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Tor VPN Beta: What we've learned building our own VPN for Android from scratch(blog.torproject.org)
69 points by woofcat 7d ago|5 comments
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by woofcat 12d ago
My company uses MCP in production to connect different AI products together that were developed by different teams. It makes the connections very easy, where a REST interface often has quirks and features that you have to understand.
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by woofcat 4mo ago
Luxury watches are often five figures or more.. in that context $1250 is a deal.
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by woofcat 4mo ago
Any alternatives you'd recommend outside of the USA?
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by woofcat 5mo ago
No, as the request headers would be different for things like time.
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by woofcat 6mo ago
Yes there is air inside the space station, no you're not going to have a random vacuum in one person's body.
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by woofcat 9mo ago
Yes that's what they do.
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by woofcat 9mo ago
Because the modern system is that the parenting has been offloaded onto the school. The reason we have sex-ed is because we can't trust parents to do that. The notion that the school board would simply ask a parent, then deal with the
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by woofcat 1y ago
screen readers / text based browsers / etc.
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by woofcat 1y ago
I'm presuming they were trying to say "Doomed from the start of the digital revolution"
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by woofcat 2y ago
Goofy question, I also got this email and am trying to go through the process. However no emailed ever make it to my inbox. Is Blackblaze getting flooded with these requests? I'm also a bit confused at the decision here. :)
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by woofcat 2y ago
Mixnet would be a solution. Like what you described, have inbound packets held for some period of time and released as a group so that you cannot as easily correlate the inbound and outbound traffic. The downside is that it gets much slower
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by woofcat 2y ago
That whole comment is "With a way harder method than going to the ATM". I understand that it's possible to get crypto through obscure methods. However if you're selling a privacy focused solution, ideally you shouldn&#x2
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by woofcat 2y ago
Why do all of these new VPN solutions want some form of Crypto payment that has to go through KYC regulations to acquire... doesn't that somewhat defeat the purpose? Mullvad with cash seems like a super ideal way to go. Why can't
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by woofcat 2y ago
You mean Aha! isn't hiring 100 people in 100 locations world wide at all times?
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by woofcat 2y ago
Whomever has this fake certificate can run a server and say it's google.com and windows will say "yep you are" with the little green lock.
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by woofcat 2y ago
How is this any different than the other 1,000 "encrypted chat" solutions?
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Secure Messaging (and current attacks against it) [video](media.ccc.de)
1 points by woofcat 2y ago|0 comments
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by woofcat 2y ago
Ideally for transit you vaccum seal it. Then they can't 100% predict how the beans will shift undergoing the compression.
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by woofcat 2y ago
It is true, games were present but it wasn't in the objectives of the hardware manufacturers to have "better game support" at this time.
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by woofcat 2y ago
Extreme claims require extreme evidence. The claim they have is that they were targeted directly, and signals encryption was broken (or signal elected to steal the data?) I've never heard of these people or their "legacy chat appl
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by woofcat 2y ago
So you want their free hosting, but don't want to pay for it either directly, or indirectly?
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by woofcat 2y ago
Why not just stop using YouTube?
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by woofcat 2y ago
ECH is not starting soon. CloudFlare haven't rolled it out to everyone and good luck finding a constant setup for it. There are some experimental servers for it, but basically not supported anywhere.
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by woofcat 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin_(structure)
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by woofcat 2y ago
It can be useful to solve the "blank page problem" i.e. to get an initial set of data to challenge. However it has zero customer data, or internal code to help with anything like that.
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Are We Living in the Roaring 20s?(awealthofcommonsense.com)
65 points by woofcat 2y ago|96 comments
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by woofcat 3y ago
Doubt it would happen but I'd love to see CloudFlare support this for all their domains. Blocking them is blocking 1/3rd of the internet.
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by woofcat 3y ago
No it's not. No-one has claimed it is. The parent of this whole thread is "If ever I'm the subject of a lawsuit that'd require me to turn in my computer, I'd scrub it to oblivion at the slightest intimation of what&
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by woofcat 3y ago
No, username is only for discovery. So while reuse is allowed. Your contacts would stay connected with you.

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