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by egberts1 2y ago
Wasn't able to find the author(s) (not in archive or without a login)
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I am old enough to remember localhost.localdomain
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Reminds me of Minix OS by Andrew Tannenbaum. Anyone remember the debate between microkernel vs monolithic kernel? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanenbaum%E2%80%93Torvalds_d...
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This is the way. Close all avenues, then only open what you exactly need.
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Yes Paul Feyerabend, a philosopher of science, argued that true freedom and liberty arise when individuals actively and democratically shape their societies, free from the dominance of any single ideology, including science. He contended th
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Gentoo is a full source boostrapping if you include the build of GRUB2 and create the initramd file as well as the kernel.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43605285
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by egberts1 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43605285
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For SSH clients, the naming of configuration files are read in lexical ordering by OpenSSH. Starts reading with /etc/ssh/sshd.d directory which can provide admins to give/takeaway what user can specify in their user conf
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Uptime remains uninterrupted. Are you using the verboten Chrome and its inability to negotiate and defer to server absolut side of ChaCha20-Poly1305 with sha512? It refuses client-demanded Chrome-forced ChaCha/sha256, AES and then RSA
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Biggest problem is the use of a SELinux compiler into components understood only by SELinux engine. Does not help when the SELinux source text file is not buildable by function/procedure axiom: it is at its grittiest granularity, which
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by egberts1 2y ago
It has been translated from OpenSSH meta-spaghetti code logic. Break it down by parts of sentence.
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I find this SSHD snippet to be extremely useful in enterprise network, notably with OpenLDAP. Also the most dangerous but flexible way to authenticate a user. https://jpmens.net/2019/03/02/sshd-and-authorizedk
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by egberts1 2y ago
For those that are exploring software-based public certificate and OpenSSH, Ive broken down the settings for most PKI handlers. https://egbert.net/blog/articles/openssh-file-authorized_key...
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Purpose of first-define is the rule: In placing configuration files higher than user-defined configuration but Only with SSH client, can want user to have control from their config files: Remove from config files Place a couple under Match&
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by egberts1 2y ago
Shoot. Almost there, at least for us cybersecurity-minded folks. A need for a default-deny-all and then select what a process needs is the better security granularity. This default-ALLOW-all is too problematic for today's (and future)
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Finally, a positive form of Streisand Effect!!!
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Ummm, now that I had time to visualize at macroeconomic level, simple cap at each middleman's transactional behooves the supply chain to conspire on price-fixing just to feed and assist all the middlemen down the line to the patient, a
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Hey. Didn't realize that it was like that child toy that looked like a clear double-lined liquid-gel-filled with sparklers where you squeeze one end and it escapes out bigger at the other end. Thanks! Good catch.
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It is time to cap the healthcare admin overhead to 10% from supply to patient. Make the middle-man duke 'em out for their own justification to exist.
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Yuka app seems to not only include nutrition but rates each UPC-labeled food products by how much dangerous ingredients is in it.
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by egberts1 2y ago
Yeah. While not privacy-related, that http-only would break my own model of banning all things Chrome via a certain combo of TLSv3.1 crypto, regardless of UserAgent string. https://egbert.net As a working example.
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ChatGPT: PMF stands for Product-Market Fit. It refers to the stage when a startup has developed a product that meets a strong market demand, meaning customers are willing to pay for it, and adoption is growing organically. Achieving PMF is
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As a consumer, I like free. But something useful, I could go with fixed fee with an optional small on-demand fee for patches so I can get to choose (the old car business model). Not a fan of leasing all the time and left with no license aft
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by egberts1 2y ago
Open source, in search of a viable business model. Classic, since days of MIT license lore. Looks like universities and research labs (corporate, private, and government, wait, scratch that last one a bit) will be picking up the tiny slacks
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When a US surgeon is told by an onsite insurance adjuster/nurse to wait (while patient is in operating room) for a corporate insurance approval, that is when I know that overreach by insuranxe adjuster has become too much. Ironically y
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As ABC tried to subsume 538 out of existance for its accurate breakdown of coalitions.
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Democrats provided a negative 6,265,888 votes for better engagement in Election 2024 than in 2020. But Democrat engagement was somehow negative marginally higher, at huge expense by independent voters. https://web.archive.org&#x2
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So less tagging of concerned parents at crazed school board meetings, of less grandmas of "mostly peaceful" protests, of Latin-reading Catholics, and of praying people at mass-murdering buildings; got it.
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And it so totally rugged against tarnished contacts, unlike copper or brass contact. Would recommend.

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