SahAssar

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by SahAssar 6mo ago
So, that'd be the same for a private CA with short lifetime certs used with TLS, right?
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
But are the dotfiles SOC-2 compliant?
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
Then you might aswell write them to /dev/null. Safer, has the same effect and faster.
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
It does mention "Roblox game exploit scripts" which is basically the same thing.
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
I'm not sure I understand, but haven't you just moved the problem to the out of band layer? And is that layer not secured using the same normal (somewhat) long-lived TLS as most sites? I don't think I understand the threat mo
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
> floated the idea of using Stawart as the "server" implementation of JMAP and using something like mbsync to sync IMAP from their mail provider. And build a client on top of this Stalwart "server." That really does n
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
> The key: proxy_ssl_verify off — the new server’s SSL cert is valid for the domain, not for the IP address. Disabling verification here is fine because we control both ends. Not really, a MITM could do anything here. It's not very
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
Is the suggested download a plain http without any signing?
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
> Really the EU needs to apologize for those damned cookie popups and invest in a privacy-first browser. You clearly misunderstand when they are required and how they are legally required to work, the key points (as I take them) that are
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
Isn't it weird to run an analysis scoped to currently open issues? Of course more recent issues will be more likely to be open right now.
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
Do you have a source for TanStack Router being a newer name for React Router? Doesn't seem like it when looking at the sites for both projects. Are you thinking of the whole Remix/ReactRouter thing?
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
This does not request a local/LAN file, it's a remote server but without any DNS entry unless the hosts file entry is present.
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
I'd assume they mean https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/ai-foundry/models...
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by SahAssar 6mo ago
> The break-up of Yugoslavia was a long, arguably still on-going, process, the final phase of which happened peacefully. I get that I'm saying this as a outsider, but isn't that a very mild way to describe a civil war and a gen
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
"X decides to not use products from Y after longstanding loyalty, because Z" This is a so generic template that you cannot criticize a post for matching it. It'd be like criticize a story for matching "X happens to Y, le
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
If something is unfixably broken 1 out of 10 times I use it I will just consider it broken. 1 out of 100 is unreliable but usable. That goes for most things physical and digital.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
I don't think you are using APT correctly there.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
> Do you think it's a good idea for operating systems to comply with 1 or 2 exceptionally retarded state laws? The full name is as far as I know never exposed to websites right? I think it's a good thing for OS'es to have
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
> avoid using community-maintained actions as far as possible, instead installing and configuring the runners as though I would a normal machine. A runner and a action are two very different things. You could run on the default runners w
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
Facts: There is and has for a long time been a field for full name. There is now also a field for birthdate. You are free to fill out neither or either. Neither have a strong technical reason to be filled. --- Your position: You have no pro
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
The browser also has access to all of your files (at least unless strictly sandboxed). If the browser exposes it to websites isn't that a browser issue instead of a systemd issue? Like if a browser offered up full unfettered filesystem
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
Yeah, that first ibook base model would have been around $3100 today ($1599 then): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBook#iBook_G3_(%22Clamshell%2... Laptops used to be a premium product, even on the lower-ish end. I don&
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
Yes.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
> I leave "Users full name" empty and it's fine. And you're free to not fill out this field aswell. Full name is probably a lot more unique and sensitive than birthdate
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
I believe collected there refers to actual centralized collection. This does not get sent to anyone, it lives on your computer. Or do you think that having files on your local disk means that they will be misused? I'm pretty sure most
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
The birthdate doesn't actually get sent anywhere, right? Why would adding a field for a birthdate be "mass surveillance" anymore than having fields for email, full name, etc.?
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
> IncusOS or if you are just using Incus on linux I get what you mean, but IncusOS is running linux.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
If I have to solve it by applying a manual fix it's still a problem, right? Also at least up until 2 years ago (I have since stopped using arch) that did not solve it.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
I don't have key problems on Debian or Fedora, but I do on Arch, even without AUR packages.
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by SahAssar 7mo ago
PHP 8 shipped with JIT on by default unless I'm mistaken.

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