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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
Good point about the sshd_config generator. Who knows, people might even use it. As to the up to dateness of the Mozilla Guidelines: it is not. Just see the entry "UsePrivilegeSeparation sandbox" which has been deprecated since 7.
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9y ago
The biggest losers are most likely: the bots. I update my sshd configs untill they're green [0] and love to see the bots fail with even establishing a connection. You can even distinguish the different bot families by their (limited) p
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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
That would be me. Productivity for me depends more on other factors like: relationship status, familymembers wellbeing, drinks & feeling in or out of control.
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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
What's more: with a 3.5 mm headphone jack!
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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
Chrome > https://theoldreader.com > RSS Nothing beats it. Personally I like the waterhose approach and select what (comments, always first the comments) I want to read. No filtering, no weighting, no colours just plain tex
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9y ago
I just harden my sshd config based on https://github.com/arthepsy/ssh-audit and ALL bots will fail since they do not support the more current config os key-exchange, host-key, encryption and message authentication code
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9y ago
You compile (After reading and understanding the source) of the firmware used on your machine? You take your time to read & understand the millions lines of code of all libraries needed? You know & trust your compiler? As much as I
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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
At every single company! But that lasts for about 1 week to 12 months. Then everything is automated or routine and becomes boring really fast.
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9y ago
Put it on your LinkedIn and you will be contacted. This is the reason I removed every reference to it (not because of the language perse, more because of the culture of the companies & departments that will wanted to hire me). Expect to
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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
Don't be so sure your $CURRENT iPhone does not do that. I am watching a screen right now where I see the probes from iPhones fly by (# tshark -i wlan0 subtype probereq). Seems less then other devices but still they're there.
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9y ago
Thanks for reminding me about the Ztools! Absolutly love some of the applications found on https://zmap.io/ .
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YouKnowBetter
9y ago
Agree fully to the "I think the discussion is more important". As a matter of fact, I (think) what I read on HN is about 80% of the discussions, and visit a mere 20% of the links. So keep m comming these Paywall links, I care not
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9y ago
Ah, spotted the man who cares for food, lovely write up. As much as I have been exposed to Japanese food, there is nothing on earth that will beat a realy good Ramen. The reaction of many of my fellow travellers who join me on my quest for
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9y ago
I drive a lot in Europe, country to country. NOTHING beats Google maps to get me from A to B while avoiding whatever would slow me down. As much as I enjoy particular features of Apple Maps (Better indicators of particular highway splits),
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9y ago
On a side note: A point that many a company ignores when they demand some assurance so their software vendor a) can be held liable b) will hand over the source in case of drama, is to give the source code in Escrow. The number one error the
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9y ago
My start as a professional programmer (freelance is one would call it now) was with end user applications. I am talking mid-80s. What I took away was the required level off fraud that was demanded in the sense that each business I coded for
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9y ago
Title should be: The (ZX80 game) Lamo-Lem Manual and Inserts Nothing but a lovely picture of the ZX80 behind that link. Still, I appriciate everything about the ZX80 as it was my first big love.
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9y ago
I am >50 with grown up kids: this is how we spend our holidays and we get not much more then the "American 2 weeks". Planned is just the timeframe & means of transportation, the rest is pure accidental. We run in to the mos
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9y ago
I always do. Only after reading a) some good discussion, b) seeing no comments at all I will potentially visit the original site.
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9y ago
Even better said.
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9y ago
Snap rules, the rest... not at all. Mine (4 kids) are devoted. FB is like SMS like email: dead. Whatsapp is sometimes used to contact older familymembers (that would be me).
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9y ago
The original idea has a better name: Bitsquatting[0] "Experiment To determine whether bit7errors can redirect connections to attacker controlled sites, the bitsquat domains in Table 3 were registered, and all HTTP requests to the domai