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ishanjain28
9mo ago
Yes. Genocide.live is under clientHold status by namecheap and they are trying to transfer it out.
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ishanjain28
11mo ago
See 1. https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/9181 2. https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/9071 802.11k/v works well enough but the problem is when you are roaming
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ishanjain28
11mo ago
This looks like a good project! Nice work. 802.11k/v/r on its own is not always sufficient for roaming specially if you have old clients on the network(5 years or older). Almost every wifi solution like Omada or UI comes with addi
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ishanjain28
11mo ago
Good band steering and roaming. I would not use openwrt if I had to use multiple APs to cover the area.
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ishanjain28
11mo ago
No, the one from play store.
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ishanjain28
11mo ago
My experience with fenix has been complete opposite. 1. For the last 6 months, there is a bug which causes ff to read incorrect display resolution information on Samsung devices. This breaks all elements positioned with absolute property an
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ishanjain28
1y ago
Are you people seriously suggesting webrtc crap in response to a native app built for much much high speed transfers? Unbelievable
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ishanjain28
1y ago
Unrelated, Is there a clippy lint to detect when you fill up and array/collection and immediately call clear on it ?
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ishanjain28
1y ago
I was a premium user of pocket for almost a decade before mozilla bought it and I remained a user for another few years after the acquisition. Mozilla turned it into garbage that didn't even do it's job properly and it is a bit sa
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1y ago
In India, The NCMC cards for transit use the same technology. They considered allowing people to use their normal bank issued cards like the public transit in Singapore and decided against it because of potential fraud issues. Right now, so
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ishanjain28
1y ago
I wish more artists would sell their music on Bandcamp. I use jellyfin for music but acquiring music is difficult.
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ishanjain28
2y ago
This is an excellent advice! I did that on a few of my machines few months back to reduce heat, power consumption.
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ishanjain28
2y ago
Hi, I really like the company but I am in +05:30. Will you still consider my application or is +03:00 a strict limit?
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ishanjain28
2y ago
https://www.experimental-history.com/p/excuse-me-but-why-are...
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ishanjain28
3y ago
is it a good idea to use password managers built into web browsers? (vs using a password manager from some third party? bw/1p)
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3y ago
The worst offender for this I ever saw was a analytics company using their SDK on their blog. It was generating 1 request a second logging absolutely completely stupid metrics(for a blog) and my local DNS resolver was filled with >100k r
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ishanjain28
3y ago
perhaps you should be a little shocked to hear if they are using s3(they are not). s3 is awesome but it's not supposed to be used absolutely everywhere.
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ishanjain28
3y ago
https://git.ishanjain.me/ishan/multicaster This is a mdns repeater for (primarily home) networks. The "recommended" way is to use use PIM/IGMP but you can not control the specific mdns names that'll
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ishanjain28
3y ago
Yes, they have refused it a few times.
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ishanjain28
3y ago
Play store still has this and the return window is 15 minutes. A refund button will appear on the application page in play store if you uninstall the app within the 15 minute period after purchasing. Apple on the other hand unfortunately ha
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ishanjain28
3y ago
What are you on about? A cut of that 16 francs is going to creators just as a cut of the ads you see goes to the creators. Platform cost is not the only cost and creators need to be compensated and it comes out from the subscription fees.
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3y ago
How much faster is this compared to a fully userspace implementation?
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ishanjain28
3y ago
I looked at netflow data for the last 10 days from my router. 75% of the HTTP traffic is HTTP3, 23% HTTP1.1/HTTP2(over TLS) and 2% is plain HTTP.
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ishanjain28
3y ago
Okay and those users can easily use a much cheaper NAT instance instead of managed NAT Gateways.
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ishanjain28
3y ago
Where?
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ishanjain28
3y ago
So for this, Run your apps in public subnets that are attached to IGW.
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ishanjain28
3y ago
I am in India, using 1.1.1.1 over DoT and it appears to be working okay. I am served IP addresses with relatively short TTLs (1-5minutes) that are in Moscow and North Holland.
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3y ago
I love your response!
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ishanjain28
3y ago
well yes but the addressing scheme we use here is so much simpler. I hope they incorporate it at some point
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3y ago
Do they have a simpler use id like india's upi?(userHandle@bankHandle) In the demos I watched, There is account number and routing number
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