Sophira

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by Sophira 11y ago
This doesn't seem to be true in 4.3.42, at least not by default. " echo test" shows up in both the output of the 'history' builtin and in ~/.bash_history. Is it an option that needs to be set?
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by Sophira 11y ago
Right, but it would be very difficult to put forward the case that a company should provide you with passwords, email addresses, or physical addresses. It's recognised that these are all private and personal information, because they&#
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by Sophira 11y ago
Why stop at one key? Personally I'd generate separate keys for all sites, just like I generate separate SSH keys. Apart from the obvious security benefit, it also means that your identities on different sites can't be tied togethe
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by Sophira 11y ago
No actual Word doc is involved here - only the pretense of one. This is functionality supported by Outlook directly.
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by Sophira 11y ago
Years and years ago I used to read The Register, as it had good content. Now, it's just a tabloid - a technology-oriented one, but a tabloid nevertheless. Unless I'm mistaken, what The Register have said in the article would const
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by Sophira 11y ago
To be clear, I don't mean that 240.0.0.0/4 isn't able to be globally routable because everybody's using it for their own private stuff. I mean that 240.0.0.0/4 isn't routable at all .
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by Sophira 11y ago
The fact that only 1/8th is assigned to "the Internet" right now is worrying. After all, we know how that worked out with the 240.0.0.0/4 range in IPv4 - it was reserved for future use, but was never able to be used beca
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by Sophira 11y ago
Wait, so a domain typoed in the forums was added to the NoScript default whitelist without even being checked? Oh dear.