DownGoat

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by DownGoat 4y ago
As I painfully experienced recently, browsers on desktop ignores host file with DoH enabled. Had to create a separate browser profile to get this to work with DoH and other privacy/security settings to work
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by DownGoat 4y ago
Can even see them here https://www.google.com/maps/@57.1237885,-2.1221885,3a,62.7y,...
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by DownGoat 5y ago
Those cards use euro/usd under the hood, so you don't actually send crypto to whoever you buy things from. They get euro/usd.
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by DownGoat 5y ago
And if Pfizer fucked up the covid-19 vaccine, one of 20 other alternatives would gladly inform the public and remove a competitor from the market. That's the great thing about having so many alternatives for the covid-19 vaccine, all o
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by DownGoat 5y ago
Actually the long term risk of the covid-19 vaccines is well understood. You will not get a side effect from the vaccines in a year from now. For all of the vaccines created for any disease, the longest recorded period between taking the va
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by DownGoat 5y ago
If your email has ever appeared in any breaches, your account probably has had many login attempts.
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by DownGoat 5y ago
One of the things I really miss in more business focused apps is the radio style push to talk. It is so much more intuitive than muting.
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by DownGoat 5y ago
Voice chat. It is superior to any other platform on this aspect other than TeamSpeak. We regularly have 40+ people in voice channels without people suffering from connection issues, bad audio quality, and lot's of noise.
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by DownGoat 6y ago
It is super easy with dotnet core. The new CLI is pretty simple, you use it as a package manager and compiler. Visual Studio also uses the CLI to run and debug dotnet core projects. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotn
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by DownGoat 6y ago
BankID which is used to open the doors uses a password and a second factor for authentication (hardware token or secret from SIM card).
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by DownGoat 6y ago
Because the markets wants to trade on it. Going with the assumption that crypto will "succeed" in the future, any business or bank not trading on it would be loosing out to businesses that are capable to do both.
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by DownGoat 6y ago
It would be solved in the same way those problems are solved today, through court. Not following court orders ultimately leads to enforcement through force. You'd end up arrested and jailed at some point. >> If we are not a bitco
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by DownGoat 6y ago
>> But there is still this very common belief that we get ill by getting cold in a physical sense, while e.g. being outside with not warm enough clothes. This is kinda true, the body produce mucus (snot) in the nasal passages. Microbe
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by DownGoat 6y ago
For me the usefulness of a ORM depends a lot on the language I'm working with. In the .NET world the choice is easy, Linq and EntityFramework is a killer combination. It's so much faster, and better than writing your own queries.
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by DownGoat 6y ago
It depends on how you use Tor. For browsing you will essentially remain anonymous forever unless you do something that can connect you between sessions, like logging into some user account. This excludes side-channel attacks and an adverse
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by DownGoat 6y ago
Depends on the app I guess, but you can get far without needing a Mac with flutter etc. Sadly I think there still is some restrictions for some Apple hardware for the developer part of the app store. I'm not super familiar with that pa
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by DownGoat 6y ago
They don't just start encrypting stuff as soon as they have a foothold. They spend some time on your network siphoning out valuable data, compromise backups, and staging for re-entry.
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by DownGoat 6y ago
It sucks for the people who got their personal information caught up in this. They do more than just encrypt your files, they typically siphon as much data as possible from the companies before they execute the ransom part.
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by DownGoat 6y ago
Some virologists suggest that the common cold corona viruses that are endemic, might have been deadly when novel, and caused similar pandemics, but mutated to something less dangerous over time.
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by DownGoat 7y ago
Reminds me of an old "Bastard Operator From Hell" story. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/03/09/bofh_protecting_bod...
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by DownGoat 7y ago
Can even set 3D settings for each friend, which can be handy. For some of the cooler things you can do with Teamspeak through extensions see the Arma 3 ACRE plugin. http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=19324 https:/&#
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by DownGoat 7y ago
It's also likely naive to think that data will only be in the hands of the supermarket. Who do they share it with? There is no transparency for where your data ends up. What if you are okay with sharing the data with the supermarket, b
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by DownGoat 7y ago
No password managers really help in this scenario, as the attackers have access to the machine the client runs on. Any malware will simply wait untill you unlock it, and then siphon out any credentials.
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by DownGoat 7y ago
The gist of it is gathering credentials from the initialy compromised machines, and using them to access other computers on the network. A lot of this is possible because of the way Windows handles authentication between computers. Mimikatz
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by DownGoat 7y ago
CAPTCHA is typically one of several defences, and you underestimate the cost they cause attackers. One of the main problems for an attacker is not really the dollar cost of buying a CAPTCHA solver, the real inconvenience is really the time
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by DownGoat 7y ago
There is a way to defate this that is much simpler, in the examples on the page 5 out of 7 examples has the answer in the question. Just do MD5 sum of every word/combination of words in the question and you would find the answer to man
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by DownGoat 7y ago
Then you get stuck in ReCaptcha hell because you are not "human".
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by DownGoat 7y ago
Was it not also a thing that if you let Amazon keep your stock as a supplier, customer might get another suppliers item as they were kept together? So if I ordered a book from Amazon from AmazingVendor, Amazon might actually send me an item
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by DownGoat 7y ago
How else are you going to mod your IRC client!?
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by DownGoat 7y ago
For this case I think it is important to understand the environment and context surrounding the software, and what makes it different from other security tools such as metasploit. The author had a presence on several forums where he posted

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