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collsni
4y ago
lol
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collsni
4y ago
Soc 2 is policy audit.
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collsni
4y ago
Yes at my router for privacy. No nat means no source device obfuscation
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collsni
4y ago
Yes at my router for privacy. Not nat means no source device obfuscation. No source device obfuscation equals device tracking
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collsni
4y ago
I think the argument is about the address origin being overwritten vs forwarded to the destination. Is about device tracking and privacy
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collsni
4y ago
oh perfect for device tracking!! hope you dont have any tweets that offend your goverment lol
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collsni
4y ago
yeah im not sold by this. i want all of my source traffic to show my gateway as the origin, not my unique end devices. privacy nightmare
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collsni
4y ago
The whole removal of nat and directly connecting to the destination with the source address seems like a privacy and security nightmare.. imo.. The security extension thing seems a bit wack. I'd still like all my traffic to originate f
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collsni
4y ago
Wow, cloud. The future!! I bet your glad you gave aws that money and didn't just invest it in your own hardware. Serverless is just somebody else's servers.
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collsni
4y ago
Now we need more hydrogen vehicles!!
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collsni
4y ago
What type of data are we putting on these laptops? Nuclear keys? Good security balances practicality. In my opinion that's a bad argument.. This is to save space, and is impactful to the longevity of the hardware and environment.
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collsni
4y ago
The Apple fanboy army is present in this conversation
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collsni
4y ago
I plan to upgrade to the am5 platform, same motherboard and cpu since 2012. i7 3770k, R9 390x Also jumping on that Samsung qd oled train.
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collsni
4y ago
Wow awesome!
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collsni
4y ago
mitm is the only way to secure egress with tls 1.3 native forward secrecy. root ca trusted cert on each device. ingress is tls offloading at waf
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collsni
4y ago
Uhh why would a large corp spend the money on windows update bandwidth when they could just split the traffic? Not sure about this article. Issue was on the enduser.
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collsni
5y ago
confidently incorrect
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collsni
5y ago
Firefox mobile with ublock, no YouTube app at all. Suck it google.
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collsni
5y ago
time to do tls inspection at home... but wait you cant install certs on a smart tv..... im telling you these non-standard unrootable bricks companies keep creating needs to stop. need to balance security and right to own your own device!! l
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collsni
5y ago
Is there a dumb oled? I want a dumb oled tv and monitor, monitor oled market is surprisingly slim.
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collsni
5y ago
Do you find a advantage of privacy badger vs blocking all third party cookies? I just dump my full cache everytime I close Firefox.
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collsni
5y ago
Disable spectre mitigations
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collsni
5y ago
Yo anybody got that keyword list? I wanna know what lists I'm on
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collsni
5y ago
thanks!
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collsni
5y ago
You know what helped me with python? Breakpoints inside vscode's module. It all just kinda clicked.
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collsni
5y ago
Caylxos is the best alternative to both that I've found. Anyone know of something better?
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collsni
5y ago
Well yeah they're only going to recommend solutions they have a back door into :). Jk I hope..
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collsni
5y ago
? Not a new product. Just a link to shodan?
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collsni
5y ago
That's Apple's whole model. Glad you figured it out
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collsni
5y ago
i agree
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