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by Wheaties466 8y ago
I was considering making a course or youtube video series on this. Are you looking to learn Networking as in Route/Switch/Firewall? Or more of a Network Programming? Or more of a Network Security(by that I mean pwn and pivot style
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by Wheaties466 8y ago
Thanks for commenting and sharing your insight but I don't think the average person knows or cares what that meant. The problem with CA was that an app developer was allowed to sell user data without the users knowledge.
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by Wheaties466 8y ago
Doesn't using requirments.txt not account for (I forget the official name) Double Dependencies, you dependencies in requirements.txt might have a dependency whose version number may change over time. This seems like something pip freez
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by Wheaties466 8y ago
Thank you for breaking this down. I can already see headlines bashing the EU though.
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by Wheaties466 8y ago
Useless for me. I'm not willing to sign up for a microsoft account to use a glorified mspaint.
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by Wheaties466 8y ago
im surprised that everyone keeps referencing the book and not the Documentary/Movie Zero days https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5446858/
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by Wheaties466 8y ago
and theres nothing we can do about it.
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by Wheaties466 9y ago
I'll never move on from a mikrotik router and UBNT wireless. also mikrotik routers comes with a standard config that comes with NAT w/ masquerade pre configured. But I agree there is a TON that is done behind the scenes. That lev
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by Wheaties466 9y ago
You could just use a VPS, SSH and sshuttle. It does forward DNS requests through the tunnel as well.
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by Wheaties466 9y ago
Is anyone else excited to see how this will run on Linux?
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by Wheaties466 9y ago
I felt and feel the same way about Arch. If you are still feeling slightly adventurous I would suggest you try manjaro. It seems to be Arch but with the Mint feel of it just working.
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by Wheaties466 9y ago
A DDoS is often also used to describe infrastructure that cannot handle load by people who do not know what they are talking about. I suspect that is what has happened here.
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by Wheaties466 9y ago
Maybe it just means python programmers are paid more /s
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
On a Postgresql query before version 9.6 is limited to a single CPU core. Depending on the amount of data it has to query it absolutely can take forever.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
Maybe they do something with the referrer?
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
Does anyone know any Vendors that use BSD an their underlying OS? most that I have experience with are some flavor of custom linux.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
Let me see if I got this right, This can be used to DOS a system by consuming all free memory? In the CVE it almost hints that this specifically is UDP related. Am I right in thinking this?
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
looks like the channel is full.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
Great to hear, I was thinking the same thing.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
thank you for this answer. I'm glad that this is being enforced because this is literally me 100%. Glad to see that other people are looking for someone like me.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
late reply but I have several AC lites that I have purchased. If you don't mind the fact that it is only 100M ports its more than anyone could ask for in the home.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
mikrotik routerboard with a ubiquiti wap. I've never been happier.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
I'm glad I read this, I just signed up for an EFF membership.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
http://gettingstartedwithdjango.com/en/lessons/introduction-... doesn't appear to resolve.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
looks like getting started with django isn't a thing anymore
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
which company is your organization using for web filtering?
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
I'm sure the ban wave of legitimate players interest has died down.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
I wonder how quick this will be up on AUR.
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by Wheaties466 10y ago
I didn't know I was reading about lifehacker.com