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by huang_chung 2y ago
> metadata directly to Google, who give it directly to the NSA, who give it directly to Elon Musk and DOGE Source?
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by huang_chung 2y ago
This is why, OP said mid-superBowl: > T-Mobile since I canceled my service with them mid-Superbowl when I learned they were collaborating with StarLink That implies spur of the moment, emotional response. You are watching the Super Bowl
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This Is Marina Safeway.(twitter.com)
7 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Life and career is about soft skills, not metrics. Perhaps you were toxic and they just did not like you?
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FAA targeting Verizon contract in favor of Starlink, sources say(seattletimes.com)
10 points by huang_chung 2y ago|2 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Tech-bros that invented and deployed nearly every privacy-invading technology of the last 20 years, tracked your every movement, scanned your email to show you ads, sold data for profit, now come to HN to cry privacy concern about a governm
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Interesting story but a CVE for this is a bit melodramatic and why no one takes security folk seriously (cry wolf too many times). OpenWRT ships with no password at all (!) with full root access on default install. The situation is the same
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by huang_chung 2y ago
OpenWRT, the crown jewel of open source firmwares for "insecure" consumer routers, uses a blank (null) password by default with full root access.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
CoC are the homeowners associations of the free software world. Some think they're essential to keep undesirables out; others won't have anything to do with them. Both are often the source of petty disagreements.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
HN does not have cookie banner? Should they? Is HN subject to the laws of EU?
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Censorship is wrong in every case, even more wrong when the motivation is extortion. History has taught us this.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Accepting censorship as a lost cause will be detrimental to society. Websites are subject to the laws in which they are based, not the packets' destination! Example: Germany requires Impressum displayed upon the website. It is requires
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by huang_chung 2y ago
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Gophernicus: A modern, full-featured, and secure gopher daemon(github.com)
3 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Society has devolved a bit when not long ago a heist like this would involve sieging Nakatomi Plaza, now it takes just finding a bug in someone's defective Python codes.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Fortunately Caddy is not evil: https://caddyserver.com/
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OpenSSH security advisory (AV25-092)(cyber.gc.ca)
2 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
My plan to sell flavoured printer toner has been foiled. Who would not want their print out to smell like fresh apple pie?
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by huang_chung 2y ago
With disappearance of iPhone SE in United States you can no longer buy iPhone with physical SIM slot. But cross the border into Canada and you can buy exact same phone with the physical slot. This is a sad day and not progress in any meanin
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iPhone 16e still has a SIM card tray in Canada(mobilesyrup.com)
4 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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US appeals court blocks student debt relief plan(reuters.com)
10 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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OpenSSH 9.9p2 Released to Fix Vulnerabilities CVE-2025-26466 and CVE-2025-26465(lists.mindrot.org)
3 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
I disagree; it's not absurd at all. Perhaps you don't care the clothes-destroyer the previous tenant left makes holes in your wife's silk pajamas. Washers and dryers are very personal items (some prefer top vs front loaders)
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by huang_chung 2y ago
An interesting consideration next time you balk at the price of a tradesman; or, why the plumber charges $300 to connect a washer in a few minutes when anyone can do it. $295 of that is knowing to drill the hole in the drain.
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Caddy – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS(caddyserver.com)
568 points by huang_chung 2y ago|227 comments
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by huang_chung 2y ago
The need for a configuration file analyzer is a good sign your software is overly complex and poorly architected. Configuration files should be self-documenting. Instead nginx taught us that if != if.
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by huang_chung 2y ago
Practically speaking, what else can you do with such land? Turn it into the world's largest roller skating rink?
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Securing Home Assistant with Cloudflare(hodgkins.io)
3 points by huang_chung 2y ago|0 comments