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  > just using PCI passthrough
On a laptop, I never got a working setup where I could attach/detach a modern nvidia card from host linux. So something that can do without is better. But intel SRIOV is a thing as well, which should be the secure alternative.

I got it working on my laptop. It has an Intel integrated iGPU and an NVIDIA discrete dGPU. I was able to pass through the NVIDIA GPU and use it for CUDA/etc.

But the NVIDIA dGPU is muxless, so apparently all of the display outputs (laptop screen, HDMI outputs) are effectively hard wired to the iGPU. dGPU can render in a VM, it just has no where it can send it without trying to use Looking Glass or similar approach.


The surveillance economy hits again. The only business model they can think of. Combined with state capture this gives unprecedented power over the Average Joe, who will hand his life, his soul and his vote to Big Brother without a thought.

As an organ player, I sometimes dream of having a full midi pedal under my desk. Would be an easy way to get some extra exercise. The problem though is that I don't think such a thing is compatible with a comfy office chair. The polished wood of an organ bench isn't comfortable but it allows for mobility.

Imho, the interface should not even be in the namespace to begin with. Unshare netns, then using pasta allows you to pass a user-space network adapter inside. https://passt.top/passt/about/

Caveat: I am no expert on Android.


I think any HN'er who previously voted republican has experienced enough disappointment; I doubt there would be anyone left.

The most important point for every political faction however is to realize that the problems aren't solved when the current president steps down. The real power that pushes the agenda rest in the hands of a loosely connected network of 'think tanks', religious organizations, tech billionaires and media moguls. They are hidden from the public discourse, simply because they are able to manage it, and as such are a formidable opponent.


There's this weird thing where HN users seem to think for some reason they are better than other people and users of this site wouldn't do X. It all seems incredibly silly with zero foundation in reality. This site has tons of morons. Just like every other publicly accessible website with free sign ups. You can see examples of this spread all throughout the comments on this post as an easy example.

I am not sure why all your comments are flagged, but here is my response to your other comment:

  > We plan to heavily overhaul the VPN implementation to make most forms of leaks nearly impossible rather than continuing to use the current system prone to it.
Thanks, great to hear. Given the slew of bugs you uncovered it seems the Android implementation has some rough edges. Would `pasta` be helpful to you? It allows you to unshare netns and then pass a user-space network adapter inside. https://passt.top/passt/about/ Podman leverages this one as well in more recent versions.


> I am not sure why all your comments are flagged

The past couple weeks of our replies were maliciously flagged. We've made a post about it on social media as we've had to do before when this happens. This happens very regularly to posts by GrapheneOS or posts which simply support GrapheneOS. There are a bunch of malicious accounts which show up to each thread about GrapheneOS to make personal attacks towards our team, baselessly claim it's a honey pot, promote non-hardened products reducing privacy/security compared to AOSP and to make a bunch of disingenuous attacks towards it. The attacks towards our team often involve fabricated stories about us and harassment content. There's an account active in many of these recent threads making disingenuous replies and spreading Kiwi Farms harassment content in their profile:

https://archive.ph/JAunG

That account should clearly be banned rather than a subset of their posts getting flagged. The same applies to several other blatant ones.


This comment specifically was also auto-collapsed for me, without being marked as flagged or dead.

It might help to ask moderation about this. Could be an artefact of brigarding or something similar.

I also wouldn't worry about individual accounts so much. Asking for others to be banned, linking mirrored profiles, etc. That is just not the stuff many users like to read on HN. I think your technical content is truly amazing on its own already.


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The past several weeks of our replies were wrongly flagged. None of our posts were in any way inappropriate and it's entirely appropriate to ask for help getting it undone. On the other hand, you're repeatedly making personal attacks on our team, engaging in doxxing and spreading harassment content. You're directly pointing people to Kiwi Farms harassment content with blatant libel and doxxing. There have been years of this harassment on Hacker News without it being addressed by the moderators. We're not going to be tolerating it anymore. Hacker News actively engages in moderation and therefore has no excuse to be permitting this harassment and leaving up years of it across many threads.


Perhaps this is a stupid question, but have you emailed the moderators (rather than assuming they're aware of the issue) ?


We've previously emailed them with no result. This time around we got a reply about this specific account targeting us but it isn't resolved. We don't have much optimism about getting the many past threads with personal attacks based around fabricated stories and harassment content addressed without doing more than asking via email.

Asking for support is not brigading. The vouch button exists for a reason.


Regarding cellular connection, the proof of concept presented here only works on wifi: https://github.com/GrapheneOS/os-issue-tracker/issues/8617

I have a hunch this leak is bound to wifi hardware only, for details: https://supuk.ch/papers/android-natt-keepalive-vpn-bypass


This paper goes into much more detail: https://supuk.ch/papers/android-natt-keepalive-vpn-bypass


The tool recommends you to use this skill <https://github.com/zachsaw/graphify-csharp/blob/main/.agents...>, but I wonder if this is the right approach if one just want to use this as a consumer in a .net project. It seems very wordy, but wording like these

  "Read the relevant design documents under docs/ before changing architecture."
makes me think that developing 'graphify the tool' and using 'graphify as a tool' are mixed up in the same document? How does an LLM keep track of both this gigantic skill and the user development problem at the same time?


Very good point! the graphify the tool and using graphify AS A tool have definitely beed mixed up! I'll fix this up. Thanks again and appreciate you looking into it!


Great, looking forward to it!


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