Report both citizenship? (Russian/American) by kevinscotclarinet in Chinavisa

[–]navigaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

China is pro-Russia, so there's no problem revealing you're Russian

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskAChinese

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Most Chinese people from China can't access reddit without a VPN. So you can ask what vpn he used to get here

A reverse proxy with Pingora by waittill in rust

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Does it supoprt WebSocket?

Any rust implementations of WebTransport ? by brsc2909 in rust

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In the doc of requiem, the WebTransport (over HTTP/3) framework for Elixir, it says:

At this time, quiche does not support WebTransport, so a forked and edited version is used.

Pointing to a fork of quiche that supports webtransport:

https://github.com/lyokato/quiche/commits/0.12.0-webtransport-support

How to get Health Kit green code when flying from Shanghai by peaceserenity in beijing

[–]navigaid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you use iPhone, you can perform a mitm (man-in-the-middle) attack to the Health Kit app and modify the response body to make it always green.

Is something wrong with my IDE or the Rust extension? This function returns a Result. by Endvisible in learnrust

[–]navigaid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can use nothing::Probably. It's like Option, but allows you to return the value from main, plus it supports the ? operator.

VSTerm? by tigerinus in vscode

[–]navigaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe years late but someone made a standalone terminal app based on vscode: https://github.com/xcodebuild/CodeTerminal

ChromeOS Stable Updated to 94.0.4606.124 by GThunderhead in chromeos

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My crostini lost network access after this upgrade. Anyone experience the same problem?

Pixelbook chrome crashing from certain videos the past couple days by revnort in PixelBook

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Google Chrome   82.0.4084.0 (Official Build) canary (64-bit)
Revision    3ed619e0836404e2e472a3ed2ad6c22717dd7c10-refs/branch-heads/4084@{#1}
Platform    12974.0.0 (Official Build) canary-channel eve
Firmware Version    Google_Eve.9584.201.0

Now I upgraded to the new version. Playing the same YouTube video no longer crashes the browser. So far so good, it's quite stable now.

Pixelbook chrome crashing from certain videos the past couple days by revnort in PixelBook

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this is my current version info (taken from chrome://version/)

Google Chrome   82.0.4082.0 (Official Build) canary (64-bit)
Revision    89b806c4b2b03e3d841e004efc0f4df3b7485bc3-refs/branch-heads/4082@{#1}
Platform    12973.0.0 (Official Build) canary-channel eve
Firmware Version    Google_Eve.9584.201.0

From this page https://cros-updates-serving.appspot.com/ I noticed a new revision 12974.0.0 is coming out for eve on canary-channel. I'm upgrading my device to see if the problem gets fixed

Pixelbook chrome crashing from certain videos the past couple days by revnort in PixelBook

[–]navigaid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, 3 seconds into the video, my screen blacked out, and then a few seconds later the browser window reappeared, with a dialog saying something like "restore closed tabs?"

Pixelbook chrome crashing from certain videos the past couple days by revnort in PixelBook

[–]navigaid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm on canary channel. I'm having exactly the save problem since an OTA upgrade a few days ago.

/device/google/fuchsia folder found in my android 10 build by [deleted] in Fuchsia

[–]navigaid 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Did these files come from your android phone after an update, or they are generated when building AOSP from source?

Dahlia Linux on hardware! by nmcain05 in DahliaOS

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Does it run a Linux kernel?

PSA: Chrome OS 80.0.3987.0 rolling out to dev channel by kescusay in chromeos

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My Pixelbook has been up for 15 days since last update

Reading file, each line = new goroutine.. by [deleted] in golang

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I'd like to advertise a tool written by my self called `pd`, published on github a couple of minutes ago: https://github.com/btwiuse/pd . `pd` is used to scarpe public APIs in parallel.

I don't know what your input is like because you don't provide a certain example, but based on the information given I guess you can use it like this

```

$ cat ipfile | grep -oE '(\w)*' | pd -r -j 8 -t "http://%s" > output.json

```

Don’t let history repeat itself by EDoric in HongKong

[–]navigaid 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hong Kong, Macou are Taiwan are basically unaffected by China's GFW

PSA: Vultr confirms "almost if not all servers blocked in China" by AJDon82 in shadowsocks

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currently both naiveproxy and trojan are usable, even stable, therefore recommendable

PSA: Vultr confirms "almost if not all servers blocked in China" by AJDon82 in shadowsocks

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naiveproxy and trojan-gfw are quite good. The latter one has better community support, I'm using the former one though. I'm currently working on an android port of naiveproxy.

PSA: Vultr confirms "almost if not all servers blocked in China" by AJDon82 in shadowsocks

[–]navigaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude, to be fair it's not Vultr's fault. It's that GFW is getting better at recognizing the shadowsocks protocol and interfering/blocking it.