DanAtC

What ISPs are doing IPv6-only? Can't imagine they'd still have any customers.

Reminder that news.ycombinator.com still doesn't have an IPv6 address.

How long until the articles telling users to disable iMessage?

All good things come to an end eventually. I'm still sad about http://asciiartfarts.com

Lol, lighten up

Looks like they saw your post. Update for week 6/30 up now!

Articles like this and the subsequent comments are just a long-running, inside joke of who can out-pretentious one another, right?

Best assume it's not and use a VPN.

Why are all the articles about this "[flagged]"?

Edit: Looks like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27166482 is sticking to the front page.

Edit 2: Nope! Also flagged

And those nations got a chance to freely exploit it* for way longer than a typical reasonable disclosure of 90 days.

*Assuming they didn't already know about it which is why fast disclosure is so important.

Only because they agreed to sit on the patches for an inordinate amount of time.

Theo de Raadt did the right thing for KRACK. Shame it would be his only chance to do so before getting kicked out of Mathy Vanhoef's secret club.

If only we knew 6 months earlier after a reasonable disclosure.

A 9 month embargo is disgusting. Linux users have been sitting ducks while others may or may not received silent updates.

As a resident of California can I invoke the CCPA and get my information deleted from Experian et al?

That map is generated from self-reported data from ISPs filing form 477 (https://www.fcc.gov/economics-analytics/industry-analysis-di...) The threshold for coverage is a single customer in a census block.

The data is rarely validated except in extreme cases (https://www.telecompetitor.com/fcc-company-that-filed-false-...)

Unless you have the clout of Project Zero, "responsible" disclosure is anything but.

Full disclosure or no disclosure.

I'm eagerly waiting for http://violence.works/

https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto is pretty good on the keyboard front

https://disaster.radio/ is more apt.

NYC Mesh is built from discrete, high bandwidth (very high relative to LoRA) point-to-point radios. Assuming all the links in a path are healthy, latency should be excellent.

Tell that to Citizen which refuses to operate without location enabled, and even worse, refuses to operate with coarse location. And being a free app there's no place on Apple's site to report this bad behavior.

Went to look at the LG Gram and only one model out of 49(!) states how much RAM is installed(?!)

https://www.lg.com/us/laptops

Please do not filter anything. A project of this scope is greater than any SEO issues you may have.

Mikrotik hardware has very (very) basic OpenFlow support https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:OpenFlow

I can't speak to the development side of things, but have you tried https://www.usb-audio.com/download/?

Most IPv4-only things I see are cheap IoT junk whose requisite cloud services will shut down well before that.

Gross

If only there was a dark mode theme to save energy on OLED screens.

I’d say “you get what you pay for” but it’s Samsung; I don’t know what you’re paying for.

Ctrl-Shift-P is also the command palette in vscode