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bpfrh
5y ago
Would you say that the new flat and snap format alleviates some of these issues?
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bpfrh
6y ago
Take a look at CFS, if it is longer than 6 months. Look for a doctor who specialize in this disease
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6y ago
I was able to transfer a zfs pool from a linux server to a freebsd server with different hardware simply by moving the physical disks to the new server. For me ZFS has been rock solid, even with power cuts during running vms(linux and windo
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6y ago
take over supply checks? E.g. make base images for programming languages, systems, etc and guarantee security. I think many small companies would like it a lot better if they got could externalize the cost of running docker images with all
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6y ago
In this case, they had a backup and restored from that.# The attackers also only encrypted about 0,02% of the systems, but the university paid because the attackers threatened to make the stolen data public.
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6y ago
I read that book, it is good, there is a good presentation about how difficult it would be to do that in reality, based on the same source that the book used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjingj2473Y The original is in g
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6y ago
In austria we have something in between called "Neue selbständige". They are basically a contractor but are not required to register as a company. They are still forced to have a accident, health and pension insurance but not a un
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6y ago
Oh cmon, in every country uber operated/operates in they are against the law. Just because you make a new app and don't follow the rules in the hope you get to big to fail doesn't mean it works. Uber specifically displays the
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6y ago
(I'm not the one who you commented to) Because we all want to live on this planet for a few hundred years? I expect a company that produces things to either supply spare parts on demand, or allow a third party to produce them. Even mor
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6y ago
In the article one provider was notified that their database was without a password an publicly accessible. They secured it, and somehow managed to make it publicly accessible again without password, this time it got hit by this attack. Hon
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6y ago
There is: mailcow https://mailcow.email/ Automatically checks DKIM, SPF and DMARC settings for your domain, comes with docker and can be upgraded by running a single script, and has a webgui and spam protection.
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6y ago
I would argue that it is not. Social engineering is when your target is unaware that what he does is wrong or will do damage.
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6y ago
Because if I give an external developer access to the source code for developing, I won't expose internal data and systems. Bigger companies also may have different compliance restrictions which means developers don't get access t
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6y ago
Austria. The US has a bad voting system, which isn't because it is "paper based"
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6y ago
Why is voting with paper hard? Voting happens on a day where nearly nobody has to work. People who can't leave their home, or are not home on the day you can vote, can still vote, they just request a mail-in vote card.
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6y ago
There are stories of MSPs who got their offline backup from the same provider who they bought their cloud based RMM tool. One day an account get's exploited and suddenly the backups are deleted and the systems are all encrypted remotel
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6y ago
Agreed, would be better if the title would be changed to "MITM flaw in Gnutls implementation of TLS 1.2 & 1.3"
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bpfrh
6y ago
That isn't drm but certification. E.g. if the device isn't certified then you shouldn't use it, but if you still want to use it, it is your choice.
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6y ago
I disagree, for me this is an extension of "the employer has to provide me with the tools to work". If I need a desk and a room to work and they don't want to make space in their buildings, then they have to pay for me to set
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6y ago
You can look at austria to see that that doesn't happen. An MRI cost me about 0€. A 4000€ test which tests for nearly any rheutmatic diseases markers and the visit to the hospital for that test cost me 0€, both things got done within
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7y ago
Don't get to excited on the other hand they fire workers who are ill and can't work. E.g. you have people still trying to come into work to get paid and spreading the sickness.
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7y ago
Depends, in austria you have different laws and measures for one person companies to bigger companies.
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7y ago
Not really, Germany for example, knows the plans they decided on won't work. Austria has afaik still growing co2 emissions. Don't know about other countries but at the moment if feels like europe talks a lot but doesn't do mu
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7y ago
Closing borders isn't easy. Most of the time there are still ways you can cross, so instead of having known routes where you can test and treat accordingly, you have an unknown number of people crossing the border on unknown points and
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7y ago
You can't controll infections. You can try to fasttrack vaccinies, but you can't really stop a virus with such a transmission way from spreading. That is a problem but it is nothing new. Every few years we will have new diseases a
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7y ago
There is a video which compares that to other causes of deaths and other "pandemics": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dDD2tHWWnU Please stop threating the virus as if we would all die. The things you have in the
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7y ago
Isn't that kinda the same as evidence generated from a unlawful action? We could apply the same logic/law to that.
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7y ago
When I run a application for security reasons, I need to either built it myself, or have it build by official channels. I just hand edit the signal package.json each time I need an update, but I just don't understand why they won'
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7y ago
Of course you can replace the dependency, but do you know if it is 100% compatible? My point was that as long as the maintainers don't give us the reason for the static link or the custom dependency, we can assume we can replace it, bu
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7y ago
You did a git clone and then a build without issue? Because the repo on arch patches the issue with the statically linked openssl library: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/plain/openssl-linking... So if
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