LeonM

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by LeonM 4y ago
There is another reason for the close door button: so that the manufacturer or service mechanic have something to blame. In my building the elevators were brand new (less than a few months old) and were constantly out of order. The service
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by LeonM 4y ago
> I want it to work with a contact-closure (TT/XX) input to call for heat/cooling. Sure, if you have a fancy thermostat that works better, I'm going to read the brochure, but I'm not buying it if I find out it won&#x2
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by LeonM 4y ago
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of magnetic tapes hurtling down the highway" - Andrew S. Tannenbaum But you are right, writing to and reading from tape will take a long time. Modern tape drives can do ~5
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by LeonM 4y ago
DKIM and DMARC are not anti-spam techniques per se. They are used to verify that the message is authentic, and that sender is authorized to send email on behalf of the domain. If the sender is passing as an authorized sender (DMARC aligned)
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by LeonM 4y ago
Nobody here commenting on the fact that Slack blocks Firefox as well for voice/video calls? I'm not a regular Slack user, but when I tried the voice call option earlier this week first I got a notification that they were switching
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by LeonM 4y ago
If you want people to support a cause, you need a reason that resonates with most people. Whether it being blasphemy, witchcraft, communism, terrorism or child abuse, just choose whichever is relevant at the current point in time and people
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by LeonM 4y ago
I like this. We need to reduce our reliance on Let's Encrypt, so another CA which supports ACME is definitely welcome to me. The GoDaddy cross signature should make Certainly be accepted by just about any client. Also, I really like th
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by LeonM 4y ago
> It's only a matter of time before we have technologies to change our genetic code or at least the genetic code of two cells before they form an embryo. I suggest watching the movie 'Gattaca' ;-) Seriously though, it is r
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by LeonM 4y ago
You can also just set up DMARC without a reporting endpoint. But DMARC aggregate reports are very useful, so I wouldn't recommend using DMARC without reporting. Also, you do not receive a report 'every time someone spoofs you&#x27
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by LeonM 4y ago
Yes, most vuln scanners/exploits will inject random strings, then scrape the website looking for those strings, to see if injection is successful.
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by LeonM 4y ago
Any phone has a decibel meter, it's the microphone. However, I can imagine that with Android devices calibration is going to be an issue (with iPhones, you know which sensor is being used)
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by LeonM 4y ago
Headlights are considered safety critical. None of the manufacturers will (and should!) allow a certified mechanic to rejuvenate and reseal a headlight unit under factory warranty. A manufacturer will always replace the unit, just to be abl
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by LeonM 4y ago
> It is more overpriced than an apple m2 machine Is it? The 16" M2 starts at €3049 and maxed out it is well over €6000. The 16" Starfighter starts at €1553 and maxed out it is ~€3500.
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by LeonM 4y ago
> Do you even need to mention it as a feature? It wasn't, untill Apple intoduced the Macbook Pro with touchbar. Luckily Apple has finally accepted that people don't want it, and is no longer forcing it upon its customers.
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by LeonM 4y ago
Where I live we have decent fiber penetration. In my appartment I can have a 1Gb/1Gb internet connection no problem. However, I pay about 25 eur for my 5G telco (unlimited data), and 35 eur for my fiber connection (100mbit/100mbit
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by LeonM 4y ago
Unfortunately, the EU country I live in does not allow them. And that is unfortunate, because whenever I visit another EU country I find them very useful.
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by LeonM 4y ago
> I always wanted such thing for various "plumbing" services (DHCP/DNS/wifi controller etc) You don't need a cluster for that, even a 1st gen Pi can run those services without any problem.
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by LeonM 4y ago
For DMARC, you need SPF or DKIM to be aligned for the email to be accepted. One of the two is enough for the receiver to accept the email based on DMARC. This is how DMARC is designed, I can't change that. You can have an SPF fail bu
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by LeonM 4y ago
This is the biggest and most succesfull marketing trick from the last few generations. The truth is that any metal cutlery will outlive you, regardless of the price. And metal cutlery is also very cheap to produce, a full set should cost
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by LeonM 4y ago
> (As a side point, there are a lot of inaccuracies in the article but I expect the target audience is not me) Could you elaborate on those?
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by LeonM 4y ago
It does, but you can't rely on ARC being implemented by the receiver. ARC is one of the latest additions to email standards (introduced in 2019), there are a lot of legacy email systems that don't support it. If an SMTP service su
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by LeonM 4y ago
MS can't expect all their users to use DMARC, and blatantly advising their customers to do so can be dangerous. Not every domain is ready for DMARC and enabling it would cause undeliverable email. It wouldn't surprise me if MS was
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by LeonM 4y ago
The article explains that the topic is hotly debated, even controversial maybe. But everything that you are pointing out here has been addressed in the article. > If relaying is happening, and you haven't added the relay to your SPF
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by LeonM 4y ago
Huh, that is odd! Which version of the book do you have?
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by LeonM 4y ago
> Also null BIMI records as well Could be useful, but a successful attack on BIMI would require: - Getting access to the DNS of the domain (in which case the null record will simply be replaced) - Obtaining a VMC for the domain, which sh
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by LeonM 4y ago
Image here: https://imgur.com/a/auDF9qh
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by LeonM 4y ago
Page 116/117, to be precise ;-)
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by LeonM 4y ago
> Adding to this, hard fail should be used with parked domains without exception. If a domain is not used for sending emails then it should have a null MX and hard fail SPF stating not to trust any IP's or domains. This is correct,
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Use SPF softfail, not (hard) fail(mailhardener.com)
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by LeonM 4y ago
i3 user here with 42" monitor: I still wouldn't waste the space for gaps/elegance/eyecandy. But, as with anything, this is a matter of personal taste.

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