mutemule

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by mutemule 9y ago
This is about the Surface Book, not the Pro. They are very different beasts. I purchased a Book -- the revised model, though they're very hard to tell apart -- late last year. I'm technically on my third model, and trying to retur
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by mutemule 11y ago
The study did a good job breaking down the different IPv6 connectivity types, but didn't discuss different IPv4 connections. GP is comparing native IPv6 to IPv4 CGNAT, but the study seems to be comparing differing forms of IPv6 to nati
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by mutemule 11y ago
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ElasticLoadBalancing/latest/Deve... Unfortunately, only ELBs in EC2 Classic support IPv6: "Load balancers in a VPC support IPv4 addresses only."
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by mutemule 13y ago
Well, sit tight. There's a new version of the Neo that supports U2F ( https://sites.google.com/site/oauthgoog/gnubby ) coming out Real Soon Now ( https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-har
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by mutemule 13y ago
I honestly don't understand why RequestPolicy doesn't get more love from the pro-privacy crowd. It does exactly what they want: prevents sites from issuing HTTP requests to other sites. I once used a rather ambitious collection o
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by mutemule 13y ago
Actually, any website that supports Google 2FA also happens to support your Yubikey Neo, assuming you have a Neo. Step 1: Install the Yubico Authenticator from the Play Store. Step 2: Install the OATH applet. Linux instructions are at htt
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by mutemule 13y ago
I asked the very same question about #1 on the Play store, and the developers did respond quite quickly: the network access is required to download new language packs. This makes perfect sense to me, as much as I'd like to see somethi
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by mutemule 13y ago
My initial reaction to your comment was "ephemeral has been around for a while, and has real, tangible meaning, especially when dealing with crypto". Then I realized the same could be said about the terms 'skeuomorphic'
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by mutemule 13y ago
If you're looking for a user-friendly desktop-install of FreeBSD, you probably want to check out http://www.pcbsd.org/ instead. They have a 10.0-RC2 available for download already, and will probably have a 10.0 releas