bogantech

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by bogantech 2y ago
Looks really out of place for me on KDE, big fat gnome title bar and buttons etc...
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by bogantech 2y ago
> (and of course eventually dropping support for Motorola 68010 on which the Tektronix 4404 is built) I don't think it ever did? Looking here[1] it still seems to be supported. I know m68k support was going to be removed at one poin
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by bogantech 2y ago
> You should travel a bit around the world, you would then understand how high NZ stands globally They come from Europe to NZ - that is literally travelling the world. There's a reason a large proportion of kiwis move to Australia a
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by bogantech 2y ago
> per capita So France is over 10x richer then
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by bogantech 2y ago
It's not authentication. People aren't using static ips for authentication purposes But if I have firewall policies that allow connections only to specific services I need a destination address and port (yes, some firewalls allow
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by bogantech 2y ago
Firewalls exist, many network environments block everything not explicitly allowed. Authentication is only part of the problem, networks are firewalled (with dedicated appliances) and segmented to prevent lateral movement in the event of a
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by bogantech 2y ago
> Typical Amiga fanboyism and Apple envy, if a Mac does something they have to prove the Amiga outdid it. I think we're envious that Apple did a better job of engineering their systems
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by bogantech 2y ago
It'll just mean every Australian will have to provide ID and lose the ability to remain anonymous online - no biggie!
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by bogantech 2y ago
Classic Commodore Quality :P They also had backwards caps on the CD32 and A4000
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by bogantech 2y ago
> Pretty much everybody can get WireGuard working in minutes. You can get anything working in minutes, even IPSEC if you are using static keys with no authentication or authorization involved
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by bogantech 2y ago
> The point of the WireGuard design is to be agnostic to "upper-layer" concerns like this; And there will probably never be any standard (non-commercial) "upper-layer" because of this. The project prides itself on bei
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by bogantech 2y ago
> This sounds like bad advice Please elaborate. As they say a typical DNS request comes in as one packet and is replied in one packet, there is no ongoing connection so there's no point keeping tracking information. The implication
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by bogantech 2y ago
If you were deathly allergic to milk you'd probably know that butter is a milk product
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by bogantech 2y ago
With the benefit of flexibility - a decade later your router will continue to get updates adding new features and protocols
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by bogantech 2y ago
* As long as you don't want to use any external displays
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by bogantech 2y ago
Because he owns the paper and they don't
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by bogantech 2y ago
> But that's not what happened here. The editors did their normal endorsement process, but the owner of the paper stepped in and personally overrode their process for this one particular endorsement. He owns the paper, they just wor
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by bogantech 2y ago
> My Tesla routinely tries to kill me Why on earth would you continue to use it? If it does succeed someday that's on you
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by bogantech 2y ago
> Don't use secrets in environment variables, but use this secret in environment variables, but this one gives you access to all secrets. Not much use to an attacker if the token / approle is restricted to a specific IP /
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by bogantech 2y ago
If your internal infrastructure is not internet routable nobody would be able to ping it anyway
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by bogantech 2y ago
People who block ping should get swirlies
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by bogantech 2y ago
> I'm not sure why you think the VSCode situation is so different. I'm not sure how they're related? How is something MS allegedly did with Office over 20 years ago related at all? It's not like they can make plaintex
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by bogantech 2y ago
It's a bit of a reach to invoke EEE for a piece of software they wrote in the first place. Of course it's a post relating to MS so there will be at least one such comment
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by bogantech 2y ago
Link to the OP for those that haven't seen it: https://x.com/evilsocket/status/1838169889330135132 Hyped it up to be some massive thing but it turned out to be a massive nothingbuger for me at least
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by bogantech 2y ago
If it makes you feel any better, ProxyJump was only added in 2016
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by bogantech 2y ago
Does that give the police free reign to steal it?
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by bogantech 2y ago
Unfortunately they won't, people want their cheap crap right now no matter how much suffering it causes for the underprivileged.
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by bogantech 2y ago
Why would GitHub even care?
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by bogantech 2y ago
On my Mac Plus the cursor lags horribly when the floppy is being accessed
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by bogantech 2y ago
For that you could just some FRAM with minimal effort https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/877-FM16W08-SG

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