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OVH DDoS protection
(ovh.com)
1 points
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Kubuxu
10y ago
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Kubuxu
10y ago
The ABP's "we've determined your ads are non-intrusive" ransom doesn't work that straight forward and even if ABP added FB to the list, the EasyList isn't the only ad blocking list there is.
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Kubuxu
10y ago
My cool trick is: find ~/.local/share/Steam/ \( -name "libgcc_s.so*" -o -name "libstdc++.so*" -o -name "libxcb.so*" -o -name "libgpg-error.so*" \) -print -delete
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Kubuxu
10y ago
What I don't understand is comment on the delete function: // tries deleting 'bonjour' from filter, may delete another element // this could occur when another byte slice with the same fingerprint
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Kubuxu
10y ago
You don't need an expensive wallet, strip of aluminium foil works as great. NFC uses magnetic antennas/coupling meaning that shielding from one side is enough to block signal. My solution is to laminate strip of aluminium foil in
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Kubuxu
10y ago
This would be against the license. It is hard because this is the way for the EULA and Licanse of the software to be enforceable.
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I have nothing to hide
(medium.com)
17 points
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Kubuxu
10y ago
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Kubuxu
10y ago
Funny isn't it? In 2nd world country (Poland) all internal transfers (inside country) are free.
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Kubuxu
10y ago
This can be solved with for example IPFS. When you download a file you also make it accessible to others. This means that reverse scaling effect kicks in. The more popular the file is the less people access it from original source.
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Kubuxu
10y ago
I hate this idea as it usually means that you have to run Windows to upgrade BIOS...
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Kubuxu
10y ago
If they wrote and installed remote execution exploit on the Windows they would do the same if they shipped with Ubuntu.
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Kubuxu
10y ago
Worst part is that they didn't even respond to responsible disclosure. I think someone should write a 'virus' that would remove that vulnerable software from users' computers.
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ASUS delivers BIOS/UEFI auto-updates over HTTP with no verification
(teletext.zaibatsutel.net)
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Kubuxu
10y ago
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