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by mercora 8mo ago
that is not that either though or is it? i mean say i found my vehicle on some platform for sale and then located it with their service, now what? i call the cops i suppose, i dont see how this is much different to calling them once they ag
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by mercora 8mo ago
If a thief is selling your stolen car, would that not be very easy to locate by showing interest in buying it? Am I missing something?
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by mercora 11mo ago
> it’s more than that. it’s any device that can present itself as a possible base station. can you elaborate on this a bit? what devices are able to to present themselves as possible base stations? do i need any form of entitlement to pa
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by mercora 1y ago
thats news to me, i dont use the app either. Thanks for sharing this.
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by mercora 1y ago
its funny you call out Mullvad in this specific case because its the one thing i really dislike about their VPN service. It wont route DNS to the root server, or any designated server really. They redirect DNS queries to their cache indiscr
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by mercora 2y ago
For hard cutovers it might be a viable strategy to forward or redurect traffic inbetween changes. That is, either let the old destination forward to the new, or vice versa, then update the records to the new destination, or have an intermed
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by mercora 2y ago
The recursive resolver you describe would adhere to the same TTL as would do any reasonable public resolver. The difference in cache behaviour, if any, only depends on if the resolver already has a cached record that's still valid or d
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by mercora 2y ago
24h seems overly excessive but some resolvers may refuse to adhere to arbitrary low TTL and chose to answer with stale records from cache for as long as they deem necessary. 24h certainly would make many issues with that strategy very appar
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by mercora 2y ago
agreed.
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by mercora 2y ago
It's supposed to be on another independent device.
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by mercora 2y ago
You can configure the agent to confirm each key usage to have your cake and eat it too. :) It's also good to see if any malicious process tries to make use of the agent locally!
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by mercora 3y ago
i used to use [0]s3ql on-top of "slow" fuse storage. it comes with its own caching layer and some strategies around handling larger blobs of data efficiently even at high latency with ease but its a non shared filesystem. you moun
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by mercora 3y ago
i think it cleared a thing up or two. However, would you mind sharing why insertable streams are apparently required for this to work? As WebRTC traffic is encrypted already E2E it seems to me that constructing the SDP with the key, current
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by mercora 3y ago
I wish browser would do something similar with their WebRTC stack. Something that shows independently of the site (out of its execution context) which keys are used and allow for an easy comparison of them independently. But i don't kn
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by mercora 3y ago
>As a side note, this is why we built Booth.video -- to demo that this isn't a fundamental tradeoff and it's possible to have E2EE, metadata-secure video conferencing in the browser. now i wonder how you did that. Is the key ex
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by mercora 3y ago
E2EE implies both ends have an encrypted channel to transport data to each other directly, without an intermediary step. this is the very definition of the term, at least it is in my mind. Having the data only encrypted to and from their se
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by mercora 4y ago
i think SRV records might be more appropriate for this use case.
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by mercora 4y ago
more precisely a CNAME must be the only record type for a given label as it would be otherwise ambiguous to revolvers. that doesn't hold true for DNSSEC secured zones where the records for signatures are to be allowed, but also arent c
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by mercora 4y ago
just so you know, your assumption i am not using the right tools feels almost insulting to me considering i made no claim about any tooling used. i am using systemd-networkd to setup networking anywhere, i never touch wg-quick because it is
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by mercora 4y ago
i just wish i could control the routing via routing tables instead, making dynamic routing decisions possible without specialized software that is able to manipulate it.
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by mercora 5y ago
i use policy routing and let wireguard mark packets it wants to send out. the main table is empty (there is no route... at all..) external connections insert routes into their own tables. the wireguard interface does this too and any packet
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by mercora 5y ago
i mean sure there will be several dozens ways to compromise your machine once your user account is wide open already... but allowing any script or software to run any command privileged without any questions asked? there is certainly a risk
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by mercora 5y ago
what i do for work is very close to what you want and its pretty easy to achieve with using lightdm and the dm-tool with the add-nested-seat command. It will start a new Xephyr X server local to your current user and attach the session mana
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by mercora 5y ago
just want to make it clear, usually you are assigned a prefix which you can announce to your network and then nodes will pick random addresses from that prefix. its still easy to determine the packets came from your network just not clear f
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by mercora 5y ago
ive seen it few days ago while using the installer on the netinstall iso.. its an option to import keys from github while creating the regular user...
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by mercora 5y ago
i wonder if i am allowed to transmit such signals, maybe with some ham license? also, i read "exposes the RF link as just another Ethernet interface" a little wrong. its not like this will demodulate ethernet somehow but extracts
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by mercora 5y ago
> “To help you see that we are sincere, we would like you to check out the following” really would like to know what this was about and what else the voices in her head told her, especially unrelated stuff. Also if she could talk to them
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by mercora 5y ago
i did not know about these[0] keywords so thanks for that :) [0] https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/searching-on-github...
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by mercora 5y ago
i wonder how many people were asymptomatic and thus weren't even aware. maybe those long-covid symptoms get diagnosed as something else if there is no known previous infection.
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by mercora 5y ago
i am not entirely sure i fully agree. telecoms never sold us a service to authenticate us to 3rd parties. those 3rd parties did bolt it on-top of an arguably insecure message transmission system. it wasn't meant to be used like this an

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