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by heipei 11y ago
I had to laugh out loud because I have the exact same files (IDEAS and TODO, both uppercase) sitting in each of my projects as well as my homedir. On a more serious note, I can relate to a lot of the points the article makes about accumulat
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by heipei 11y ago
Love it, been watching Tiny House Nation and Tiny House Hunting for a while and this is right on time ;)
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by heipei 11y ago
I've been using mutt exlusively for many years, and I got a fair amount of flack for it every now and then. While I like to believe that it's more secure than any full-featured bloated mail-client (hello Thunderbird), my reason fo
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HTML5: Persistent AppCache Injections(heipei.github.io)
3 points by heipei 11y ago|0 comments
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by heipei 11y ago
This is a websites which aggregates remote jobs: https://remoteok.io/
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OpenSSH – Secure Networking Swiss-Army Knife(heipei.github.io)
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by heipei 12y ago
So true. But then again, based on the amount of comments this got both here and on Reddit, it seems like a lot of people were not aware of the danger or, even if aware, had not found a suitable replacement (like ProxyCommand could offer).
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by heipei 12y ago
Yeah, exactly, only your machine and the endpoint have to be secure for your application to be secure. I frequently run something like plain HTTP, netcat and other stuff over a ProxyCommand-initiated session.
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by heipei 12y ago
Author here: Yes, that is one use-case I also consider in the post when I talk about using SSH Agent Forwarding into Linux namespaces. The same argument can be made about VMs, if you place the same trust in them as you do in your desktop.