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by geek_at 6y ago
agree that college is the way to go. Just not in the US system. The whole idea of college tuition is fucked up to the rest of the world
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by geek_at 6y ago
Well you do need to pass a theoretical and practical exam to get the Age 14 moped license. And since automatic mopeds are around 200kg it's much less dangerous.
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by geek_at 6y ago
even though it's canadian $ it seems highly overpriced. A raspberry pi of the last generation for almost double the price of the current gen (36$)? And 3d printing 340$.. did the author mean buying the 3D printer too? Because I'm
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by geek_at 6y ago
If you want to dive deeper, I have written a blog post about how to pxe boot alpine in your home (with central config storage) https://blog.haschek.at/2019/build-your-own-datacenter-with-...
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by geek_at 6y ago
I've fallen in love with Alpine. I'm using it on my bare bone servers running from a ram disk (USB drive) hosting Docker containers and even qemu VMs. All on encrypted zfs volumes. Totally love it
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by geek_at 6y ago
Also imagine they'd combine their codebase with shellshare (live streaming shell) https://shellshare.net/
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by geek_at 6y ago
Blogs like these are the main reason to use ad blocks. And from their perspective: everyone using adblocks is the reason they need 5 ads on the site
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by geek_at 6y ago
or burn
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by geek_at 6y ago
Well to play devil's advocate if docker is part of your infrastructure and you need to make more than 200 pulls in 6 hours you should already host your own registry and maybe mirror a few dockerhub repos to your own
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by geek_at 6y ago
this is the only safe way to use wordpress or drupal imho :D
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by geek_at 6y ago
it can, if you're using microsoft storage spaces as software raid
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by geek_at 6y ago
I hear their self destruct feature works pretty well
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by geek_at 6y ago
I had recently a (b/s)ad experience with them. I am hosting the demo site for my open source image hosting solution (pictshare) behind cloudflare and had the CASM tool (that searches automatically for child pornography) enabled. Felt s
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by geek_at 6y ago
In this case (with the second page) it looked like after you put in your credentials they put you in a loop while they tried to use your logins. I assume that if the banking backend told them the verification sms or whatever is sent, they w
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by geek_at 6y ago
in this case however both sites I "took down" were still accessible afterwards, they just removed their backend. Still got an empty response or 404 with valid http certificate. So probably the phishers were annoyed with the fake d
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Stopping phishing campaigns with Bash(blog.haschek.at)
457 points by geek_at 6y ago|161 comments
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Encrypting Your Homelab(blog.haschek.at)
1 points by geek_at 6y ago|0 comments
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The Encrypted Homelab(blog.haschek.at)
1 points by geek_at 6y ago|1 comments
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by geek_at 6y ago
I recently found a car parts shop and noticed they link to a abandoned domain that hosted a Piwik (now Matamo) script. I bought the domain and now every customer was running scripts from my server. Being a good sports I notified them but th
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Telekom Austria hack from the viewpoint of a whistleblower(blog.haschek.at)
2 points by geek_at 6y ago|0 comments
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by geek_at 6y ago
When I started playing around with Raspberry Pi I had the problem that I had to re-solve problems I had solved before but couldn't remember quite how and had to re-google everything. So I started my blog to document how I did it. This
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by geek_at 6y ago
Haha that's how I started my business 15 years ago. I was still in school and I got a few old ThinkPads with broken displays so I installed debian on them, put them in my shelf and sold webhosting. Good times. I did a writeup 5 years a
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by geek_at 6y ago
only if you install your server applications using snap
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by geek_at 6y ago
Looks like they only had beef with google. Switching from pest to cholera could make sense to them
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by geek_at 6y ago
This has been possible for many years using Google sync (syncs local ad accounts and passwords to Google apps)
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by geek_at 7y ago
In Austria this scar thing is only a thing amongst far right winged fraternities. Same in Germany?
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by geek_at 7y ago
At first I confused it with Temple OS. That was also very interesting but maybe less useful
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by geek_at 7y ago
I love bugs like this. As a developer or Sysadmin you'd think the users are crazy again but then you dig deeper until you lose all hope and already book flights to become a farmer in the midwest and then you find something like thís
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by geek_at 7y ago
strange. archive.is is resolving to 127.0.0.5 for me even if I do nslookup archive.is 1.1.1.1 Server: one.one.one.one Address: 1.1.1.1 Name: archive.is Address: 127.0.0.5
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by geek_at 7y ago
To be honest that fact felt the most violating in this whole ordeal for me

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