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emilburzo
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Comment #49182079
I actually experienced GPS spoofing while paragliding near Ukraine, luckily in the daytime. I don't even want to imagine it at night on a rescue mission. Condolences to the occupan…
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Comment #48649565
Interesting, so the spoofing is only active during attacks? That explains the short duration. I am wondering what changed though, since this hasn't happened before in the previous …
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Comment #48396849
It doesn't have any credentials inside the VM though, not even for git, so it could commit but not push. And I manually review/commit/push outside of the VM since I don't want to j…
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Comment #48394914
I'm still happy with my containment setup[1][2] on linux. The only risk that I see from the article would be the "Exfiltration through an approved domain" one. But in the VM there'…
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Comment #47465949
Yep, that looks like a paraglider circling in a thermal while being drifted due the wind. Random tracklog example: https://www.xcontest.org/world/en/flights/detail:mattmozza/2... (…
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Comment #47410477
> Romania reportedly has unlimited for 4€ but I don't know which operator. Orange Yoxo is the only one which has actually-unlimited, all the others have a fine-print somewhere with…
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Comment #47098776
I've been happily using oauth2-proxy[1] with nginx as an extra layer of authentication to prevent situations where e.g. home-assistant had an unauthenticated RCE. It's pretty neat …
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Comment #46868655
> but a bug in VirtualBox is making one core run at 100% the entire time FYI they fixed it in 7.2.6: https://github.com/VirtualBox/virtualbox/issues/356#issuecom...
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Comment #46693224
Hmm, perhaps I'm missing something, so let's go through it step by step and see where the disconnect is: - There's a cloned 'my-project' git repo on the base OS - The 'Vagrantfile'…
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Comment #46692488
Correct, which I wanted to avoid because: > Mounting the Docker socket grants the agent full access to your Docker daemon, which has root-level privileges on your system. The agent…
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Comment #46691357
I tried this approach for a while, but I really wanted it to be able to do anything (install system packages, build/run Docker containers, the works). With these powers there's a l…
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Comment #46691315
This was also the direction I was initially headed, but then I realized I wanted one-VM-per-project so it can really do anything it wants on the complete VM. So the blast-from-the-…
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Comment #46635442
I totally understand, Vagrant and VirtualBox are quite a blast from the past for me as well. But besides the what-are-the-odds bug, it's been smooth sailing. > VMs with 3D accelera…
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Comment #46632333
> [...] and maybe I also want kilo code to run a docker stack for me which it can't in the agent cloud Yes! I'm surprised more people do not want this capability. Check out my comm…
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Comment #46632299
> unsupervised in a VM in the cloud where the agent has root Why in the cloud and not in a local VM? I've re-discovered Vagrant and have been using it exactly for this and it's sur…
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Comment #46614818
Good point. For me, that was intentional, since all my projects are in git I don't care if it messes something up. Then you get the benefit of being able to use your regular git to…
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Comment #46501903
Since Android 15, Google Pixel phones have a "notification cooldown" that sort of fixes this. Hopefully it makes it's way to all Android phones at some point. https://www.androidau…
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Comment #45990279
Already done: https://hackaday.com/2024/11/15/bypassing-airpods-hearing-ai...
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Comment #45865288
For anyone else trying to find the Telegram feature: > Telegram Announces Removal of "People Nearby" Feature
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Comment #45863399
Back in the day when Direct Connect[1] was a thing, and we all had insane speeds in the metropolitan area (but not so great outside of that), I used to run a DC hub. Which due to s…