Bender

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781.
by Bender 4mo ago
A copied key works from anywhere, silently. There's no "is the real owner here right now?" check. The server can have restrictions on where SSH keys are valid from. Furthermore the server side public SSH keys can be moved
782.
by Bender 4mo ago
[Fixed] for now anyway
783.
by Bender 4mo ago
OpenPGP + SMTP as a starting point as email can reach many and Thunderbird makes OpenPGP happy clicky simple. The body includes instructions for the E2EE chat servers to use. Metadata trail ends there. Other circles of friends are joined
784.
by Bender 4mo ago
Yankee here. Happy for the people of Iran, assuming that money mostly benefits them and not the underground missile cities that should have been cleared out and turned into geothermal market cities and resource storage for their people.
785.
by Bender 4mo ago
That's already a thing. One can install Squid on their router, generate a CA cert, sign their server certs with it and install the CA into all the devices in the home. It's called Squid SSL Bump. [1] A small handful of sites st
786.
This pole is worse than any Flock Camera [video][38 mins](youtube.com)
6 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
787.
by Bender 4mo ago
Most small children on ranches have seen everything that can happen with animals including but not limited to mating, shooting coyotes, death from diseases. And yeah it's up to the parents when the kids see and do these things. Three
788.
by Bender 4mo ago
Indeed. My focus is on protecting families, small children and small children are primarily using tablets and phones. It's not perfect but it is a valid starting point. Grabbing everyone's PII and leaking it is a non starter.
789.
by Bender 4mo ago
That's why I suggest starting with really small children, kids that will be 13 by 2032. Starting with teens is a non starter regardless of how it is attempted in my opinion. It was a very long time ago but I recall being a teen. I c
790.
by Bender 4mo ago
They need to be informed there are options that do not involve giving their information and their children's information to shady vendors.
791.
by Bender 4mo ago
Yes the FCC. Here [1] were their recent enforcement actions in April 2026 and in May 2026 [2]. [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeMjMlHpus8 [2] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFutq5wyYcI
792.
by Bender 4mo ago
We should make a new thread for voting challenges.
793.
by Bender 4mo ago
Elections are easier to solve technically . No mail in ballots. Require state ID in person at the voting center. But that's a different topic that can get divisive, long and derailed very quickly.
794.
by Bender 4mo ago
In an interesting way this is a good example. It is indeed up to parents on a ranch to decide when their children are ready to see animals mate. It's another matter all together to decide when the small children or teens are ready to
795.
by Bender 4mo ago
A perfect example of why Discord should only be sending RTA headers for any server that may contain adult material and the onus is then on the parent to ensure the small children are using devices that have parental controls enabled. If
796.
by Bender 4mo ago
That responsibility must move to the parent to ensure young children are using locked down devices that have parental controls and that detect the RTA/adult headers. At that point no third parties are involved and all web platforms mu
797.
by Bender 4mo ago
That's been done a few times with Tinc (open source VPN) [1][2]. It's great until the group includes one bad apple. All it takes is one person with low impulse control, low opsec to bring the whole thing down. Some hacker gro
798.
by Bender 4mo ago
I do not believe we should even try to restrict teens. Rather kids that would be 13 or younger by 2032 thus current teens not affected and kids that grow into teens that are still under parental controls could prove to their parents they a
799.
by Bender 4mo ago
Confirmation someone is human is harder. Over some age could be accomplished with time should most of the devices and browsers children have access to were to check for RTA/adult headers and activate parental controls. It would not b
800.
by Bender 4mo ago
I think the only winning move is not to play. Instead just look for RTA/adult headers and if detected trigger parental controls prompting for the admin pw rather than collecting PII.
801.
by Bender 4mo ago
If a web client (fridge, infotainment system, alexa, etc...) can access the internet then it must be updated to look for RTA/adult headers and prompt for an admin password for parental controls to approve access to the site.
802.
by Bender 4mo ago
I think it should be fairly simple client code to look for either of them.
803.
by Bender 4mo ago
Too much? I suppose the solution would be to not collect the data in the first place and instead use RTA headers and client checks for said header assuming legislators come to their senses and start caring about kids.
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Think of the children: How to force real ID for all internet traffic (2023)(nochan.net)
262 points by Bender 4mo ago|184 comments
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Big Banana Car(bigbananacar.com)
209 points by Bender 4mo ago|129 comments
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Geopolitical jitters push Europe's internet registry from cloud-first strategy(theregister.com)
2 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
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Microsoft discovers new lightweight backdoor that steals cryptocurrency(arstechnica.com)
4 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
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Rebuild begins at Blue Origin launch pad; Relativity targets Mars(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Bender 4mo ago|0 comments
809.
by Bender 4mo ago
If it was a previous year one might expect (20xx). Anything posted in the same year does not typically have the date in the submission.
810.
by Bender 4mo ago
Makes sense. I just can not foresee myself participating in anything that places a hard dependency on a fondle slab.

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