digitallyfree

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   by digitallyfree 5y ago

   For a targeted attack with a hacker remotely or physically controlling the client, I agree. However I think an automated attack would be difficult, especially if the VD sent its data to the client as a video stream, and only recieved keyboa
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   by digitallyfree 5y ago

   I'm not sure if remote access programs (web browser or not) even support screen readers on the client, especially since many of those render the entire desktop server-side and send it back to the client as an image or video. A possible
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   by digitallyfree 5y ago

   DDC is great - I remember saving a Samsung 193P monitor (no buttons and controlled by a proprietary driver that only worked on WinXP) that had its brightness set unusably low by its prior owner. I also remember someone using DDC scripts as
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   by digitallyfree 5y ago

   I have something simpler than yours, with a small Proxmox server as my NAS (no ZFS) and backups stored to a second disk. Occassionally I will backup the contents of that machine to external drives. In the future I plan on doing something si
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   by digitallyfree 5y ago

   I wonder how much of this is due to the fact that the programming education today comes from a top-down approach, where one starts with a high-level language with little knowledge of the underlying system or the layers of abstraction on top
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   by digitallyfree 5y ago

   I use a Corsair M95 mouse. I've programmed the side buttons for copy and paste, select all, refresh, and the activitation of my drop-down Tilix terminal. There are also the default forward/back and dpi buttons. It's more for