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by INTPenis 2y ago
I never even heard of this Authy issue but people seem up in arms over it. What I have seen though are Microsoft and Google trying to maneuver their own auth app and hiding the generic OTP option to lock people in. As long as I can use any
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I was a perl user from about 2003 to around 2013, when I found Ansible. Took a liking to Python and never looked back. Now, from the outside looking in, I feel like Perl is stagnant.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Personally I don't want to put too much stuff on my router/firewall. The reason I run OpenBSD on it is because I want it to be as secure as possible, it has the final word in my network and it's the outer most device of my ne
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I just don't get this, you can't remember two arguments so you invent a whole program. Personally I never had any problems using curl to download files, nor remembering tar arguments.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It looks like they're just taking the entire eightcc compiler and stuffed into vim buffer memory.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
You meant to say tftp right? I'm just checking if there is some long lost technology called Tfpt that I have never heard of.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
So in other words, -De is not a workaround. -Dde might be but it will cause more log output than is wanted.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Yes, inherently yes. Because they have a lot less features than SSH. It's in the name; Secure Shell, vs. Virtual Private Network. One of them has to deal with users, authentication, shells, chroots. The other mostly deals with the netw
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems like sshd on RHEL-based systems is safe because they never call syslog. They run sshd with the -D option already, logging everything to stdout and stderr, as their systemd already catches this outpu
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by INTPenis 2y ago
So it's very likely that some young sysadmin or intern that will have to patch for this vuln was not even born when OpenBSD implemented the solution.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This assumes the model is different on each computer. And that made me realize that Google might start training it with your browser history. Anything is possible at this point.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
There are too many projects and not enough DBA's to go around.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Sort of, what I've been noticing is that it's considered a background skill. Until the database and your queries need to be optimized for higher load, then suddenly everyone wants a DBA.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Just a heads up, since I couldn't comment on the LWP article about this a few days ago. The leapp-upgrade program had a reproducible bug as late as last week where after every upgrade it inserted net.ifnames=0 into the kernel cmdline.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This is great, of course I would only use this offline selfhosted if possible. One suggestion is be more clear about what it does in the Github description. People will star it and might search for it and if they search for invoice or finan
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I remember back on box.sk network knowing a young guy who was extremely bright. He could pick up anything from programming to genetics. But I also remember him feeling burnt out in his early teens and taking a break from all things computer
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by INTPenis 2y ago
The thing I took away from this is that Putin is visiting a country with two routers running their whole internet, and these are his partners.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
What if it was born with a disability?
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Assuming it passes, what are some good alternative ways to communicate securely? I was thinking a webapp of an open source app such as Element (matrix) is a good candidate. Also converse.js, and Movim (xmpp). Me being Swedish I totally expe
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying, but you shouldn't mark every word I say since I am clearly not American. I learned english by watching the Fresh Prince on TV.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Funny how it works everywhere else.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Don't ask me, I'm just an outsider looking in on a complete garbage fire of a system. Judging by their social issues I'd say all two of their parties are equally ludicrous.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
No but a decent solution would be to regulate landlords. Of course any blue blooded american will cringe at the R-word.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I hung around #bash@freenode (before libera) for a few years and picked up so many bashisms that I now can't look at any script without finding some nitpick. Especially scripts made by enterprise organisations to install proprietary so
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I noticed earlier this year while deploying a CoreOS VPS with terraform that sometimes you'd get an interesting IP that would receive incoming HTTP requests for interesting domains such as theguardian.com. I of course destroyed and re-
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Yeah they should have kept the website in its original 15th century markup.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I sleep pretty well in general, but when I do sleep poorly I also experience the same thing. I am so convinced that a dream is reality that I wake up confused and have to take a minute to orient myself mentally. But this rarely happens beca
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I'm getting Internal server error 34. Which is one I'd never seen before. ;)
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I'm not the author but anything like this is likely done with a wildcard DNS entry. So basically *.at.hn points to a server app. This app can then see which domain was requested and do whatever it wants with this string, like treat it
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I think SPF+DKIM+DMARC has taken over most verification of email online already. I've had it setup with protonmail for a year now and it works very well, easily automated with providers such as AWS route53 for example. So technically I

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