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Config Unbound Recursive DNS and Grafana Dashboard on Pi
(github.com)
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6y ago
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hipaulshi
6y ago
Do people still remember Telegram don't have E2E encryption on by default? and does not work across multiple platforms when E2E is on? I am annoyed because those are my favorite apps and they don't have what's important.
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hipaulshi
9y ago
I am learning Japanese. Ever since d-addict took down their torrent section. It was almost to impossible to find quality content with Japanese subtitles. I now rely on Netflix Japan, but the content is still very limited.
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hipaulshi
10y ago
Pilot here. Every airplane has a maximum weight it can fly. Different than cars, every airplanes also have an envelope where the center of gravity has to fall enter. If the center of gravity is behind the design envelope, airplane has a ten
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hipaulshi
10y ago
the end of the story just made me smile :)
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hipaulshi
10y ago
So I updated to iOS latest Anyconnect. Which claims now support ipv6. But after some testing, it seems like the iOS app will not tunnel ipv6 traffic when the server doesn't support ipv6 in the first place. But instead of dropping all i
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Anyconnect iOS IPv6 Is Tunneling Traffic to Local
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10y ago
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10y ago
Wow!! Wow!!! Wowww!!!! That is SOOO COOL!!! >.<
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hipaulshi
10y ago
10USD from San Jose to SF?! AWESOME
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11y ago
Maybe I shall starting offer 1m USD dollars for leaking this said software to me. O.k. I am just kidding, but just imagine how much some organizations are willing to offer to get hands on this. Will you ever trust Apple again if it known th
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hipaulshi
11y ago
lol.. I would have thought they have the fastest data center.
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hipaulshi
11y ago
setup a server with aliyun. the cloud service provider from alibaba. And relay the traffic from there.
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hipaulshi
11y ago
As far as Microsoft office in Beijing, I think they VPN to their Tokyo office first. Their traffic is ensured by negotiating directly with the big telecom company. Disclaimer: I do not work for them.
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11y ago
@olalonde GFW is known to tighten the control on national holidays or any event they see fit. The day after Tianjin explosion, IKEV2 stopped working for 1 day on my network (I was in Beijing). PPTP from time to time suffer the same issue th
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11y ago
SSH dynamic port forwarding is no longer working for years. It is so easily picked up by GFW and minutes later it is gone together with the whole SSH connection. So does PPTP and L2TP VPN. GFW has been upgraded so many times for the past fe
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11y ago
For people who are not aware of this: Shadowsocks is a popular and very simple tool to circumvent Great Fire Wall in China. It is written to reduce characteristics in network traffic so that GFW cannot easily block it by deep traffic analys
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hipaulshi
12y ago
I love to hear a comparable argument on NYC.
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12y ago
Thanks!
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hipaulshi
12y ago
almost all tech companies in China are behind VPNs. Yep.
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12y ago
all public tor bridge is blocked in China. Besides, it's soooo slow...
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How do engineers working in open space without getting distracted?
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12y ago
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12y ago
free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 2020 97 1923
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12y ago
Wow. We were offered a TS over the weekend. And we had to come up with a lawyer to review it on moments notice. On retrospect, this does says a lot.
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Jarvis, An API Connecting Multiple Home Automation Systems Together Using Voice
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12y ago
I am visiting Taiwan right now. What happened yesterday was very terrifying. And it sounds even worse from someone who has experienced it. I do prefer Taipei much more than Bay Area or China. I believe here, people have learned deeply the v
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12y ago
which, like the FB employee said, is exactly, what a data-driven company should do to maximize profit. However, Dustin has a good point. CEO needs to make that very risky call if he vouched for the better design. The customer may or may not
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13y ago
Well. I have to be honest. I used to do just that. And it is not fun to worry about backups and server breaking down. Outsourcing this part to Github will probably save a lot of developer/IT headache if you are a small company.
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13y ago
Wait till someone hacked it.
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13y ago
The precision and reliability of embedded system those guys designed always amazes me
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13y ago
I never used Stripe before, but seeing the tokenization method without revealing information to third-party backend to stay compliant just makes me cry. Smart solution. EDIT: Agree with the top commenter. 3rd party website can always be com
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