ryuuchin

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by ryuuchin 9mo ago
They run at 0.25 degree resolution (same as ECMWF AIFS models).
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by ryuuchin 9mo ago
These are available on Weatherbell[1] (which requires a subscription) now except for the HGEFS ensemble model which I'm guessing will probably be added later. AIGFS is on tropical tidbits which should be free for some stuff[5]. I beli
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by ryuuchin 10mo ago
The browser isn't exposing it to websites. It's simply due to the fact of playing media that it's lowering the minimum timer resolution on Windows. In the past it would also do this when just scrolling among other things if
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by ryuuchin 1y ago
Is Zen 5 more like a 4x2 than a true 8 since it has dual decode clusters and one thread on a core can't use more than one? https://chipsandcheese.com/i/149874010/frontend
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
They've improved things in Windows 10[1] with driver support(?) apparently although I have no experience with this so I can't say how this affects things practically. [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windo
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
Just keep in mind some mobile carries block DoT so it's not always an option (Android does not natively support DoH).
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
I can't speak to Google forcing DNS, I don't know if this is true. However, it will respect the private DNS option (DNS-over-TLS) which you can point to whatever you want (like NextDNS for filtering).
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
You are correct. It's not really "new" just that it's still being used. https://blog.mikrotik.com/security/meris-botnet.html
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
https://blog.mikrotik.com/security/meris-botnet.html It's not really recent (2018) just that it's still being used after all this time. If you're using a default config on the home router you're ba
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
> Very concerned about the recent microtik CVE, as that is going to make for some very large botnets. To be pedantic there is technically no recent Mikrotik CVE WRT Meris. It was patched in 2018(?) shortly after discovery. From their re
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by ryuuchin 5y ago
> Specifically, Maxwell and Pascal use tile-based immediate-mode rasterizers that buffer pixel output, instead of conventional full-screen immediate-mode rasterizers. https://www.realworldtech.com/tile-based-rasterization
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
Chrome distrusted Symantec certs when 70 got pushed to stable (at the end of October)[1]. Digg shows NET::ERR_CERT_SYMANTEC_LEGACY error when I navigate to it. Firefox was supposed to remove the Symantec certs in 63 (also to be released a
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
Although the rendering may still be done in kernel mode the parsing is now done in a usermode sandbox[1] which significantly reduces risks from handling untrusted fonts. [1] https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/secguide/
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
uBlock Origin + Google's Safe Browsing (or SmartScreen if you're an Edge user) should be enough for just about anyone. Furthermore one of the strengths of uBO is the ability to use dynamic filtering[1] which bypasses the filter l
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
There's also ytdl integration in mpv[1]. The excellent open source media player. So anything you can download with ytdl you can stream in mpv. [1] https://mpv.io
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
uBlock Origin has an option to do it[1]. [1] https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Prevent-WebRTC-from-l...
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
It should unless this is something new? I'm not sure why this is really news. We've known about this problem with WebRTC for quite some time now.
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
They changed it in Windows 10 (RS1 IIRC)[1]. [1] http://www.alex-ionescu.com/?p=323
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by ryuuchin 8y ago
Enabling blogblog and blogger should do it. This is par for the course with the blogger sites.
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
Just enabling dynamic filtering doesn't do anything as far as blocking is concerned. You'll still have to set up how you want to handle it. I would recommend "Medium mode"[1] as defined in the uBlock wiki. [1] https:&#
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
If you're using uBlock Origin or uMatrix to block third party scripts it won't matter. That's what makes using the dynamic filtering in uBlock Origin so powerful. Easily the best bang for your buck ad blocking that you can
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
For most users though you actually get better security guarantees if you do that stuff on an iPhone/iPad (or Chromebook I suppose).
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
uBlock Origin and uMatrix can both do the same thing and are compatible. This is just my opinion but both have better and more intuitive interfaces as well.
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
I would say this used to be the case but now they've made a significant effort in order to improve reliability. It's not surprising that there's a bunch of old stuff still around. Just look at how long it took them to impleme
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
It's 3 years now with the Pixel. The Google branded devices have always received timely updates. That's the only point I was trying to make. I'm not saying this is ideal, just pointing it out. Also unless you get the Veriz
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
The obvious thing to say is to just get a Nexus/Pixel device and enjoy your updates but I'm sure this isn't an option for some people. I think the best thing that you can do to ensure you still get security updates is either
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
Back when grsecurity was still public I would've said that using it with Chrome provided the best security you could get on Linux. Between the defensive mitigations it added through PaX and all the other little things (like making chr
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
Chrome disables all win32k syscalls in its renderer/extension/plugin processes (at the very least flash and pdf). This has been the default for a while now. I believe the specific win32k syscall filter you're referring to (w
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
Safe browsing is now built in to Firefox (and Chrome) so I'm not sure what you're seeing there. It hasn't shipped as an addon for quite some time.
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by ryuuchin 9y ago
If you know the name of the field trial you should be able to opt-out on the command line provided you use the correct syntax with the --force-fieldtrials option. However it was not established whether or not field trials (A-B testing) was

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