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by cube00 5y ago
Flagging if you're lucky, they outright 550 refused my mail until I joined their sender program and applied to have my domain unblocked. Then they proceeded to gaslight me claiming my mail was never blocked even after I forwarded their
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by cube00 5y ago
I had all that setup from day one and still ended up in the GMail spam and banned by Microsoft/Outlook.com (which also includes anyone using Office 365 in their workplace for mail) I assume that's because I had no reputation, alth
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by cube00 5y ago
Digital Ocean has an extremely poor reputation over a long period to the point where their droplets are blocked on mass in many places now [1] Even my local ISP refuses mail from them. [1]: https://discourse.mailinabox.email&#x2F
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by cube00 5y ago
Self hoster of 3 years here. You can do it. Don't let the big players scare you off when they send your mail to spam (GMail) or outright 550 refuse to accept it (Microsoft). So far I've managed to avoid needing to relay my mail ou
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by cube00 5y ago
You can get to some of the resolutions (but not all) with a free RH developer account.
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by cube00 5y ago
After years of setting permissive on my personal machine I wanted to do the right thing and set it up properly. I watched the presentations and all seemed so reasonable. It's there to help you, audit2allow will help you out even furthe
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by cube00 5y ago
This is what worries me about the current push that all backups including the off site tape vault must be encrypted at rest. Any problem with the de-encryption and your data is toast.
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by cube00 5y ago
> While the tech giant will likely continue to loom large over our lives, from search to email to our calendars, we can delete inactive or unnecessary Google accounts. This is a missed opportunity to recommend good alternatives, especi
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by cube00 5y ago
It's interesting that you can get the decryption key on iOS but the only way to do it on Android is to root your device.
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by cube00 5y ago
They would have automated their job and probably working on something else. I've used JIRA's API to spit out reports when people have demanded they fit in their "Agile enterprise project management" Excel templates.
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by cube00 5y ago
> To resolve this, we ended up choosing to leave foreign key constraints unenforced on a few large tables. > We reasoned this was likely safe, as Retool’s product logic performs its own consistency checks, and also doesn’t delete fro
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by cube00 5y ago
As long as the code running on the Linux side is open and the closed source firmware stays on their chip that's fine by me. At least then you have a fighting chance to change the open source side up to date to allow the card to keep wo
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by cube00 5y ago
As bad as it is in the short term the only way we'll see long term change is to keep the friction on. It's this friction that forces the change of habit to support manufacturers who open their firmware. If it's seamless then
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by cube00 5y ago
> Under the locked account, I have a paid subscription with both Google One and YouTube Music. According to this article being a Google One member didn't help them.
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When you get locked out of your Google account, what do you do? (2021)(linkedin.com)
194 points by cube00 5y ago|126 comments
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by cube00 5y ago
The first time I busted a company doing this was very satisfying writing to their privacy officer requesting they remove every trace of my data from their systems with an attachment of the spam email with their domain on it so it there coul
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by cube00 5y ago
They have assistants to filter that for them.
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by cube00 5y ago
It's interesting using async/await, setting the target ES to be an older version and watching how the TypeScript compiler replaces async/await with yields and then no yields but a ton of scary looking boilerplate as you progr
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by cube00 5y ago
We were on Solaris and then directed to rebuild everything for Windows Server. Now we're being forced on to Linux because it's cheaper. At least our code is now truly cross platform so we have that going for us which is nice.
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by cube00 5y ago
To think I'd been getting the 'hard' service for free last time I had to set foot in an office.
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by cube00 5y ago
Assuming you can afford the massive price hike from the current on prem pricing.
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Google Drive: Shortcuts replacing files and folders stored in multiple locations(support.google.com)
138 points by cube00 5y ago|71 comments
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Pfizer offers $100m to buy company behind smartphone app that diagnoses Covid-19(abc.net.au)
9 points by cube00 5y ago|0 comments
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by cube00 5y ago
> I periodically check my phone for the next 5-10 minutes. The driver arrives right on time. I would have had no issue just waiting there. You had no issue this time . If the driver cancelled you'd still be standing outside and y
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by cube00 5y ago
> Therapy doesn't "solve" anything by itself, you must see it as a tool to help you put your mind in a better position so that you can solve your problems. One part of mediation is resisting the temptation to try and sol
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by cube00 5y ago
Dealing with denial of service attacks in a way that doesn't involve needing to own more bandwidth then the attacker can saturate would be something to look into.
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by cube00 5y ago
SMTPS has been re-approved for use on port 465. The back story about this "wart" is documented in https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8314#section-7.3
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by cube00 5y ago
For mobile apps small devs can't even go down the native road any more without the risk you'll be banished without recourse from the app store for "reasons"
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by cube00 5y ago
I was thinking about the kernel, 65 CVEs so far this year.
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by cube00 5y ago
> This is not how we do things in Linux land: > $ uptime > 09:33:15 up 56 days, 16:33, 1 user, load average: 1.36, 1.29, 0.91 We have to move beyond using uptime as the measure of stability. Unless you're live patching (an

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