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quantum5
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About quantum5
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/quantum5; my proof: https://keybase.io/quantum5/sigs/DYfDXm4paevvU_Bp1DPF5dQgxf8IH1k-RNk2uI-3PrY ]
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Show HN: TOTP.fyi – debugging tool for app-based 2FA
This is a tool to debug "app-based 2FA", which almost certainly uses the time-based one-time password (TOTP) algorithm these days. This is the type of 2FA that shows the QR code fo…
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Comment #38536626
> BGP is the protocol that gives the Internet its shape, and you can’t directly speak it yourself. It's actually surprisingly easy to get an ASN for yourself and speak BGP. If you …
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Comment #37882317
The whole BGP process with a private ASN that the ISP strips out and replace with their own ASN on the Internet is how "BYOIP" (bring your own IP) usually works.
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Comment #37877536
You don't actually need an ASN to get PI though? You can use PI just fine with BYOIP. Actually... I don't think you are even required to announce them on the Internet.
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Comment #37872121
(original author here) Note that ARIN NRPM 4.10 now requires the requested range to be used exclusively for IPv6 transition and not anything else. As for full table, several provid…
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Comment #37865221
I am curious which leap day system you use for the French Republican calendar. Most popular versions of the calendar I see floating around just use the Gregorian leap year system, …
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Comment #30662925
It's actually using setTimeout. Every time the callback fires, it calculates exactly how many milliseconds it would take before the next second arrives, and schedules another timeo…
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Comment #30658591
Thanks for reporting! I didn't notice since I always navigated directly to the page while testing, but it is rather annoying when linked. I just pushed a fix.
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Comment #30658517
The original French Republican Calendar determined the start of the year with the date of the autumnal equinox at the Paris Observatory. This made the calendar somewhat unpredictab…
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Comment #27874288
Yes, desktops with two PCIe GPUs is actually the more common use case. As for dummy plug, it's most likely need to convince windows to turn on the GPU when you are not plugging a m…
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Comment #27870773
You can always use a dummy plug to fool windows into believing there is a monitor attached. Then it's much more convenient than using a KVM switch.