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by click170 11y ago
Not easy? We have more pot shops in Vancouver BC than I can count. Sure, they may not be entirely legal yet on the federal level, but I'm sure the wheels of government will unstick a bit when they realize how much money is coming their
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by click170 11y ago
I live in Vancouver. Not too long ago we had someone flying their drone in coal harbor quite likely because they didn't realize it was an active airport and float planes take off and land from that exact location. How sure are you t
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by click170 11y ago
I think op meant in a more general sense they are bad at what they are marketted to do because the cost of using the software (user/admin experience, not money) is starting to outweigh the pros of using the software (gets rid of viruse
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by click170 11y ago
Sophos AV seems to go a step further, intercepting any outbound telnet connection. Good to know if your company uses Sophos and you used to use telnet for basic connectivity testing.
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by click170 11y ago
Most of those aren't even mututally exclusive.
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by click170 11y ago
I agree sometimes it takes someone with weight to throw around, but are you saying that person needs to be a Mozilla employee? Because I wouldn't agree with that.
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by click170 11y ago
Well, with the exception of shows like The Daily Show, Last Week Tonight, and the like but I agree overall.
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by click170 11y ago
With Thunderbird at least, the repo is open and available. Does the same stand for Persona? Perhaps instead of asking Firefox to do the legwork we should be contributing some of our own time to the projects we want to see succeed.
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by click170 11y ago
Is this posted anywhere besides LinkedIn? Would like to read but am not willing to give page views to LinkedIn.
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by click170 11y ago
It seems your right. And it deeply saddens me to think that it may cost someone's life before anything will change.
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by click170 11y ago
As someone who occasionally takes sea planes, which have already had close calls with drones in my area, what I want to know is since when did ignorance of the law become a defense from it? I wouldn't be allowed to murder someone and t
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by click170 11y ago
Thanks for highlighting the repo! I too had heard development had stopped and misconstrued that to mean all development. Now I'm wondering if there are any issues I might be able to help fix. I still use Thunderbird so if I can help ke
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by click170 11y ago
There is a Linux program called Motion that I use to monitor my IP cameras. It records to a location of your choosing and has pre and post motion detection hooks allowing you to email the pictures or videos to yourself when motion is detect
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by click170 11y ago
Meanwhile, Hipchat has been having issues on and off for weeks and nobody says a thing.
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by click170 11y ago
You've got a valid point that available resources should factor into the decision making process for having a child. That said, if that's the only measure then only the rich can afford to have children so clearly there has to be m
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by click170 11y ago
Its actually worse then that. If they force you to use insecure equipment and to put your router behind theirs, their router can be hacked providing remote access to your internet connection without you knowing about it. And when you consid
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by click170 11y ago
Wish we had this over here. ISPs regularly send customers routers with known security flaws, already-exposed backdoors that hackers can break into and use laughably weak WiFi security by default (if any at all). Only Canadian company I&#x27
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by click170 11y ago
Firewalls on hosts should really only be used for protection against inbound traffic, trying to use firewalls on a host to block that host from sending traffic a) doesn't scale on a network of many hosts and b) can be overriden if the
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by click170 11y ago
That's a fair point, but you gotta start somewhere (if you have an interest and an inkling that is) or just give in and let them take what they want. I started by configuring it to block everything by default and white listing the traf
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by click170 11y ago
"Cannot be stopped" What a crock. All you have to do is care enough to install a proper gateway firewall that can intercept and block these requests before they leave your network. Companies will only encroach more and more on you
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by click170 11y ago
I think there's an argument to be made that these things dont belong in cron, they belong in logic that lives elsewhere. Do one thing and do it well.
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by click170 11y ago
You take another breath every few seconds but you don't do it consciously. Not everything you do is a conscious decision you actively make in the forefront of your mind. Your comments lead me to believe you have skin in the game becaus
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by click170 11y ago
You've got a GPG key up, which is more than most. That tells me that you've got a security team (even if its one person who wears other hats too), and it implies that anything encrypted with that key will be forwarded to your secu
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by click170 11y ago
Yeah, I understand that it's possible to configure alerts so that you are notified when your account goes overlimit, but for pet projects, I don't want to be notified and expected to respond, I want it to just stop the server. I d
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by click170 11y ago
Prepaid credit cards are a very valuable tool for anyone using the AWS free tier of service. Its an extra layer of protection if you ever do get DDoS'd. No, I don't care if it means amazon doesn't get paid for the bandwidth c
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by click170 11y ago
A good way of determining how seriously an organization takes security is to look for any kind of security incident report page or security contact info. Bonus points for publishing a GPG key for the security account. Pretend you have a fou
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by click170 11y ago
Did you know that AWS uses their own version of Xen? Xen was actually written with security in mind, they push as much of the features and driver code out of the hypervisor and onto Dom0 as possible to minimize the attack surface in the hyp
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by click170 11y ago
There are gpl-like libraries for which this is not true like the Affero GPL which is not as wifely used, but for the GPL itself this statement holds true.
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by click170 11y ago
Hm. I'll have to take another look at it then, last I played with it you couldn't add network shared to plex. Though I still prefer Kodi for its FOSS-ness.
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by click170 11y ago
Does plex finally support reading files from network shares? Plex is based on XBMC (aka Kodi), which supports reading from the network natively, which leads me to believe they disabled this on purpose and I've never understood the rati

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