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Do LAN sites need HTTPS? IE wifi router, printer, fax control panel? I am pro-HTTP for these use cases for as long as browsers have more serious warnings against self signed certs, old SSL/TLS versions and weak algo choices than the wa
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It looks about right to me (I used https://www.atmosfair.de/en/offset/flight/ ) It’s about 850 US tons per full leg * 4 legs to make up the two round trips (388 pax in a -300ER)
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CVE-2023-26818 – Bypass TCC with Telegram in macOS
(danrevah.github.io)
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Because using a domain you don't own ( https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/04/microsoft-buys-corp-com-... ) or that isn't an ICANN-known TLD ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-ser
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3y ago
Isn’t the HSTS behaviour identical when the domain is the same, regardless of whether the route goes over the internet? Ie if you have a .dev domain that resolves to your intranet - you will still need HTTPS on example.dev, the browser won’
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I know this is good for the internet, but not all HTTP is the internet. I have to upload TLS certificates to a printer. A printer! The printer doesn’t even have a sensible tls algorithms, because its firmware was written at least a decade a
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3y ago
Unless we are thinking of different technologies, you can use esims for all of that? Just last week I ordered a usmobile.com esim, installed it on my phone, received a +1 415 number and received and sent SMS with it
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3y ago
Jet aircraft typically already fly at their most fuel efficient speeds rather than their max speeds
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Raspberry pi trading limited (commercial endeavour) is >80% owned by the raspberry pi foundation (another investor and now Sony own the remaining 20%)
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3y ago
We have a way already to keep routine information off the radios - CPDLC - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controller%E2%80%93pilot_dat... Entirely possible we could find more things to move there with humans
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Airbnb denies buying Scottish property technology firm
(news.stv.tv)
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4y ago
I feel like someone has opened a jet engine and showed me there’s a hamster wheel in there; I had no idea this even existed
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Going to plug my own blog from a few years ago to illustrate how you can generate strings and even functions from non-alpha code characters: https://www.jackwearden.co.uk/blog/bending-javascript-type-c...
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Really like this. And reminds me of Charlie Munger's advice -- "Opportunity comes to the prepared mind"
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If your company and your customers are suffering due to another company’s dubious policy, don’t contact customer service, contact legal@
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Another depending on your jurisdiction is the court process in your area. In the U.K. we have the Money claim online service, to start proceedings against a company or person who owe money. There is a nominal fee starting at £30 and if comp
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Naturally, I am not a lawyer, I am a dog on the internet. But some things have the smell of having been critically analysed by lawyers, and this just... doesn't somehow. It seems if I post a photo of a sports event that makes the stadi
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Barbara Broccoli ruled that out recently
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Chiswick gym-goer has bank account emptied after locker raid
(bbc.co.uk)
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There’s already a version byte: if it’s [0-9a-f], that’s version 1 ;)
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Are your SSIDs named the same or differently? If you name them the same, they should auto-switch more aggressively, but probably still not optimally. For that communication between the routers is needed and each will kick you over to the ot
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If you want to measure distance travelled over the earth you want nms since the earth is a sphere and you don’t want your route length to be longer when you’re at higher altitudes If you’re measuring distance in nms you want knots as they’r
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Is the ship of Theseus a single thought problem, or is it a different thought problem than when it was first thunk since all the present thinkers are different?
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I think this idea must have been taken from Miaow Miaow Beans https://youtu.be/CI4kiPaKfAE
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Some see paying out dividends as saying “you can do more with this money than we can right now”
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I don’t think ACME alone fixes it. I had this exact problem with letsencrypt when they did their recent cert switcharoo. Intermediate cert was referred to by name in the cert chain but not served by the server in full. Server was of course
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See also: “I think I just interviewed a North Korean hacker”: https://twitter.com/jonwu_/status/1520072367069876224
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I think I just interviewed a North Korean hacker
(twitter.com)
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Chronic condition but it has its ups and downs
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5y ago
Save your prayers for Embraers
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