foxtrottbravo

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by foxtrottbravo 5y ago
A beautiful typeface - unfortunately completely outside my financial range but a great typeface nonetheless. I hope to seeing it in the wild sometime. Really, really beautiful
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by foxtrottbravo 5y ago
Yes I do strongly disagree with the wording (attack) here. If publishing a package you control is considered an attack than the same could be said about the developer using the package or the admins deploying said package
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by foxtrottbravo 5y ago
I was hoping this might be a document to send to some colleagues who are trying to get their feet wet in the Linux world. I cannot say if it is because the anti-adblock let's me read the page - so not interested - thank you.
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by foxtrottbravo 5y ago
You reminded me of a saying I've heard a while ago which May be roughly translated to "the mother of suckers is always pregnant"
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
Reminds me of the times I ran `killall` on a SCO machine only to learn that they take the name very literally...
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
Wow, thanks for breaking established standards then...
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
One idea I may find interesting enough to pursue is finding a solution that delivers an energy optimised experience for different display technologies: - on ips displays, reduce dark greys in davor of black - optimise Energy optimisations f
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
First of all I agree with you, that we should compare solutions in a comparable manner and I went overboard. So yes, if we want to be fair we have to compare an in-host defense system like portknocking (which has one job: secure sshd) to a
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
My daily bread and butter is VPNs, but I must admit that I think there may be a truth here. While I fully agree that portknocking doesn’t provide the same layer of protection or flexibility a VPN does - but with the original article in mind
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
The Yubikey documentation recommends always buying them at least in pairs. And configure them both for access. If you use either a Static Password an HMAC-SHA1 Challenge-Response or TOTP with the key you can easily backup the secret materia
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by foxtrottbravo 6y ago
Heck, I'm know my tech and I can't figure out how to reliably get Safari on IOS to display the bar at the bottom. Makes me crazy
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by foxtrottbravo 7y ago
In all honesty, no I'm not. Two weeks ago I went to my GP to diagnose a light swelling / discomfort in my left cheek. He gave me two rounds of antibiotics and it seemed to get better. Then recovery stopped. GP sent me to the ENT.
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by foxtrottbravo 7y ago
Normally I do not care too much about comments marked as [dead]. But why is it that all comments in this submission that critique HackerOne are being killed? I'm now somewhat curious is this comment will be hit with wathever hit the ot
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by foxtrottbravo 8y ago
I know in the particular example that is something that's good advise and more or less easily done. Do you think it would be good to extend said argument to say scp / ftp clients?
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by foxtrottbravo 8y ago
You mean, like Emoticons?
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by foxtrottbravo 9y ago
> This is the most time-efficient way to handle being stuck, and it's the most respectful of other people's time, too. No it is not. 1. People have other things to do. "being stuck" just threw a wrench in the gears of