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elpy1

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About elpy1

email: elpy@pm.me

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    Comment #48667275

    Just switched over a domain to Bunny with ping-based latency routing successfully. Thanks! One small bit of feedback: HTTPS records were neither discovered nor imported during the …

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    Show HN: Tlsinfo.me – check your JA3/JA4 TLS fingerprints

    Recently I was learning a bit about TLS. This involved lots of capturing network traffic with `tshark`, then opening up wireshark to import the dump and check fingerprints, so I ma…

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    Comment #39063748

    > Being that this is Drew, I wouldn't be shocked to know that this provider choice has more to do with a anti-establishment manifesto than any practicality Not wanting your traffic…

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    Comment #28677594

    The current number of service nodes is more than enough to power Session, without the need to rely on a central server for message delivery. The size of the network will grow with …

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    Comment #28677579

    What makes you think it's a scam? Do you mean crypto in general or the oxen project itself?

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    Comment #28668824

    Time for people to look into Session ( https://getsession.org ). You get automatic native onion routing via decentralised infrastructure - currently 1800~ community-run servers (se…

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    Comment #28600878

    >If we really care about our privacy, though, why do we share so much? In my experience, for many it has nothing to do with choice of sharing - it's about lack of education and und…

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    Comment #24833791

    You might be interested in Session ( https://getsession.org )

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    Comment #23324594

    It started with curl and ended with swurl.. A guide on accessing your non-public AWS services using SSH, SSM, SOCKS5 and AWS signature v4.

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    Comment #23138359

    Connect to private AWS EC2 instances using SSH over SSM, with no requirement to have your SSH public key exist on the server in advance.

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