ShowalkKama

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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
servers I'd consider "kid friendly" already have their own chat moderation so it's a non-issue if you restrict your kids to playing only on those servers (if you don't chat reporting solves nothing since anarchy &am
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
They still have an hidden service online [0], an ipv6 only mirror [1] and they are working on restoring it "as normal" [2]. In any case they stated a backup of the site will be publicly available if they give up [3]. I find intere
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
heh it's quite a bit different but there are ways to avoid ddos (see dread, recon & co with endgame and onionbalance)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
>I implemented all the acronyms, secured antispam measures, verified my domain, made sure my server is neither breached nor used to relay actual spam, added new servers with supposedly clean IPs from reputable providers, tried all the si
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
that's even more bizzare given the size (~45M) and performance
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
> - not everybody has SPF or DKIM, and definitely not everybody has DKIM. A correctly configured mailserver should reject your email (or mark it as spam) if you don't use both DKIM and SPF. It's safe to assume 99.999% of users
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
about:config search for "require_safe_negotiation" and toggle it to "false". This will allow firefox to use broken ciphers. (you might need to toggle a different option but I forgot the name)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
you might like tab stash. As the name suggests it allows you to stash tabs in groups and reopen them later
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
or he could simply wait until the employee unlocks his password manager and steal the password?
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
it's in their faq: the crash is caused by a bug in libXft. A workaround is installing libXft-bgra which is a patched version (you can find it in thr AUR)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
I've visited venice twice last year and I wouldn't pay 50€... (I do live close so I only have to pay ~20€ for a train ticket)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
scanning with bing useragent? That's not a good idea.
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Software Disenchantment (2018)(tonsky.me)
230 points by ShowalkKama 4y ago|132 comments
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
>Orion comes with state-of-the-art ad and tracker blocking enabled by default, unlike any other browser in existence. >A fresh install of Orion blocks both ads and trackers on websites, something no other browser does. I'd avoid
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
Or you could mess with a random percentage of the requests: tarpit them, drop random packets, reply with malformed answers etc. If you keep the percentage low they might have a fun time debugging :)
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
2) as long as you are not looking for exotic stuff you can just use public trackers or semi-private ones (they require an account but usually you do not have to keep a ratio, do not need an invite and they do not require you to sell your so
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
it's XFCE on Endavour OS https://endeavouros.com/
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
for anyone else having this issue: https://txtify.it/https://www.wired.com/story/leaky-forms-ke... or just disable javascript
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
my ip is in the joke blacklist UCEP because "my provider doesn't care about spam". Still no issues sending to gmail. I'm running a tor node too (guard / middle obviously).
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
I don't get it: I'm selfhosting my own mailserver and I have no issues with gmail / outlook marking me as spam, what is everyone talking about? You just need to set up DKIM, SPF and wait a couple of weeks.
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by ShowalkKama 4y ago
At this point I don't get why you wouldn't just pirate the movies / series. It's cheaper [0], you have a bigger library, you don't have to pay extra for 4k and, overall, you get a better service. [0] You can easily
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
Their domain is in one of adguard's blocklists [0]. Somewhat suspicious 0: https://anti-ad.net/easylist.txt
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
I am impressed: I tried a couple of python libraries / tools and got all perfect results (official docs / man page) I'm considering adding this to my bookmarks to more easily find documentation (since it's usually hidden
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China forces Mozilla to remove adblockers from its store(twitter.com)
35 points by ShowalkKama 5y ago|23 comments
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
If you find self hosting too annoying you could always try Yunohost to have one click deploys for the most common services. https://yunohost.org
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YunoHost, an OS aimed to simplify self-hosting(yunohost.org)
10 points by ShowalkKama 5y ago|0 comments
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
this is what SysReq is for. >The magic SysRq key is a key combination understood by the Linux kernel, which allows the user to perform various low-level commands regardless of the system's state. It is often used to recover from fre
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
even with Dns Over Https or Dns Over Tls you are still leaking the name of the server you are connecting to (example.com, sub.example.com) via SNI, an extensions of TLS used by servers to decide which certificate to serve (one of the best e
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
>WebGL, DRM, Firefox Sync, autofill, history These considerations rely __HEAVILY__ on your browsing habits. I've been using librewolf for quite a bit and only two sites required webgl (to use them I simply had to toggle webgl.disabl
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by ShowalkKama 5y ago
Fear not, among the millions of flags firefox exposes in about:config there is browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction that does exactly what you are looking for! Make sure to set it to 0.

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