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by iuguy 7y ago
This is a major part of how https://safepass.me/ works.
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Building a custom malware sandbox with PANDA(adalogics.com)
2 points by iuguy 7y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 7y ago
1. The oceans are being murdered: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-ocean-is-runn... 2. Deforestation is destroying the environment: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/glob
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by iuguy 7y ago
When you have publicly accessible resources that must be available to all, but you can't guarantee that the accessing systems are configured correctly to use HTTPS. There are plenty of scenarios in which this happens online: * Legacy s
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by iuguy 7y ago
What if Mars is already inhabited? Do we preserve the existing life, or reshape Mars to our own ends?
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by iuguy 7y ago
> If a parent is capable of filtering out internet traffic at DNS level, then they should be capable of doing the same on top of DoH. Home filtering solutions using DNS either tend to rely on being the DNS server, or upstream filtering (
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Building a Safe Space for Security Research (Videos)(44con.com)
2 points by iuguy 7y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 7y ago
Things I use Raspberry Pis for: * Pi-hole * Home Assistant * Processing assistance and PPP/Serial and tcpser connection for an Amiga 4000 * MyCroft personal assistant * Octoprint for 3D Printing * MotionEye camera management (Moving ac
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by iuguy 7y ago
> Our future descendants will heap scorn and curses on our generation, and we deserve every bit of it. They won't. They'll be dead.
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by iuguy 7y ago
I still occasionally write ZX Basic and am planning to get back into Blitz Basic and AMOS later this year. I also have a project lined up using C64 Basic (but probably mostly asm). It's a tool like anything else, when it's the rig
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by iuguy 7y ago
There's a really awesome video game museum in Berlin on Karl Marx Allee that features an East German Soviet PolyPlay arcade machine with Wasserrohrbruch running on it. It's a terrible game, but the museum is worth a visit for anyo
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by iuguy 7y ago
> Instead of passing down armchair judgements about which forms are the wrong way to participate, could you perhaps suggest what you think would be a better alternative to what XR has planned here? Disrupting highly polluting businesses
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by iuguy 7y ago
If this is rage inducing, you're going to lose your mind when you find out what companies have been doing with tracking phone location via GSM.
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by iuguy 7y ago
Of course. I use IRC for a bunch of different reasons. I have some bots, I occasionally frequent a few channels related to specific topics and it's a place where the snr can be quite high at times thanks to the fact that most of the no
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by iuguy 7y ago
80% of what a beginner to IBM big iron would learn at first can be done on MVS 3.8. It's more like the difference between SysV and Linux, or Windows NT and modern Windows. Major differences and lots of features in the newer stuff, but
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by iuguy 7y ago
What's wrong with DNSmasq?
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by iuguy 7y ago
I'm amazed that on a site called "Hacker News" people are giving you hassle for building your own self-hosted solution rather than handing control of your DNS over to random people, possibly for money down the line. Well done
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by iuguy 7y ago
It's not the same, but if you'd like to have a go at mainframe technologies you can do it with a Pi Zero: https://www.rs-online.com/designspark/my-raspberry-pi-thinks... Once you have the basic emulator setup
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RIDL, Fallout and Zombieload(blog.cygenta.co.uk)
3 points by iuguy 7y ago|0 comments
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Connecting an Amiga to the World in 2019(chargen.one)
4 points by iuguy 7y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 7y ago
I'm referring solely to the link to the Washington Post article. No article comes up, just a paywall.
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by iuguy 7y ago
Literal gatekeeping - I just get a paywall when I click on the link. Aaand nothing of value was lost.
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by iuguy 8y ago
I'm responding to OP's comment, not the article.
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by iuguy 8y ago
> The web should be ideally end-to-end encrypted with HTTPS. No. People designing public access networks should use encryption and AP client isolation.
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by iuguy 8y ago
> So why does he need a VPN at the airport? Because the airport made a shitty choice in designing it's wifi, and people who connect to such networks are making shitty choices. HTTPS is nothing more than a content protocol wrapped in
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Deploying your own self-hosted notification service(chargen.one)
1 points by iuguy 8y ago|0 comments
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by iuguy 8y ago
If anyone wants to do something like this offline in an AD environment at work, Safepass[1] does some pretty cool things to get better password coverage. [1] - https://safepass.me/
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by iuguy 8y ago
Oh god, this brings back memories of Istanbul drinking Vefe Boza with nuts on winter evenings and Ayran in the summer when it's too hot. Thanks!
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Counting Bugs in Windows Calculator(habr.com)
1 points by iuguy 8y ago|1 comments
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Rdist(1) – when Ansible is too much(chargen.one)
2 points by iuguy 8y ago|0 comments

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