Something very similar to what you describe JUST got announced a couple of weeks ago at Defcom in Vegas by Cult of the Dead Cow
well … at least the framework for it … If you want to learn more watch this (it’s a little long but it’s worth it)
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Something very similar to what you describe JUST got announced a couple of weeks ago at Defcom in Vegas by Cult of the Dead Cow
well … at least the framework for it … If you want to learn more watch this (it’s a little long but it’s worth it)
I fee bad for the normies …
It sucks that privacy is a luxury for the knowledgeable … and a chore.
That’s why we need tools like Veilid to become more popular. Everyone should host a node right now.
I pray that all those extra lines are comments.
Sounds like we’re going to need an instance to be hosted outside of the reach of US copywrong law
Start automating your backups / maintenance and orchestrate deployments …
OEM equipment is specific to each manufacturer. You are not likely going to find a single decoder that works for every vehicle. Look for one specific to your vehicle’s manufacturer, try multiple ones until you find the information you seek.
A quick “Ford vin decoder” OEM options or similar does it for me
Instander is a good insta alternative and it self updates and adds functionality. Give it a shot it’s a great app https://thedise.me/instander/
This is a personal choice. I’ve had Keychron and theyr’e very good entry level … but I DESPISE the fact that they have Bluetooth only. The fact that you have to press a key to wake the keeb up and then wait 2-3 seconds for Bluetooth to pair before you start typing bothers me to no end.
I ended up selling mine to buy a RoyalKludge one which is an amazon clone … it’s pretty much the same thing but it has a 2.5GHZ dongle that doesn’t have that same delay.
It also has RGB LEDs programmable software, hot swappable switches and it costs under a hundo …
Been using it for 2 years now, very happy with it.
Call me boring but
First 3 = OS/appliance type
Next 3 = Purpose/role
Last Character = Environment / lane
(numbers added if more than one)
Having a server called “Enterprise” is cool … but when I get an email saying WINNASP or RHLFTPQ are down, it’s much more useful and descriptive.
@sirico
I lost my shit at “userland proxy”