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Comment #47793105
We’re splitting this across two threads, but if you give Codex access to jadx and the Archer android app you might be able to get something without that problem. The TPLink managem…
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Comment #47793052
I had been trying to find that again! It was instrumental in some RE/VR I did last year on tmp and the differences between the UDP socket (available without auth) and the TCP socke…
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Comment #47792046
You should give codex access to the mobile app :) The app, for a lot of routers, connects via an ssh tunnel to UDP/TCP sockets on the router. Would probably give you access to more…
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Comment #47582221
Supply chain woes continue
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Comment #46025908
Sure, but unlike the CRL checks the server gets to directly know how recently the client fetched the update if my understanding is correct. Knowing which landmarks the client has w…
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Comment #45840586
The model file is small enough to have in Git (safetensors is only 600MB) but the Gemma TOS make me unsure if I’m required to have the same “Read and accept the Gemma TOS” limitati…
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Comment #45836887
It can't possibly be updating continuously in real time, can it? Especially for battery devices, a constant background thread polling for updates seems untenable.
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Comment #45742317
> During the TLS handshake, the client tells the server which treeheads it has. I don’t love the idea of giving every server I connect to via TLS the ability to fingerprint me by h…
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Comment #45742269
Different machines will need to have variations in when they grab updates to avoid thundering herd problems. I could see the list of client-supplied available roots being added to …
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Comment #43512588
You can generate short-lived and single-use credentials for users.
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Comment #43512576
Without TURN, two clients that want to do streaming communication connect directly to each other, letting both ends know things like IP addresses, supported protocols, and other fi…
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Comment #43399013
The U.S. Naval Research Lab (NRL) has been deploying this tech - free space optics (FSO) - for about a decade. https://www.doncio.navy.mil/chips/ArticleDetails.aspx?ID=555...