IYasha

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by IYasha 5y ago
Yeah, that's why I never put WAN on a shared interface. HP DOES THIS TOO. At least, they did. For example, on some g6 servers iLO/LO100 physical interface was optional (a small but costly add-on card) and, when not installed, iLO
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by IYasha 5y ago
Sometimes people don't have choice - it's colocation, dc doesn't offer management vpn/firewalling, you can't install separate vpn router unless you pay for another unit in a rack. And iLO/LOM/WTF at least
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by IYasha 5y ago
Have you compared it to APKPure? Just wondering which "store"/repo is more trustworthy, because recently APKPure have shifted to apkx format, which is natively unusable without their own installer app.
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by IYasha 5y ago
And his is not the only example out there, unfortunately. ( Depending on country, measures can vary a lot.
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by IYasha 5y ago
Happened to me a few times, lost all mail accounts (I didn't have too many) because I cannot login from old ISP IP (it probably doesn't even exist anymore). People don't realize what dystopia they're signing into until i
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by IYasha 5y ago
If using public storage is absolutely unavoidable, I train people to use password-protected archives like rar or 7z. This way the content won't be indexed and less likely to be used by attackers.
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by IYasha 5y ago
That's what Goolag does for quite a long time already. Changed IP address? Goodbye mail. Know your password? Still no. Know your secret answer? They laugh at you. Out of options? Sucks to be you. We don't care if you're in a
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by IYasha 5y ago
Yeah, the Man dragged the country out from poverty. In his own, not very pleasant or innocent ways, but still! And he scared the sheet out of bankers!
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by IYasha 5y ago
"There's no cloud. There's only someone else's computer." said someone here on HN. Cannot agree more. I want control. I want RAID, FDE, IPMI/KVM, etc. etc. That's why I use colocation service. Surely, ther
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by IYasha 5y ago
I applaud you ) HTML-based WEB1.0 was so much safer and faster...
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by IYasha 5y ago
I'm totally with you. Not using banking apps - just sites. Also stopped buying CPUs with DRM-on-chip. It's pretty crazy what they're doing now instead of just "computing machines" (
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by IYasha 5y ago
"Wire fence is not a threat! " ( fine print: we haven't switched the electricity on yet) edit: asterisks are somehow omitted
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by IYasha 5y ago
I've seen a few sites that actually communicate with scripted-in ad providers to verify you have downloaded and watched their ads, visited partner pages. For "free" downloads, for example.
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by IYasha 5y ago
Don't know why people are so reluctant to admit animals are highly developed intellectualy. The cocncept of revenge is usually just denied, despite common observations. Wild animals, mostly, of course. Ask farmers - they'll have o
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by IYasha 5y ago
Not very convincing, I'd say.
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by IYasha 5y ago
Facebook/youtube/whatever else posing as a ministry of truth, yeah. They absolutely do know truth on any topic, even health, science. Sure they have right to block anyone they see fit? (/sarcasm) There's no neutrality. T
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by IYasha 5y ago
Cool. Made me remember when I was shown a presentation of a russian DIY project back in 2010s. It was a CD-ROM drive used as a real microscope, without hardware modifications (they put sample glass right in the CD tray). Presented by midsch
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by IYasha 5y ago
Good place to ask for alternatives, I suppose. Are there any? Is NameSilo any better? I can't just go for OpenNIC domain because I have to have email accessible to other servers. :(
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by IYasha 5y ago
Nobody used or asked about gpg-agent back then ) The point about ssh-agent was that it stored personal keys in memory of machines shared by multiple users (admins, shifters, devs). So everyone had to type in passwords for every "ssh&qu
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by IYasha 5y ago
Hi, it's Ubuntu & FF50.1. Front page works now, but sign-up is empty for me. Anyway, I understand that supporting older browsers is not an easy task... probably. So, don't mind me.
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by IYasha 5y ago
Whatever, guys... Nothing, NOTHING will make me think better of CloudFlare. I won't forgive you, CF, for captcha, tracking and blocking me from accessing a critical server from an airport! Burn in hell!
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by IYasha 5y ago
Goodbye freedom? Since when someone's medical preference became mandatory public and a basis for segregation? Since today, apparently. Someone stop the planet, please.
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by IYasha 5y ago
I still don't quite understand hackers: doing such high-profile hacking and writing lame texts even wihout much fact checking (about agency divisions in this case). Being written in more professional way, this attack could be way more
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by IYasha 5y ago
Well, I tried to avoid saying blockchain, which is already being implemented https://hackernoon.com/decentralized-public-key-infrastructu... but is resource-heavy. On the second thought, there are potential problems with DH
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by IYasha 5y ago
The use of ssh-agent may be forbidden at some places, even on personal machines. I knew a few. And not that it's completely unjustified..
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by IYasha 5y ago
Thanks for the insight and links! And really... > relying on a trusted third party ... like GitHub seems like a way better default than PGP's Web of Trust Made me scream: "What??" I'd personally prefer some decentrali
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by IYasha 5y ago
Retro from Dead Leaves ) If only the TV was yellow.
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by IYasha 5y ago
When games required CDs to run - I had to apply No-CDs. Because CDs were fragile and expensive. When games started to require online DRM - I had to apply No-Steam patches. Because I am rarely online and value my privacy. Even though I legal
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by IYasha 5y ago
I bet it's a DRM-on-chip again. Better stock up on older blade racks.
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by IYasha 5y ago
An error occurred on client - that's all I see. Either it's adblock or my outdated browser, but, in any case, it's a no go.

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