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eldridgea
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Comment #49051919
This answer might be US specific but one significant reason for the pushback (at least from me) is the centralizing force. Generally the things cameras like that are good for enfor…
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Comment #46619592
https://blog.eldrid.ge
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Comment #46286171
Thank you!
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Comment #46285025
I got a Boox Go Color 7 as a less locked in alternative to my Kindle a while back, and overall I've really enjoyed it. It's apparently rootable, although I haven't done that person…
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Comment #44282514
I believe it strips everything after a "+" so you can use youraddress+servicename@gmail.com. It ignores periods so you could also use your.address@gmail.com or y.ouraddress@gmail.c…
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Comment #41360534
~2019 I led a team of highly qualified security R&D folks inside Cisco (we were part of an acquisition), these folks were effectively highly specialized SWEs. But because the title…
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Comment #40768814
I use a single node microk8s instance mainly so I can stay familiar with syntax and things for work rather than an actual high availability system. But I use Portainer and store my…
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Comment #39852310
The biggest difference I'm aware of is TLS 1.3 encrypts the initial handshake[0] in a way to prevent eavesdropping the hostname of the destination. Prior to that, you could get the…
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Comment #39362956
I'm not certain but might be related to the desktop client deleting files issue they had in Dec? https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/6/23991183/google-drive-los...
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Comment #38678417
I asked a cloudflare engineer this and the answer was a bit vague but amounted to the failure rate being something like 0.5% which was too high for the amount of TLS sessions being…
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Comment #38354505
They work with Firefox for me on desktop (mac/linux). This is _very_ recent though. Passkeys in Firefox also work for me on mobile but not with Bitwarden, Bitwarden's blog says pas…
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Comment #38342065
This might be due to Firefox often defaulting to sending DNS to cloudflare unless otherwise configured.
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Comment #38025715
Looks like it can be run locally ok with npm https://github.com/cloudflare/har-sanitizer
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