BeefWellington

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by BeefWellington 6y ago
IMO this is an example where both parties can be right and wrong at the same time. "Correctness superposition" if you will. I have come to think of programming languages themselves a bit like art. Take fiction for example; Argui
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by BeefWellington 6y ago
As xyzzy123 said, this is the app doing LDAP wrong. To provide a more complete answer to your question: there's really nothing special about a password field as far as an LDAP server is concerned. It's just a field like any other
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by BeefWellington 6y ago
xdotool can do this type of thing pretty easily as well: Open a console, and prep: xdotool click --delay 50 --repeat 1000 1 Move your mouse to the location and press enter.
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by BeefWellington 6y ago
The detection is pretty simple; in FF undocking the console bypasses all of it and you can debug whatever you like. :)
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by BeefWellington 6y ago
What's interesting about this is that this article suggests nobody else from Europe set foot* in North America before Columbus, but the Norse had a settlement in Newfoundland in approximately 1000CE^[1] and are known to be prolific glo
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by BeefWellington 6y ago
Detect-Secrets, TruffleHog, or GitLeaks configured as a pre-commit hook in your local git repo to block you from committing them at all. Not perfect but gets you maybe 80-90% of the way.
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by BeefWellington 6y ago
I have created a similar silly hack where you can just write markdown directly: # Markdown header ## Subheader ### Section header 1. Numbered 1. List - Unordered - List [//]: # (<html>