Sephr

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by Sephr 11y ago
> The sp=reject in the DMARC record is very important sp=reject is already implied by your p=reject. You only ever need to specify sp= when it is different from your p=. Additionally, adkim=r; aspf=r; pct=100; rf=afrf; and ri=86400; are
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by Sephr 11y ago
Some SD cards are about the same speed as high-end eMMC cards (300MB/s+ sequential read)
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by Sephr 11y ago
It's already out in nginx 1.9.11.
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by Sephr 11y ago
Update: The author has reasonably mitigated this vulnerability. This isn't much of an issue now.
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by Sephr 11y ago
The reference implementation's domain is vulnerable to MITM attacks between KeeWeb and CloudFlare until they set their CloudFlare crypto settings to "strict" and get some real certificates of their own (e.g. Let's Encryp
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by Sephr 11y ago
Instead of relying on proprietary software that is out of your control for storing your passwords (and getting burned like you have described), why not use something open source like KeePass? I don't have an iPhone, but on Android ther
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by Sephr 11y ago
> 2. Inferior. Digital Ocean still won't give you a /64 per standards. Huh? I made a droplet just a week ago and it was assigned a whole /64. Maybe this is only a recent change, but you should know that it's here now.
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by Sephr 11y ago
Does this apply to the newer DLP-based 3D printers that "pull" an object out of a pool of resin? Since there are no nozzles, it seems like that method of 3D printing would probably be safer.
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by Sephr 11y ago
> or worst case look for a mobile user agent Please don't. There's nothing special about mobile devices that inherently makes them metered, so please do not assume this.
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by Sephr 11y ago
I think I was confused with shareholders vs stakeholders.
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by Sephr 11y ago
> They are already in discussion with stakeholders regarding the emergency deployment of this fix. You know a company is managed ineffectively when you can't even deploy security patches without talking to stakeholders. In any reaso
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by Sephr 11y ago
I don't understand. How is it being "abused"? If the attacker has actual DNS access to create ad.{legitimate domain}.com, then Let's Encrypt is working as intended. So what if they're hosting malware—that's {le
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by Sephr 11y ago
I'm not saying that you can distribute the code or compiled code outside of GitHub. As I understand it (IANAL), it seems like you have the right to edit this repository on GitHub as long as it stays on GitHub and not redistribute it th
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by Sephr 11y ago
By uploading their code to a public GitHub repository, they agree to GitHub's terms of service[1], which grants other users additional rights to this code. Although NaturalMotion Limited says they grant no rights under this license, yo
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by Sephr 11y ago
The FCC considers sending deauth packets "jamming" according to https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-15-113A1.pd...
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by Sephr 11y ago
Wouldn't 802.11w protected management frames prevent this script from working, as long as the homeowner has that enabled on their router?
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by Sephr 11y ago
You only sleep for one hour? It's more like the difference between 10 minutes and 9 hours for me. If you leave Netflix running for 9 hours straight it will be pretty difficult to find what time, let alone what episode you fell asleep o
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by Sephr 11y ago
Oh, that does sound a lot more reasonable and I made an incorrect assumption. I take it that you still need a phone to make a signal account though?
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by Sephr 11y ago
Why tie it to a phone at all? Why not have this Chrome app work standalone? Apple's messaging app uses end-to-end encryption and it can be routed to multiple devices. I would expect Signal to strive to attain parity with Apple's
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by Sephr 11y ago
Call it what it really is: "Signal Phone Remote". This is not Signal Desktop if you need a non-desktop to use it.
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by Sephr 11y ago
You can set a sync passphrase that is separate from your Google password.
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by Sephr 11y ago
This use case is already handled by navigator.connection.downlinkMax. There is no reason to include navigator.connection.type in this API if you want to serve different content based on downlink bandwidth.
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by Sephr 11y ago
That's the same issue though. Your RSS client is assuming that all cellular connections are metered and all WiFi connections are unmetered, so it intentionally uses less data when you are on a cellular connection.
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by Sephr 11y ago
Why is the Network Information API still a thing? I don't feel like it should even be listed on this website, as it's an anti-feature. It only encourages discrimination on connection types, as it doesn't expose the only impor
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by Sephr 11y ago
I am experiencing this behavior as well. It's pretty odd, since I didn't think WebGL would affect the audio (outside of increased CPU load).
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by Sephr 11y ago
> Google will be a dominator and gatekeeper to the browser extension market [...] for Vivaldi and other browsers that implement the Chrome extension system and use the Chrome extension repository exclusively. This means Google alone deci
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by Sephr 11y ago
That uses an overlay instead of actually changing your screen gamma (essentially it's adding more red instead of directly reducing the amount of blue). I definitely agree that it's more useful than nothing at all like on the iOS A
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by Sephr 11y ago
cf.lumen is, and it does exactly the same thing as flux (adjusting screen temperature/gamma based on current time of day).
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by Sephr 11y ago
The apps that change screen gamma on Android still require root, so it's not as easy as going to the Play Store on any device (at least the apps are on the Play Store if you do have root though). There are non-root apps that use an ove
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by Sephr 11y ago
cf.lumen is much closer to the same thing, as it actually adjusts your screen's gamma.

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