Grimeton

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by Grimeton 2y ago
You know, the issue at hand is that they _ALL_ do it. But some tell you they don't and do it anyway in ways that make it not as easy to detect. And it's those sneaky ones that are really, REALLY bad, no matter what others have or
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Wait, Firefox. Didn't they push DNS over HTTPS? Doesn't that allow you to track all the requests a user makes on the server side? I mean the server operators could sell that data, subtract their operating costs, divide by two and
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by Grimeton 2y ago
And then they'd patch the telnet backdoor into their custom image. Nothing won, but a lot lost for OpenWRT.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Run Chrome? Open this page: chrome://serviceworker-internals and have fun.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Where's the hardware Winamp? All I see is Winamp in fullscreen zoomed in.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
So they can catch this, but cheating in computer games.....
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by Grimeton 2y ago
You people really need to learn shell scripting. The things I've seen on HN will give me nightmares for days.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Link asks me to post new topic in r/technology.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
There's a slight problem to the idea of "hyperpleasures": Your brain cannot uphold any state of excitement for longer than roughly fifteen minutes. It doesn't matter if it's a panic attack or the state of total blis
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Just throw away that document and switch to kerberos. All the problems in this document are solved immediately.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Just delete the document. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerberos_(protocol)
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by Grimeton 2y ago
People need to use tamper monkey. Not that you can just find tons of scripts that just do the trick, sometimes it's rather easy to get things done: Just create a new script on Youtube and add: document.getElementsByTagName('
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Not being the pro here, but something tells me that they've already figured it out when they do it every 20 years. What do you think? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyl-RDs-IC0
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by Grimeton 2y ago
>Ever tried to figure out if a bash variable is a string or an array? if [[ "$(declare -p some_array)" =~ ^declare -([^\ ]*a[^\ ]*)\ .* ]]; then echo "Array". fi This is the quick and dirty
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by Grimeton 2y ago
pam-script with xt_recent works just fine. Everytime when an authentication fails, you add the ip address to the xt_recent list in /proc and in iptables you just check via --hits and --seconds and then reject the connection attempt the
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Scripts? What happened to scripts?
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Well that took a while... Wait till people figure out that we can do a lot of the stuff with way less power when moving away from x86. Can't wait for that revolution to happen.
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by Grimeton 2y ago
- Wrong shebang (debatable). - Variables not quoted... (This is dangerous) - PACMAN_MIRRORLIST_URL should be set in environment and only be overwritten in the script if the environment doesn't contain it. - No test on the url if it is
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Gnihihihihihihi
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by Grimeton 2y ago
What a lot of people are missing in all this is that Microsoft is coming from one, dialing it up to eleven to then dial it back to 9. By pushing this onto people in a hard way they open the door to come up with a mitigating solution that la
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by Grimeton 2y ago
I'd like to know their definition of "hate speech".
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by Grimeton 2y ago
It's been going on for so long that more and more people realize what is being played and they reject it because they don't want any ideology being pushed onto their plate by a movie or a game. It's similar to the espionage p
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Hollywood is in a decline for years and pushing politics and ideology in each and every movie didn't help either. People are just fed up by this nonsense and don't watch it anymore. A similar thing is (finally) happening in the ga
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by Grimeton 2y ago
>But only one side a the majority of scientists on its side Looking at what "science" is supposed to be nowadays I have my doubts. Looks more like there are a lot of people that all say the same thing because out of fear of loo
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by Grimeton 2y ago
OMEGALUL. A security committee that "recommends" security related things. They cannot be enforced and the committee is from the same company that it should monitor. That's like Microsoft starting an antitrust law committee or
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by Grimeton 2y ago
>Again, this is something of a simplification. Firstly, you don't have to "publish" the sources - you need to make the source available to -users-, and of course you are entitled to limit who can use it. How do I make the
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by Grimeton 2y ago
The level of espionage has been dialed up in many products like TVs, phones, Windows and so on over time. So more and more people are becoming aware and realize they don't want to be spied on. So it's becoming more and more an iss
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by Grimeton 2y ago
A lot of stuff cannot be turned off in the home editions and even some stuff cannot be disabled in the professional or enterprise editions. Microsoft is adding more and more espionage to its OS knowing all to well that whole countries canno
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by Grimeton 2y ago
Windows 10 is the maximum intrusion people are willing to take. That's all there is. If Microsoft isn't going to stop this, I wonder where we end up. As this is an OS that billions of people rely on. I can already see a lot of peo
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by Grimeton 2y ago
>You mean like the oil lobby that tries to deny or downplay the consequences of climate change because they don't want to lose their profits and can afford to deal with the consequences. Yeah exactly. Hard to imagine that only exist

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