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hecturchi
1mo ago
Because if something is free, you are the product.
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hecturchi
2mo ago
It is obvious. You could simply do it. One can easily arrive to that conclusion. We can without effort follow the logic here. Implementation is therefore left as an exercise for the reader. /s Now seriously, managing sovereign borders,
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hecturchi
5mo ago
As a child I was walking down the street and kicked something by chance that sounded metallic. 150 year old coin, irrc. Just there on the asphalt next to the sidewalk. Unfortunately bronze, with trimmed edges, common mint and worth very lit
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hecturchi
10mo ago
It must be great to live in a country where you can change your company address without any paper trail whatsoever: no rental contract, no utilities, no entry in the business registry, no acknowledgement from the tax office and nothing you
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hecturchi
10mo ago
Use Molly but be concious about relying on an unofficial fork controlled by one guy that can update itself anytime and has access to everything Signal does. Also, don't talk about Molly. It's the best you can do for Molly.
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hecturchi
11mo ago
I used Sailfish. Then I discovered that "encryption" for them was using Luks with the numeric unlock pin as encryption key (which most people sets to 4 digits). They marketed themselves as a secure OS. No passphrase option. I brou
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hecturchi
11mo ago
See other comments. The amount of drama and behavior of some people means is just best to stay away. Also, upgrades can bring issues and asking for help is super tricky as you may get banned for asking the wrong way. So better to not upgrad
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11mo ago
I have Valetudo on a Dreame X40 Ultra and very happy. My recommendation is to flash and GTFO forever. Never upgrade, never ask anything, never read anything other than the install docs. Disregard pointers to join Telegram. Do not read relea
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11mo ago
I doubt we see many knee jerk mistakes on this one...
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hecturchi
1y ago
> The American-European disparity along this latter dimension could hardly be greater: nearly 90 percent of U.S. households have air conditioning, whereas less than 10 percent of European homes do. The productivity gap between the U.S. a
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1y ago
The main use of Pixel phones is that you can put GrapheneOS on them and regain full ownership of your hardware in a completely painless way. Plus adding a huge device security bonus on top. You can have a profile completely de-googled and a
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hecturchi
1y ago
For internet points!
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hecturchi
1y ago
Welcome to responsive design! It's pretty slow yes. It's one of the worst RAM eaters and has been feeling very sluggish for a long time.
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Go-libp2p and JavaScript-libp2p transition to community maintenance
(ipshipyard.com)
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hecturchi
1y ago
No, they don't. You need to read the article. It says such devices cost $20k.
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hecturchi
1y ago
I wonder how Linux deals with this? Is extending the screen a display resize? Or a cropped area extension? Or a different display? Even more questions about using it as two monitors...
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1y ago
Localhost benchmarks are pretty meaningless on code that is expected to deal with network latencies orders of magnitude larger. It's ok that it runs faster, but much better if it's easier, safer, or more painless than the alternat
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Teniky: Enigmatic Archaeological Site in Madagascar
(tandfonline.com)
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2y ago
> Yubico has developed a library in-house that performs the underlying cryptographic operations (decryption, signing, etc.) for RSA and ECC. No mention of why
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3y ago
I worked on IPFS Cluster and people like my co-authors had been experimenting with this already, but didn't have a name nor was formalized. I needed a way to sync state and decided to write it down "properly" as a paper along
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3y ago
I forgot: key-value store using MD-CRDTs was implemented here: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ds-crdt The trickiest part was not the CRDT, but the DAG traversal with multiple workers processing parallel updates on multiple
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3y ago
I'm the main author of the Merkle-DAGs CRDTs and I'm very happy to see this here. I'm a bit sorry now that I used the "Merkle-CRDT" name all over the paper because Merkle-Search-Trees CRDTs also deserve that tag. I
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3y ago
People operating IPFS gateways might benefit from using NOpfs, pulling the official public gateways badbits.deny list: https://github.com/ipfs-shipyard/nopfs
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4y ago
The linked article with details on design ( http://www.zenithair.com/stolch801/design/design.html ) is very interesting and I wish every company marketing a product would write down their design choices like that. I
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4y ago
1) To be fair, private IP ranges should no longer be published to the public DHT (there is a LAN DHT for them). And of course what interfaces are announced is and has been configurable for as long as I remember ("NoAnnounce" setti
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4y ago
I think the point is not to force decentralization, but to allow it. When the protocol is open, there are more chances to break the monopolies through innovation, quality of service etc. and avoid lock-in. In this case, IPFS breaks the mono
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4y ago
It is relatively new so not many people know about it, but now libp2p (and Kubu/go-ipfs) can be configured with a Resource Manager that effectively can keep a lot of the resource usage at bay: https://github.com/ipfs&#x
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4y ago
Any chance that, by limiting RAM usage, you forced your application to heavily swap, clogging the disk and making your machine slow? I have run a public gateway on 2GB of RAM. Later 4GB because it was subject to very heavy abuse, but it was
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4y ago
The content ID is not the hash of the content, it is the hash of the root of the Merkle DAG that carries the content. Doing it like that has many advantages, like being able to verify hashes as small blocks are downloaded and not after down
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4y ago
IPFS node garbage collection is not related to Golang GC.
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