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havoc
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(Quote) Can't say I'm stoked about this. Either the animations or process. 10 people agree for a feature add makes sense. Features take engineering effort so you want to make sure there is actual need/user demand. I fully support a high t…
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Can we please get rid of the animated crap bouncing about users headers? The linux icons that move around. It's irritating AF and they seem to have sufficiently different metadata that adblocking it doesn't have universal effect. Like ser…
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(Quote) Yeah that is probably the application they have in mind here despite everyone being disappointed on the raspberry side Could also work with Oracle free tier I guess. Always found proxmox to be 80% less useful though when you've only go…
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(Quote) I would think that's by far the most profitable. Auction off spots to providers rather than google's generic rates. Way better alignment with audience
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My current uses: * Remote searxng - don't want the frequent hits to go out from home IP * http proxy - to get around some geo challenges * projects - e.g. my recent tls.obsidian.place by nature of what it does can't have cloudflare / prox…
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Bit of change is good :) Being able to turn off the bling is important though...that's the type of thing thats fund but gets old fast
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(Quote) I vote Santa Cruz das Flores. (Image)
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(Quote) Well spotted! That was actually the starting point - though didn't know the source was available. Had an LLM look at the json output and create a similar tool then added more stuff (Quote) Yeah, not shooting for perfect here. Trying to…
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(Quote) To answer your question though - it's a target for my coding agent to develop against - and it seems to be working well: The smoke run worked and now shows the fingerprint fields. The wreq Chrome 149 impersonation is producing a real C…
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(Quote) It's like a corkscrew - unless you happen to be opening wine bottles probably not much use to you. Discovered servers can deduce how far you are based on latency based on the "ja4l_c": "7532_56" factor - correct ans…
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(Quote) I too live in a datacenter. No filthy residential IP for me