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by discreditable 7y ago
> There's no "Send after X duration" or "Send at X time" They added scheduled send recently. https://support.google.com/mail/answer/9214606
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by discreditable 7y ago
Fifth Third Bank in the USA has check deposit software for business users which requires IE with ActiveX, .NET activation, and several security settings laxed in order to work. I've heard no mumblings of it being updated any time soon.
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by discreditable 7y ago
ESR is affected, so it's possibly as old as July 2019. Maybe older.
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by discreditable 7y ago
> League of Legends doesn't seem to suffer from bots Depends on where you look. I used to see them a lot in certain game modes and when playing with friends that were new. As one commenter put it: > To play devil's advocate
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by discreditable 7y ago
Annoyingly, if you want to get a let's encrypt cert you have to serve http. Back when I was manually purchasing & installing certs I didn't even listen on 80 for several services. (Exception being if you use the dns challenge)
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by discreditable 7y ago
Schneier says "don't make people change their passwords unless there's indication of compromise" I make the assumption that the longer a password exists, the more likely it's reused and compromised. I don't hav
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by discreditable 7y ago
Nothing stops them from using a unique passphrase. I am subjected to the same password requirements and use a unique passphrase every time. I see harvested passwords as a larger threat than bruteforcing, so some kind of expiry is important.
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by discreditable 7y ago
My argument for password expiry (300 days here) is my users have complained they can't keep using the password they use everywhere else.
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An Update on Android TLS Adoption(security.googleblog.com)
2 points by discreditable 7y ago|0 comments
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by discreditable 7y ago
I work IT at a school. I try to strike a balance. I try to avoid doing creepy things in the name of security theater. I don't do TLS MITM, even though it might make web filtering easier. We do have some classroom monitoring software, b
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by discreditable 7y ago
Sounds like a good feature to me!
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by discreditable 7y ago
You might like https://bestmotherfucking.website
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Smart Stats Exposed – A Drive Stats Remix(backblaze.com)
1 points by discreditable 7y ago|0 comments
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An Intern's Experience with Rust(msrc-blog.microsoft.com)
125 points by discreditable 7y ago|126 comments
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by discreditable 7y ago
I was a GIMP/Inkscape user first. I have access to the full Creative Cloud Suite but I usually reach for GIMP or Inkscape first because (for me) they are simpler. I think one area where GIMP/Inkscape are far better is in the expor
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Building the Azure IoT Edge Security Daemon in Rust(msrc-blog.microsoft.com)
3 points by discreditable 7y ago|0 comments
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by discreditable 7y ago
When I bought a Toyota 4 years ago I was surprised to see the dealer using a separate DOS machine for the contract. I was even more surprised when he printed the contract to a dot matrix printer.
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A Bad Dream: Subverting Trusted Platform Module While You Are Sleeping (2018)(usenix.org)
2 points by discreditable 7y ago|0 comments
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The YouTube Masthead Is Coming to the TV Screen(blog.google)
2 points by discreditable 7y ago|1 comments
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by discreditable 7y ago
I bet they will switch to date-based releases long before then.
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by discreditable 7y ago
I switched from freeotp when they dropped the ability to backup the secrets database.
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by discreditable 7y ago
Multiple scrollable areas in a window is pretty annoying in my experience. Depending on what you last clicked on and where your cursor is can result in different areas being scrolled.
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by discreditable 7y ago
And God help them if they somehow have a work/school and personal Microsoft account and don't remember which one they used.
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by discreditable 7y ago
So if Let's Encrypt has a problem, like say their OCSP server is serving errors[1] then the entire Internet is not affected. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/may-19-2017-ocsp-and-iss...
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by discreditable 7y ago
Forbes articles are pretty clickbait. I blocked them in Google News because their headlines are bonkers. It's always a formula like Microsoft issues update warning to 10 gorillion PCs (some super minor problem in the last patch cycle)
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by discreditable 7y ago
It has a boat load of plugins. I looked at a few and after puzzling over which were default enabled and default disabled I decided I didn't want to use a program with unsafe defaults.
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by discreditable 7y ago
Be aware that svgo is a lossy operation. One thing it does is round the digits in numbers to a certain precision. When I last worked with it, it also did some things I did not like such as mess with viewboxes. I found that it messed up the
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by discreditable 7y ago
That bracket reminds me a lot of a CPU bracket. It's not hard to imagine a hole in the top so you could mount a heatsink with direct contact to the card.
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Toshiba Introduces New Tiny NVMe SSD Form Factor(anandtech.com)
271 points by discreditable 7y ago|96 comments
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by discreditable 7y ago
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