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kevko

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About kevko

kevin.s.ko at gmail.com

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    Comment #10592881

    The S-1 contains a table with number of options granted as well as strike price on various dates since June 20, 2014. Some other data can be determined from the option grants for e…

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    Comment #3687773

    That's basically the way to make such apps. However, for this particular service, I think that you could get away with much less by leveraging existing work: modify an OpenVPN clie…

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    Comment #2531458

    Yep. Any non-root tethering app should just show the encrypted tunnel as a connection originating from the device itself. Just make sure that DNS requests don't leak when using an …

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    Comment #2530104

    The goal is not to forward packets blindly like a NAT. You emulate the NAT's behavior by running a TCP state machine in user space and converting packets to regular Android SDK cal…

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    Comment #2529143

    I wrote a non-root tethering app, so I might have a bit of tunnel vision. First, any good tethering app should be immune to a simple TTL check. The most likely culprits are instead…

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    Comment #2529085

    TTLs should not affect PdaNet if it is written like any of the other non-root tethering apps. Mac and Windows update pings are probably a good indicator, however.

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    Comment #2510306

    I wrote one of the (non-root, virtual network-adapter based) apps like PdaNet, and I can say that a number of people on VZW have reported this. I wonder what would happen if my app…

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    Comment #2510279

    Putting the phone in airplane mode and turning on Wifi mode also effects the same behavior on many Android phones from AT&T. This would probably work for your Nexus, too.

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    Comment #2016592

    I hacked together something a long time ago to do this with a bookmarklet. It'll import delicious bookmarks into Google while preserving tags. http://blog.lifeslip.com/articles/200…