settings and ad-blocking technologies just to see how it changes the ads I see. Facebook (including Instagram) is my favorite. For the most part, when you tell it to stop personalizing your
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by zenexer 5y ago
How often do you use it? Every person I know who has one typically has to charge it about once per week with a typical usage of about 8 hours per day. I have the original Magic Mouse with replaceable batteries, and I have the replace them r
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by zenexer 5y ago
In reality, bicycles are often trapped between fast-moving traffic and parked cars for the majority of their travel. At the end of the day, the goal here is to save lives, regardless of who would be at fault. Although, from another user’s
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by zenexer 5y ago
No VPNs, just my home network with an IP address that rarely changes. What seems to throw it off is when I log in from "conflicting" platforms, particularly iOS + Android. I also have multiple iPhones for work, and it very much
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by zenexer 5y ago
I have no doubt it deals with a real threat. That doesn’t change the fact that I’m regularly unable to log into my Google account. Usually it happens when I’m using multiple devices simultaneously—for example, Android and iOS. It’s understa
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by zenexer 5y ago
I have several YubiKeys linked to my account. It will decline those as well. It demands that I sign in from Android sometimes, seemingly for no reason.
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by zenexer 5y ago
I have 2FA and a recovery email on my Gmail account, yet I have run into this issue. If Google thinks something is suspicious, it will decline your 2FA codes and recovery attempts—it will just tell you that you entered the wrong code. Only
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by zenexer 5y ago
I've noticed that some sites deliberately do this or have lousy code that fails to properly acknowledge captcha completions. Take archive.is/archive.fo/archive.today, for example. If you're using Cloudflare DNS (1.1.1.1
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by zenexer 5y ago
As far as I'm aware, exactly one person has survived that treatment, and she never fully recovered. A low success rate indeed.
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by zenexer 5y ago
It has bats, but it uses lines rather than colors to designate them since that territory overlaps with all the other animals.
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by zenexer 5y ago
1. The first link contains, at minimum, a significant portion of the original email. 2. The individual in question has resigned without releasing the full email. 3. The individual's statement on the matter is nearly as bad as the porti
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by zenexer 5y ago
There's a screenshot of part of it in the OpenGraph image for the FOX 13 article: https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/ba27103/21... That same portion is copied verbatim into the article. An
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by zenexer 5y ago
I disagree with the conclusion. It looks like two images—one with the face obscured, one with the face visible—were combined. Notice that both the leaf and the person are sharply in focus, and there’s a distinct circular, blurry outline ar
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by zenexer 5y ago
Telegram knows how to play the PR game. It’s going to be a bit more elegant than that, with a “we will rise from the ashes” tone. They know what they’re doing, and I doubt they had any intention of getting away with this.
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by zenexer 5y ago
“Google cut us off—they’re the bad guys, not us. Blame them.” …but with more elegant phrasing.
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by zenexer 5y ago
I appreciate the openness on their part. I can relate to the difficulty of crafting anti-spam risk assessment rules. It’s common to take these factors into account, and it would explain why .xyz is blocked; that’s on a lot of naughty lists
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by zenexer 5y ago
That’s unrelated. The issue here is that SMS messages containing particular links are blocked, not that the sites themselves are blocked.
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by zenexer 5y ago
Yes, I’m sure. It’s been happening to me a lot with DDG lately. Unfortunately, I haven’t been keeping track of the circumstances, but it seems to correlate with my usage of iCloud Private Relay. I suspect it happens when I’m routed through
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by zenexer 5y ago
I performed the following tests for odysee.com, which is mentioned in the video. Google Voice is on a paid Google Workspace plan. AT&T is a Small Business plan. All others are typical consumer plans. Visible is a Verizon subsidiary. Goo
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by zenexer 5y ago
That’s exactly what I said. :)
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by zenexer 5y ago
I still don’t really understand how you can end up in that situation. It seems contrived. With proper driving technique, it shouldn’t be possible. Granted, mistakes happen, but I’ve never been in a situation where the difference was noticea
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by zenexer 5y ago
I have been driving Priuses for a good chunk of my life now, and there’s really no way I could safely max out their acceleration while merging. Typically the right-lane traffic on highways here flows at 75 MPH when there isn’t much congesti

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