LWIRVoltage

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by LWIRVoltage 2mo ago
( roughly copying my post from another thread) A few things: #1. The download and restore backup method would work for people in general- except it doesn't capture what people would need. Exmaple: I have some thermal cameras that rely
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by LWIRVoltage 2mo ago
A few things: #1. The download and restore backup method would work- except it doesn't capture what people would need. Exmaple: I have some thermal cameras that rely on old 32 bit apps that do not run on anything android 12 onwards- If
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by LWIRVoltage 3mo ago
Location: Central Florida region Open to Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: C, Java, Python, RHEL, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, , RHEL, Debian ,Docker Where I come from: I've worked for NAS
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by LWIRVoltage 5mo ago
.... This deserves it's own posts , on HN, just for awareness- Aside from https://web.archive.org/web/20250914062843/https://portswigg... , there haven't been really many goes at going for pla
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by LWIRVoltage 5mo ago
What sucks about this, is due to implementation,Windows is the only way to achieve some stuff in Veracrypt. For example: doing full system partition encryption, and the Hidden OS install that only Veracrypt can do- requires Windows with the
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
Okay, this is neat! A true mesh networking bluetooth app- The other one that's notable, Briar is super impressive - but i think it doesn't actually have proper mesh capability due to difficulties with how devices handle things (S
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
Location: Central Florida region Open to Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: C, Java, Python, RHEL, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox ,AIX, , RHEL, Debian ,Docker Where I come from: I've worked for NAS
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
... These sorts of patterns do not help at all, and will hurt those who have critical need for apps without a lot of users. Speaking as somebody, who owns some mid-grade thermal cameras that stopped production in the past few years after a
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
A Veracrypt style hidden OS profile that is forensically invisible would be a better option - This would allow one to enter a password and give another "profile" or OS- that unlike current alternate profile stuff- would be solid a
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
Does obtaining Global Entry minimize the chance of them deciding to harass a citizen crossing the border, I wonder? It is at the cost of your biometric - but data on your devices might be worth more, and as I note elsewhere in this thread,
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
This annoys me to no end and is a serious problem in my own use cases... This is an issue I face- I have a collection of thermal cameras that use apps to control them- after every install onto a phone, they then reach out t oa server to aut
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
Veracrypt. It's successor, keeps this feature - of allowing for a truly hidden OS- but there's a HUGE flaw everyone missed- it requires your laptop to be setup as MBR-= which only allows for 4 partitions, and you can't have m
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
This is something no on discusses but I've wondered heavily- GRUB can be made to not show a menu and then boot up Windows automatically, in like a second or two with no one the wiser. [There is an obnoxious welcome to grub message that
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
I am in a similar pickle. This is an issue I face- I have a collection of thermal cameras that use apps to control them- after every install onto a phone, they then reach out t oa server to authenticate. Here's the issue- though I have
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
This is an issue I face- I have a collection of thermal cameras that use apps to control them- after every install onto a phone, they then reach out t oa server to authenticate. Here's the issue- though I have a few older phones- these
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
I just this past weekend was looking into setting up a personal networking solution- and looked hard at TailScale and their competitors. I do not like- that Tailscale has chosen to only allow SSO sign-in - as that forces one to have a Micro
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
AI spotted those comments on reddit- note: those were not my words about Eve(which i'm unfamiliar with!) Point taken though , the commenters who said that were ...obviously..anecdotal, -though possibly still more the norm...)
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
This is true absolutely One would hope indeed- I do wonder on that ...... There's another observation though- Salt Typhoon compromised wiretap infrastructure - before Signal, there's no doub't some stuff like this occured ove
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by LWIRVoltage 1y ago
<tangent opening line of my comment> From people on Reddit: Something that blows my mind- but is fully true "Hell, I've been in fucking EVE Online alliances that had better opsec than this." "I'll raise you on
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
It worked well! Most messages did go through! The caveat- I don't think anyone was also using Bluetooth headphones 500 feet outside was the test i did with a clear sightline- the inside of the plane was not quite as far, but the messag
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
I recently took a flight with family- on a budget airline that did not have Wifi, so we could not hop on WiFi and message each other using Signal. I wondered what other options there would be in the air- and remembered Bluetooth Communicati
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
Location: Central Florida region, United States Open to Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: C, Java, Python, RHEL, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox, RHEL, Debian ,Docker Where I come from: I've worked
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
There is one reason- VPN traffic, vs tor traffic monitoring. Tor traffic stands out and that has been used to nab people famously, like that bomb hoax incident. Which suggests cloaking tor with a solid VPN is the way to go. Yes, bridges may
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
Not sure why you didn't mention the law ruled heavily in favor of protonmail as a result of that massive fight between Protonmail and the authorities after that happened( they had to comply, while fighting back) - so as a result, they
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
Location: Central Florida region Open to Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: C, Java, Python, RHEL, Operations, Bash, Windows Server, Vmware, VirtualBox, RHEL, Debian ,Docker Where I come from: I've worked for NASA , as
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
Hold on, someone else in this thread noted this does exist " You can disable the auto-download. Settings > Data and storage > Media auto-download, you can choose what to auto download for mobile data/wifi/roaming.&quot
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
So, just to confirm my understanding, if one goes into those settings and disables all auto-download, that helps- but, then a user will manually download images, correct? Are they still vulnerable to this issue then at that time?
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
I DJ for partner dances and have used Mixxx after i discovered DJ software It was cool getting to explore features like the ability to stream to radio websites that others would follow a link to, to hear the music( something done in the fir
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
Am I correct in surmising that someone who uses aVPN on their phone, while sending Signal messages/ content, would be cloaked, provided the VPN server they pick isn't near them ?
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by LWIRVoltage 2y ago
It's going to be because it needs a complete circuit. (and firm contact with the handle where there will be another 'electrode' This sounds exactly like (for example) electric shock gag pens and other things that attempt to e

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