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by jagermo 9y ago
Nothing new, but a decent writeup with a nice format.
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by jagermo 9y ago
If I might ask, how would you compile a password list for a non-english speaking country? Just look for a wordlist in the respective language or also try to create your own via tools like CeWL?
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by jagermo 9y ago
An excellent example on how to generate media buzz. You would have to pay a decent amount of money if you wanted to achieve something similar with ads.
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by jagermo 9y ago
Direct link to GitHub project with more information. https://github.com/marcosscriven/galeforce
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by jagermo 9y ago
Evil old woman, considered frightful or ugly, 12 down.
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by jagermo 9y ago
a feature, that saved my ass after i forgot my phone in the rain (yeah, not smart). I'm torn between the insecurity of the cloud and being thankful that all accounts could be restored with ease.
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by jagermo 9y ago
Aha! the Hackernews detectives are on the case!
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by jagermo 9y ago
I think they nail their point with "it illustrates the strong demand for our services." Letsencrypt is cheap (free) and easy to use. Even people with not a lot experience can secure their sites and apps, and it just works. Yes, yo
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by jagermo 9y ago
I understand your sentiment and the reaction. But I think it would be wrong to have an eye-for-eye-approach. US Citizens should see, how easy it can be to travel to a country, without jumping through hoops like ESTA. They should feel wrong
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by jagermo 9y ago
Someone else trying out Protonvpn, I see :)
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by jagermo 9y ago
Protonvpn offers a free tier - its not the fastest, but it should be fine for the use case you describe. https://protonvpn.com/pricing Also, it should be able to pay them in BTC, I remember sending a donation when I signed
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by jagermo 9y ago
Don't you mean your Brexit plan? I'll show myself out...
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by jagermo 9y ago
Just think about all these routers and modems, being handed out by pre-configured the operators and that are never updated or patched. |Able to search for people by their VoIP number. That is just evil. Uch.
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by jagermo 9y ago
Depends on how many systems it crashed, I would say
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by jagermo 9y ago
This right here. Most of these systems are not new or not even from one vendor. Takovers and mergers create networks, that give most sys-admins nightmares. The people who set these things up in the 50s or even 70s did not think about networ
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by jagermo 9y ago
| I'm still young This is one of the key phrases. You built something amazing that someone wants to have. If they set you up with a good job, you should take the offer. As nhangen said, try to get a long vacation and take it. My recha
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by jagermo 9y ago
And you need someone to unload it to (pun a little intended). I'm not sure how big the shelled nuts market is, they might know each other . Interesting insight, though.
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by jagermo 9y ago
Does the number include the housing and living costs for the students? edit: sorry, that was not a polemic post. But if the number for the students excludes stuff like food, rent or other living costs (e.g. medical checkups) that are "
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by jagermo 9y ago
I don't get it. These kind of dots are not news, they have been around for ages, the EFF cracked the code in 2005 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printer_steganography ) Why did no one at the intercept check for the
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by jagermo 9y ago
Oh god, the story about their cottage is even better: http://cottagelife.com/realestate/the-story-of-how-one-young... > We offered back at $59,000, and the deal was done. We were proud owners of a riverside recreati
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by jagermo 9y ago
I had hoped for a grizzly tale of DIY, but that takes the cake. "Desperate, we pimped out our newborn daughter for some modelling gigs." What?
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by jagermo 9y ago
I use .de for my personal site, but I had it for ages now. If I had something international, I'd take the one where a cool name is still available.
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by jagermo 9y ago
Ok, can I just run the server to support the project? I have some Azure credits and would like to put them to good use.
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by jagermo 9y ago
I watched Munich trying to change to Linux, they even created a LiMux, a special distribution. In my opinion, the biggest problem was UI and design. LiMux and all its programs just look like something that has been thought up in the 90s. No
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by jagermo 10y ago
Up to our ears in Erdogan and now this?
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by jagermo 10y ago
If I might hijack the thread a little: I'm thinking of moving away from Google Apps (or GSuite) to another provider, but what about the access to Apps bought with that account? Is there any way to bulk transfer the licences to a normal
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by jagermo 10y ago
It depends on the level of altertness an "Alarmrotte" has. That can range from 5 to 15 minutes from "beeing on the ground" to "flying to destination". If you look at this map of German airforce bases , one of t
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February 2017 security update release delayed(blogs.technet.microsoft.com)
2 points by jagermo 10y ago|0 comments
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by jagermo 10y ago
Nordstrom went up after Trumps rant, didn't it? But all in all this looks like a fun thing to do.
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by jagermo 10y ago
Mytaxi (mytaxi.com) is a popular taxi app in germany. Since they are using "real" taxis, they get around all the problems Uber and Lyft face.

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