dnebdal

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   by dnebdal 4y ago

   What do you suggest as a replacement for SMS? The replacement has to be supported by every device everywhere (including feature phones), should not require any deals with a FAANG company, and should still work when your data plan runs out.
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   by dnebdal 4y ago

   Oh no, the "did you remember to lock the door to the auditorium" messages I send to my boss may be unencrypted. The humanity. What do you purists use to talk to all the random people around you? Do you reply "I'm sorry,
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   by dnebdal 5y ago

   Nah, I've looked at it alongside the author. It feels like extra work done for that single protocol (but none of their other weird ones) to handle it in a new and nonstandard way. It would take a very weird bug to make the "select
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   by dnebdal 6y ago

   It mostly has; most serious work is done in R and python, and there are a lot of supporting tools, documentation, and useful packages for both languages. It's not like the actual statistical analysis in your average paper was actually
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   by dnebdal 6y ago

   Here's how to block websites from port-scanning localhost through the browser: https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/block-localhost-port-scans.html
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   by dnebdal 9y ago

   In this specific case, the RE650 is sold as a repeater - but it also has an access point mode. If it wasn't for TP-Link's approach to software, it would be a nice enough AP: I get good speeds and coverage out of mine, and it'