currysausage

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How to Increase OpenBSDs Resilience to Power Outages(zlhgo.com)
37 points by currysausage 2mo ago|14 comments
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by currysausage 4mo ago
Yeah, I fell into that rabbit hole once. Tried all abuse channels that I could find. network-abuse@ refers you to the Google Cloud abuse form. They ‘are not able to take action on this report since the IP mentioned in the report is not host
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by currysausage 4mo ago
Great post. Very minor nitpick: ‘The small element must not be used for subheadings; for that purpose, use the hgroup element.’ ‘The small element represents side comments such as small print. Small print typically features disclaimers, cav
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Stalwart v0.16: A New Foundation(stalw.art)
5 points by currysausage 6mo ago|1 comments
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Hackers Exploit Free Firebase Accounts to Launch Phishing Campaigns(gbhackers.com)
1 points by currysausage 8mo ago|0 comments
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by currysausage 9mo ago
When I need a refresher on the basics of Python, I refer to Python Distilled, and when I want a deep dive, I turn to Fluent Python. Reading these books makes me feel like I'm sitting next to an experienced, witty colleague. I will take
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Updates to the pf packet filter in FreeBSD and pfSense software(netgate.com)
3 points by currysausage 1y ago|0 comments
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by currysausage 1y ago
The web frontend could still send secrets to third parties.
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by currysausage 1y ago
Aptos replaced Calibri in Word and Excel.
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by currysausage 1y ago
One upside of this reimplementation is that we can now enjoy state-of-the-art Electron-level loading times when opening a new Explorer window. /s
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by currysausage 1y ago
There are, of course, web email services that purport to encrypt messages. But they store encryption keys (or code and data sufficient to derive them). These systems obviously don’t work, as anyone with an account on Ladar Levison’s Lavabi
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by currysausage 1y ago
I believe the sentence from the RFC: [XHTML1] defines a profile of use of XHTML which is compatible with HTML 4.01 is technically incorrect. While the XHTML 1 compatibility profile was compatible with HTML 4 as implemented by major brows
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by currysausage 1y ago
This is especially ironic, considering the same people will gladly use XML syntax and serve it as text/html. Historically, this has only worked because no relevant browser has ever implemented SGML (and NET [1], in particular), as requ
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by currysausage 1y ago
CERT stands for Computer Emergency Response Team. CIRCL, the supposed operator behind gcve.eu [1], "is the CERT for the private sector, communes and non-governmental entities in Luxembourg" [2]. [1] https://gcve.eu&#x2F
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by currysausage 1y ago
If I remember correctly, W3C’s XHTML2 working group wanted a generic <h> tag [1], and WHATWG, focused on evolving HTML in a backwards-compatible manner, repurposed <h1> as a context-dependent heading tag instead. [1] https:&#x2
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by currysausage 1y ago
Fira was designed by world-class type designers, and it’s only free thanks to the funding by Mozilla and Here, so yes, definitely a different category. Same goes for IBM Plex, by the way.
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Thundermail and Thunderbird Pro Services(thunderbird.topicbox.com)
8 points by currysausage 2y ago|0 comments
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by currysausage 2y ago
Another nitpick: the attribute was called name, not id. https://www.w3.org/TR/html401/present/frames.html#h-16.3
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One-Core-API Project(github.com)
2 points by currysausage 2y ago|0 comments
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by currysausage 2y ago
> use TPM (PCR 7+11) with a PIN A power-on password (set in the BIOS) should also work, since without it the system will never get to the point where the TPM unlocks the FVEK, right? I prefer this setup to a Bitlocker PIN because I can
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by currysausage 2y ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/tips/clipboard-histo...
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by currysausage 2y ago
Looking for something like this right now. How does it compare to rclone [1]? [1] https://rclone.org/sftp/
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Tell HN: Microsoft Remote Desktop app for iOS does not verify server certificate
1 points by currysausage 2y ago|0 comments
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by currysausage 2y ago
> That sounds like an Apple issue True. But guess who’s paying Apple good money in order to remain the default search engine. Who knows what else might be part of this deal?
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by currysausage 2y ago
“Part of the Herald (Hong Kong) group of companies, Zeon Ltd is a leading manufacturer and distributor of clocks and watches, operating internationally in wholly owned offices in London and Hong Kong.”
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by currysausage 2y ago
As I understand it, before you open a (potentially dangerous) attachment in another app, it would be saved to your Temp or Downloads folder, where Defender would still have access. A carefully crafted email (or PDF attachment) that exploits
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by currysausage 3y ago
It looks like a PowerShell script is available now, but I don't think it's changing the partition size. Has anyone tried this out? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5034957-updating...
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by currysausage 3y ago
This was not the cause in my case (no attachments, no URLs, just plain text, as far as I can remember). I know how to send email (ask mail-tester.com). Regardless, there are always better options than silently discarding the whole email: de
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by currysausage 3y ago
But why do you consider this good practice? It's (unnecessarily?) frustrating for senders and poses a legal risk for recipients (the sender has the logs to prove that they sent the invoice, while the recipient doesn't have any rec
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by currysausage 3y ago
The way you implement this, low-volume senders (nerdy individuals or small projects that can't use SES/Mailgun/… for GDPR reasons), even if they manage to get off the list once (olcsupport.office.com, escalate), never get the

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