Fnoord

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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Firefox has vertical tabs as well, and it is a lot less bloated that the extension one I was using.
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Well, perhaps what happened was they tripwired which is realistic in a blackbox test. If you'd whitelist an IP range from a pentester, you are on greybox testing area already. There's another reason to not allow to/from such
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by Fnoord 5mo ago
Security through obscurity isn't security. It could be a method to reduce noise, but by doing so, you also have less eyes to watch over. If you'd pay for a blackbox pentest, and the pentester doesn't find your OpenSSH server
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
I use it on DSM (Synology OS) because all the software can be easily installed outside of DSM.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Latest release: May 19, 2015 Abandoned, but forkable (since FOSS), and a decent idea. Probably nowadays this gets done in Node, parsing the package search websites. Preferably, this would be done via an API though.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
FWIW, this was precisely my point (I didn't mention it well). I'm totally cool with a car not having live data (such as traffic jams) when the device is offline, but the navigation ought to function without networking. Heck, it co
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
> Also funny how you give 2 examples of nuclear powers who attack countries with no nuclear deterrence. Yes, very funny. When you're done laughing, would you mind reflecting on the fact that neither of those countries have lost thei
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Not just for government security agencies, and not just in USA. Police generally fall for it as well.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
I find it ridiculous navigation would require always-on internet connectivity. Seems a regression from the offline TomTom devices from the past.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Well, the nuclear deterrence was how effective in RU vs UA and US/IL vs IR?
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Yes, indeed. Although on paper UK also joins this venture, they depend on USA for their nuclear arsenal (subs). On the long-term, EU might need more nuclear weapons for adequate deterrence, and also FR might not be so stable given alt-right
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Serbia was NATO.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
I mean, everyone relies on everyone in a world economy, you need to come up with examples. You mean nuclear deterrence? The French are going to share their nuclear deterrence with the rest of the EU.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
> [..] for all the fearmongering that Chinese made tech has backdoors in them, nobody seems to have found any evidence of that. [..] Are you asserting no backdoors were found in Chinese made tech? I'm not sure how it'd happen i
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
DACs are very cheap (second hand and AliExpress) and they never use much W. If both machines are near each other though (which a DAC cable implies) and both run Linux and both support Thunderbolt, you might be better off with a direct ether
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Veganism is a terrible example in this context because that community is riddled with all or nothing dogma. If people were pragmatic instead, and the vegan community would quit alienating people the non-perfect, non-purists the world would
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Why not? That is just a matter of porting stuff over, like a FreeBSD ports collection, an apt repo, or a bunch of scripts for Proton/Wine such as Lutris. Cygwin started in 1995. Microsoft wasn't cooperative with FOSS at all at tha
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Cygwin is way older than CoLinux. CoLinux is from 2004. Cygwin was first released in 1995. The problem with Cygwin as I remember it was DLL hell. You'd have applications (such as a OpenSSH port for Windows) which would include their ow
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
After severe cramps once when I had to use a lot of ibuprofen (dental surgery / wisdom tooth) I now only use ibuprofen with a stomach protector to avoid stomach cramps, H. Pylori, and reflux. Acetaminophen is part of ECA stack weight l
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Historically it is correct, and the movie Rambo III even references to it (such movies are made with approval of US military). Stuff like this happens all the time though. You give resources to the enemy of an enemy (temp. friend) and they
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
And lies and deception, all the time. I don't understand how a devout Christian can support such, except if I regard religion as tool and these people not religious at all. The hypocrisy level is too damn high. Besides, he doesn't
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
I'm not sure I could drink a beer with Bush Jr at my fav pub in The Hague, but I welcome him to try.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
IPv4 usage in its current state would've been much more limited and annoying in a world without IPv6. Therefore, IPv4 exists as-is thanks to others adopting IPv6.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
My son (5) is interested in marble race videos. None of the platforms you mentioned have marble races like The Black Cat Gear or Moreballs.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
What I was doing, was use YouTube Premium registered via a VPN. I was paying equivalent to 2 EUR in Indian Rupees. And I did not feel bad about it because the main users were my kids on our TV. Now my kid uses SmartTube on TV, and YouTube R
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
Right? In the summer, there's two things I drink. Cold water overnight infused with whatever (lemon, cucumber, mint, etc) and carbonated water from the store. Both are cheap to make and pleasant when it is hot. Neither has added sugar.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
But did you know the fingernails were clipped perfectly? What a delight to see in these photos.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
> I would propose boundaries that align partly with how I perceive the weather, and partly with how we plan our year (by months): Summer starts June 1st, Fall starts September 1st, Winter starts December 1st, and Spring starts March 1st.
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
I did this with a Raspberry Pi. The printer in question only has WiFi and USB, no ethernet (the WiFi wasn't stable, and I don't trust the TCP/IP stack anyway). So what I did was I connected it to a Raspberry Pi via USB which
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by Fnoord 6mo ago
I mean, maybe you should not? The desk does not pertain that idea either. Nor does the monitor frame or laptop frame. It also does not fit in dynamic desks which are common these days. To me, the concrete laptop stands out too much in the o

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