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rjmalagon
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Comment #38455896
Thanks for this, almost forgot it. Works great on Fedora Workstation 39. Wayland forwarding over SSH: done
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Comment #38047173
I am a long happy user of authenticated TOR hidden services for my secure admin access to ssh servers and some self-hosting services, and it is my last hope when even tailnets, mes…
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Comment #37660992
Minor inconvenience vs Mexico electronic invoice hell. Our VAT is 16%, for everyone except a select group of small business, of a now discontinued tax regimen. We must issue a dual…
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Comment #36733251
In México, we have SPEI. Allows free instant transfers between bank accounts (with some exceptions). We employ an 18-digit code (CLABE), and debit card numbers are also permitted. …
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Comment #36371217
Apparently, just fine. On paper, do a quick check and clean on mount. There are mount options for full check, degraded and recovery modes. About the paper https://bcachefs.org/bcac…
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Comment #36228977
Maybe you already know it: you can filter ads by DNS on phones (manually configured or with pseudo VPN apps), and if you don't mind using other mobile browsers, on Android Firefox …
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Comment #36228876
I see ad blockers as good filters for them. Someone that feels annoyed by ads to the extent of making the effort to install ad blockers is not a good target for ads too. Less tech-…
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Comment #35021095
I am a very happy Silverblue user. There is a learning curve to adapt workflow to containers, Toolbox and serious Flatpak tuning, but got a solid and clean workstation experience. …
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Comment #30102893
Yup, Ubuntu is ongoing in this. Debian is in a better shape.
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Comment #30102421
It is a fixed bug. Your target needs to be an outdated Linux distro. In a current one or patched one, is more likely to have a non-vulnerable LUKS2 volume that you can not downgrad…
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Comment #30102160
Your second guess is the correct one. This is a bug in the LUKS2 header metadata that can trick the kernel to "recover and resume" an unsolicited decryption/reencryption process. V…
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Comment #27723118
Actually, I have a LLVM build kernel in a Debian server, with ThinLTO enabled config. "Linux version 5.13.0+ (x@x) (Debian clang version 13.0.0-++20210418105309+a0898f0cecc7-1~exp1…
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Comment #27583253
Nope, is more like a "Vitual public network" maker. Peer links are encrypted, each peer has its own key, but DHT and routing is not obfuscated. It exposes virtual network interface…
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Comment #27583118
Very different. WireGuard is explicit basic, only cares how to make an encrypted link between two devices, and do it very well. Key exchange, IP assignation and routing are manual …
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Comment #27582967
At low level is not related to WireGuard in any way. The wintun project only exposes a virtual network interface to Windows systems, a clean and proper signed windows driver. That …
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Comment #27580416
Quite different. ZT is centralized config, direct peer to peer, automatic key exchange, virtual switch. YG is decentralized, direct peer to peer and multi hop routing, manual key e…
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Comment #19222199
CAESAR AEAD crypto competition final portafolio. After 8 years since the initial announcement and 5 years of the initial papers submission, the CAESAR committee selects the most ro…
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Ask to HN: Any online cryptocurrency exchange with hidden service option?
I would like to use TOR to access exchanges without trusting exit nodes. I love how KeyBase, ProPublica and Coinpayments offer this option. Bitsquare is an interesting service over…
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Comment #13905579
Surprise me. I think that both diabetes types are very complex illness.