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dokuwikis RSS feed will list recent changes - and does as of writing not show the 19.07 release post. I'm not intimate with the feed.php if it can be used to list the frontpage with the exact post. I remember I searched for ways to kno
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to encourage others.. wpa3 for me was install of one package (opkg install --force-overwrite hostapd-openssl) and changing one config line (encryption = 'sae'). Client had no issue connecting (wpa_supplicant 2.9 on ubuntu 19.10, t
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On openwrt I like small utils. As ssh is fine: having a look adhoc who is a bandwith hog, I check with iftop and press "t" to cycle to one-line-sent view and "s" to aggregate to the receiver see https://openwr
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not to take away from the posts plea. Apart from bit vs bytes, it should be noted the remotes are also on different machines with potentially varying network throughput
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If you haven't already, you should give Yggdrasil ( https://github.com/yggdrasil-network/yggdrasil-go/blob/maste... ) a read. > IP addresses are derived from cryptographic keys, to reduce the need for p
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fyi, btrfs as /var/lib/docker/btrfs has a disadvantage under certain circumstances: running commands (du,rsync,..) on the subvolume folders altering the access time will incur a storage cost if the filesystem is mounted
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apart from the testing and automation content - slides 62+ "How?" have interesting references on "process" for anybody following the recent Greg KH mutt usage-pattern blog post, fossils ability to include project discuss
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r/Art and related subreddits really lend themselves to this. As the documenting of "related subreddits" is not standardized, reddit.com/dev/api has no way of listing them. Some write a /wiki/related page,
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Setting up and maintaining a mail server is not hard for the initiated, but I fear is archaic and endangered to be irrelevant as basis for interpersonal communication beyond a work context. It has its place as identity provider, able to rec
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thanks for the heads-up - `about:compat` and its enabling "Go Faster Addon" was news to me: giving a channel for concrete action following an opinion piece. Feels like a vendor distributed greasemonkey. It is called user- agent a
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Last week, a Brave browser developer documented the first-time startup phase of the competition through the eyes of a packet analyzer in a "What Happens.."-Series. Of the ones inspected, "Firefox [was] one of the most active
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7y ago
must be visidata
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https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/ can provide information on integrated tracking SDKs per app to help you decide. "The Lumen Privacy Monitor" developed by the ICSI Haystack Project collects statistics
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haproxys config format is concise and approachable. I like the cbonte single-page html doc page where ctrl+f to elaborate explanations can go a long way clearing up (mis)understandings.
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Real sustainability might mean not buying at all in the first place or to buy within a community if it is available and especially with textiles, not from remote open markets - you don't know which levers are in place for a business to
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publishers probably wouldn't like this feature. There's a dated small js bookmarklet effort ( http://ronkeizer.github.io/blendle-bookmarklet/ ) that apparently still works for the given WSJ example link. Though
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A successful Blendle gives the reader independence and absolves the user of getting intimate with all the digital sales strategies at publishers. Pocket does not position itself as distributor, so I welcome Blendle as broker. They offer ful
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The authors writing style in a well structured post resonates positively with me. I've read some of their technical posts but not methodically. I'm curious on what the process is at Dropbox to bring such an article to life - if th
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Thanks for pointing me to "Postgres before SQL" - the history page at postgresql.org has links to the initial documents - QUEL is like a hint of an alternative universe. I think it is time to pick up a book by Michael Stonebraker.
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"The web" delivers on its name, not a hypertext of explanations, but a cobweb of obscurity. Writing of the author has been featured here before, also in line with her interests in obscure business schemes, about gratis watches and
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I saw that as the core message justifying the headline. He as a civic hacker has interest in modern methods arriving in administrative circles and bringing a spotlight to it - inspiring others to do as well. I was surprised I knew the aut
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thank you for the link, I enjoyed Corrections and am still puzzled by sections of it that warrant a second reading. Mr.Adams review of the book encourages me to do this soon.
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The building is adjacent to a lot of housing with a diverse crowd, it borders to north-Neukölln on "the kanal", what is compared to central Kreuzberg a classical working-man district that undergoes it's own challenges. The wh
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If anybody is curious for the distribution of used searches between ddg/!g, I came up with this rough estimate for firefox: sqlite3 ~/.mozilla/firefox/*default*/places.sqlite "select substr(p.url,9,14) as s
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for a longer explanation see https://blog.tankywoo.com/linux/2013/09/14/ssh-passwordauthe... Though, if you're using TOTP via a PAM module, you'll want it
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For some time I was looking for a discovery mechanism in database topics.. so combining the usual tags yielded already a good blog I can follow. People can use their blog rss to crosspost, and the text contrast is friendly.
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that made me chuckle, judging from the whole idea, it's part of the fun
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With a current kernel and updated userland? the no-password root ssh after flashing is vulnerable to others in your local network yes, keep it offline until pubkey-only auth is configured. To save against dropbear exploits, bind ssh to the
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can you elaborate on your canary system? I speculate you would need to setup your own DNS. For correlating subsequent inspection, you would need to do some allocation of honeypot addresses in a ip(v6?) prefix and capture that traffic. Loggi
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apart from ssl, there are slight differences: last time I checked, "lynx" will do a http/1.0 request. Ubuntu nginx-common config suggestions do not ship gzipped content below http/1.1 if enabled without change (gzip_http
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