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Bnshsysjab
6y ago
There’s a very limited set of scenarios where local file read isn’t accompanied by enough write/exec privilege to inject a keylogger. Sir, there might be some cases where the control would prevent abuse but they’re limited. IMO time&
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6y ago
If you have an app on your computer that is controlled remotely you have _massive_ issues. Creds are stored for SSH, browser, probably heaps of other things too. If this is a serious security concern within your threat model you should be a
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6y ago
> T he scratch windows (floating windows that you can toggle in/out of visibility based on a single keystroke Us the toggle an i3 concept? I’m interested in it, can you give me the function name so I can look up doco? :)
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6y ago
Particularly when you have a syndicate. You find a bug? Share it with the group, they find one and share it back. Now you have two smaller pieces of the pie that cumulatively are bigger than your initial piece. And some payouts are 10k, I’v
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6y ago
So a solution has now caused problems which were solved 30 years ago
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6y ago
Can you articulate SOA without using buzzwords? I assume it’s concepts like a dedicated TLS terminator, Single Sign on, centralised logging, etc?
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6y ago
Not everything is about revenue. If it was, JS based advertisement revenue isn’t the only source.
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6y ago
I set my background to a solid color. Mostly so compression on screenshots and screen captures is more effective. Though, I’d consider me an edge case here.
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6y ago
Do that and a bad actor would just use multiple accounts to report to take a bigger chunk of the pool
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6y ago
As someone who agrees that every electron app appears bloated, but wants a minimal fuss, feature rich, attractive, cross platform UI, what are my other options?
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6y ago
My browser constantly pegs the CPU, Firefox performance manager indicates it might be Facebook but CPU metics never seem accurate. I use the new layout and swear the issue occurs after a tab has been left open for a long period of time (8-1
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6y ago
I’m pretty sure you can insert or strip periods ‘.’ in gmails too
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6y ago
It’s not some conference, it’s some asshole who has the ability to implement that kind of behaviour. I bet loads of people working at that graph conference didn’t agree but either didn’t know or didn’t have a say in the activity.
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6y ago
Are those certificate logs indexed? It’d be super handy to know where they are and how to use them
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6y ago
A few screws if you think websites need to be even more bloated ;)
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6y ago
Thanks I’ll I’ve those a try, don’t think ipv6 has been configured at all.
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6y ago
You can skip the step, or sign out. I think this loses access to the App Store though.
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6y ago
To derail, I want to know what to do if google marks emails from my mail server as spam. I honestly cannot figure out how to get them to not do that and I’ve sent a total of 20 emails from my otherwise virgin domain.
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6y ago
As someone who hasn’t followed, and I understand I’m asking a random internet user this and not a scientist, but what is the definition of ‘prolonged exposure?’ Are people who contract the disease less likely to die that someone who is in c
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6y ago
Presumably the ability to serve HTTP on ports 80 and 443 would be sufficient.
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6y ago
Even then I imagine the financially and socially disadvantaged would be more likely to end up in jail, who are unlikely to be in good health to begin with.
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6y ago
Wouldn’t prisons disproportionately have poorer health than average for several reasons?
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6y ago
Depends on how you look at it, I need to keep state of work things (emacs sessions etc). But compared to my fridge or pretty much any industrial country my computers electricity consumption is near negligible.
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6y ago
I don’t understand why tabs are allowed to mindlessly peg CPU, especially after the wave of crypto miners
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6y ago
This is the correct interpret
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6y ago
I’ve gotten in the habit of killing Firefox before going to bed, the processes seem to run away and peg the CPU periodically throughout the night. It seems to be generally Facebook, but other JS heavy sites have similar issues.
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6y ago
I care more about if maintainers actually audit the contents of packages rather than if their builds are reproducible (though the latter still matters)! Not just is there obvious malware, but also are there obvious vulnerabilities, is the p
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6y ago
Id say that Australia isn’t. A dictatorship
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I think I read somewhere that smaller ISPs aren’t required to implement the restrictions, Presumably they might choose to not manage their own dns servers thus significant overhead. but I could be wrong.
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6y ago
Interesting point, do you have any examples? I’m generally left swinging but find the general style used by sbs and abc are generally less click baity and manipulative but are at times pretty left swinging themselves. Context: left = progre
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