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by alibert 7y ago
It's the controller and the reserved/backup flash. SSD have a powerful ARM CPU running and optimizing memory cell wear and replacing these on the fly with the reserve. SD cards doesn't have that mostly for cost and size const
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by alibert 7y ago
I'm using ESET Nod32 and it's still on by default but it can be easily deactivated in the settings panel. Unfortunately, Defender is still the worse in system performance impact (1) and I can't bear it especially when you do
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by alibert 8y ago
Very off topic (sorry): does anyone have Steam VR launching when opening the linked story in latest stable Firefox on Windows 10?! It's annoying because it pops out multiples modals on my desktop (and complaning my HMD is not connected
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by alibert 8y ago
But it's not? If people catches viruses with an AV installed, they are not going to be happy with their AV solution... Also, top AV are better at catching viruses and have less performance impact than Defender. https://www.a
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by alibert 8y ago
Am I the only one not comfortable using DNS servers running by random volunteers? Is there any "vouching" of the operators or regular checks on common domain on those OpenNIC servers?
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by alibert 8y ago
FYI, uBlock (without 'Origin') is not the recommended one. The original is maintained by gorhill and it's available from https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock
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by alibert 9y ago
I also believed this for a long time but recently I stumbled upon this https://www.malwarebytes.com/remediationmap/ Obviously this is an anti malware company PR (but please look at the MS Consumer (defender) failed det
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by alibert 9y ago
It's interesting because most of the literature you can find on the web just states that using MS Defender only is OK and you don't need anything else. Did something change? It looks like even the free ones are better?
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Malwarebytes Remediation Map (aka what your AV did not catch)(malwarebytes.com)
2 points by alibert 9y ago|1 comments
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by alibert 9y ago
My Yubikey is provisioned with a SSH key generated on an air gaped laptop running Tails OS (live cd). The master key and subkeys were then saved on a separate encrypted SD card at the same time for backup.
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by alibert 9y ago
I fixed most of my problem with the following command after plugging the key (Win and Linux): `gpg --card-status` then wait for key status That command starts everything related to GPG/SSH (daemon/agent).
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by alibert 9y ago
Issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1741934
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Initial Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Meltdown fix could make the system unbootable(usn.ubuntu.com)
5 points by alibert 9y ago|2 comments
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by alibert 9y ago
I finally found the changelog for the patch that Red Hat applied to their kernel: https://git.centos.org/patch/rpms!kernel.git/6202b1a49906b21... (scroll to mid) I think we can say that Red Hat does have its own i
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by alibert 9y ago
FYI, Red Hat (and CentOS) already have updated kernels with mitigation. And that made me asking how Red Hat (and the free derivative CentOS) could have already patched their current kernel (on Jan 4th) while the patch was still being discus