Matt3o12_

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by Matt3o12_ 4y ago
So when I ride the bus or train, I'm allowed to use my phone? What about when I use an uber (or lift or any of the many many other local alternatives)? Not everyone that moves at driving speeds is driving, especially in places outside
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by Matt3o12_ 4y ago
Have you tried different throttles? Did you get any whatsapp account(s) banned at higher speed?
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by Matt3o12_ 4y ago
Yea there are many examples of high level corruption in the german government (and most western governments actually, including the US). A recent example is the mask scandal with CDU/CSU (same party) https://www.dw.com/
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by Matt3o12_ 4y ago
I haven’t seen any errors and macOS seems to handle it greacefully. You can also disable it on macOS clients for network servers individually but that seems to be a loosing battle (even if you control all clients). They are finder settings
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by Matt3o12_ 4y ago
Assuming you’re running a smb server, you could just veto the files. Windows isn’t much better since it likes to create thumbs.db almost everywhere too (which I also veto, but vetoing them can increase the load and bandwidth requirements an
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by Matt3o12_ 5y ago
Getting it to work the first time was a pain. Basically, you want to disable cloudflare (just untick the box so that it goes directly to your server, you can keep using cloudflare's dns server), then obtain the normal way, and reactiva
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by Matt3o12_ 5y ago
I believe OP is referring to the fact that a sophisticated attack has access to the hardware and you continue using it afterwards. They could, for example, change the unencrypted /boot partition to log the password you use to decrypt
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by Matt3o12_ 5y ago
The heatsink doesn't really work, though, and is marketing for the most part [1]. I have a crucial P1 NVME SSD and I can make it overheat pretty reliably. Pretty much any synthetic workload makes it overload if the SSD is empty (it rea
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
I hope you don’t mind me asking but what’s the purpose of having a comment in the top to direct to different pages. There is already a more button on the bottom which makes the top comment kind of redundant. Also a tip for others when HN is
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
> The IEC 60320 connectors were specified for exactly that reason. Honestly, I don't get why these were not made mandatory for all kinds of appliances. There are even locking variants available if vibration is of concern. I'm n
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
> You can buy games and just play them, 1080p60 on hardware you never have to pay for. Honestly, this worries me the most. There doesn’t seem to be a way to transfer the licenses out of stadia, which means, even though you “bought the ga
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
This is not necessarily true. Apple sells their non Intel macs with Thunderbolt and there are some ryzen motherboards with thunderbolt support [1]. That being said, Thunderbolt is a lot less common on AMD boards probably because it is a lot
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Can someone explain the purpose of this decoder? As far as I know, decoding H.264 is already pretty solid on Linux and I don't know what benefits of making it stateless there are. I could definitely see why a stateless encoder would be
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Well, the problem is that OSCP is leaking which applications you open (and when you open them) which is the big deal IMO. One solution would be that the OSCP is checking the HTTPs certificate in cleartext once upon startup (and maybe once e
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Apple also helped a lot indirectly. They have been spending billions on R&D for their SoC's and outsourced the production of the waffers to TSMC which used Apples R&D money to contribute to their 7nm and 5nm node (though Zen 3
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
In Germany it is quite common to get a fine for that (an adhortatory letter or Abmahnung in German). Media companies monitor torrents, and as soon as they see a new German ip address seeding, they send a letter to the ISP with the IP addres
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
I think the biggest problem with nuclear energy is humanity itself. We are simply not capable of making long term commitment and keeping them. Sure theoretically nuclear power is safe, especially in developed countries like the US and Europ
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
But doesn't this feature exactly help with this bug? Two memory allocations should now return different pointers (because the MTE nibble is different) therefore the comparision should fail. Unless ofcourse the application was using thi
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
> It only makes sense when it's about noisy and air-polluting businesses, grocery/whatever stores and offices are absolutely great to be dispersed within residential areas! Grocery stores (even small ones) can be very noisy, es
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
That seems like a really cool project, but I couldn't figure out how exactly the where filter was implemented. Can you point me to the code that implements it?
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
> massive expense of data transfer Does anyone here know how video platforms like Twitch managed to get started considering how expensive cloud data transfer pricing is? The steam bandwidth is considerably higher then video bandwidth (tw
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Can someone who understands tax law explain how this is legal and is continuously being tolerated? This clearly goes against the spirit of the law.
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
What is your thread model? What’s the worst thing a spammer can do if they sign up? For most websites, what spammers can do is very limited so why are you expecting spammers to sign up in the first place? If you really think a captcha is ne
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
There were plenty of flights to Germany at the beginning of the lockdown. They were called rescue flights and I’m sure the German government would have loved to have him on board that flight (so that they can arrest him in Germany). It’s so
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
> “While others were facilitated by their embassies concerned and were taken for quarantine, officials from the German embassy informed the Indian bureau of immigration that Ziebat is a wanted criminal in their country with several cases
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Really? I constantly run into disk space issues. Apple still ships their flagship 13" macbook pro 128gb storage and they charge $200 for another 128gb. While other manufacturer's laptops charge a lot less for storage these days, m
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Apparently, snaps are compressed to save disk space, which is why they take so long to start: - https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/9scoif/snap_package... Saving disk space is certainly useful for r
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by Matt3o12_ 6y ago
Wow super cool project and it's super impressive that you could do that with only 6400 logical lines of code (according to cloc) and without any dependencies (expect one for the gui part & material icons). Can you explain how you i
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
I think this rather applies to API clients which can handle that differently. A quick test for python's shows that all headers are redirect regardless: requests.request("GET", "http://localhost/redirec
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
I’m curious, does anyone know what that means specifically? How can they differentiate normal traffic from malicious traffic? What exactly triggers it? Is a ping flood with a slow (50mbits) internet connect enough? I am aware that the detai

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