antimeme

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   by antimeme 4y ago

   Not a LITTLE sarcastically, no. No one has yet provided evidence that privileged ports create even a single security issue. While there's lots of huffing and puffing in the original article (including someone confusing privileged port
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   by antimeme 4y ago

   Did you... actually read the article this comment responded to? Or even the comment you're replying to? The original article proposed making all ports non-privileged because most systems serve a single user in practice. Are you real
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   by antimeme 4y ago

   Stop pretending that non-technical users want to run web servers. That's just not a thing. What you're actually arguing is that some technical users are so important that making them tweak a default setting is too much to ask, b
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   by antimeme 4y ago

   This article is nonsense. Privileged ports are a security feature. They have literally nothing to do with mainframes. On multi-user systems, they're incredibly important because they give external clients confidence that the service
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   by antimeme 6y ago

   Hello. I read your email to Tim Cook with interest and I sympathize with the plight of your company. But I wish you would treat other platforms with more respect. To be clear, I'm glad you enjoy Apple products and I'm not trying