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4y ago
Maybe he doesn't want to send them a copy of his national ID for the sake of privacy. Are privacy guidelines in EU countries so well defined that they take terms such as "password for an online service" into their vocabular
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In ~2014 when I didn't have a phone yet (being a child) they deleted my account on account of not having a phone number associated for some weeks. Even though postfix brings me headaches sometimes, seeing issues people have with google
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4y ago
Nice! Thank you for the link!
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Amazing. Are there any optimizations for video conferencing in case one participant doesn't have upload bandwidth to stream his video to 10 different IP addresses at once? I was fidgeting with the tought of something like a overlay mul
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Are video calls also P2P? Can video conference calls be placed? If not, does there exist existing FOSS that does conference calls on a P2P network? Edit: It appears TURN is used.
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What about interprocess protection? Do permissions make sense on nommu, can a process edit another's RAM?
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> example.com. IN CAA 0 issue "letsencrypt.org; validationmethods=dns-01" I have a domain with configured DNSSEC. Would publishing this make me as secure as publishing an accounturi? Would LetsEncrypt strictly disregard any non
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4y ago
https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/nommu-mmap.txt
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Right, I meant to ask for Me, as it was after 9x and still DOS, or?
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https://www.ecb.torontomu.ca/~elf/hack/recovery.html
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Was 2000 already NT and free of DOS?
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Why are packets not routed via peers (customers of cogent) that also peer with HE, or at least peer indirectly with HE? My home ISP certainly can route packets to both HE and Cogent: root@tranzistor:~# ping cogentco.com PING cogentco.com(co
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https://xkcd.com/927/ There are fourteen competing standards ...
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A single board computer from a TV
(hackaday.com)
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Interesting. Maybe just a DNS issue? I don't have an iPhone at hand to test it myself.
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Interesting. There's a Fortinet product as well in our school. I bet it's corruption and some sysadmin is somehow earning money, because it's so obviously unnecessary. And it's set to block games. Ironically, I tried pla
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A webserver on a TLD (http://ai)
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Depends on a lot of factory. The primary school I was a student at had public IPs at every computer, our national academic and research network operators are encouraging local network operators to avoid private IPs. But the high school at w
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What's the reason for not storing a cookie? It's not like browsers that don't support cookies are targeted, right? Cookies can also be "great for privacy", if their power is not abused server-side ...
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4y ago
Edit: My original comment is incorrect. Please read child comments. Original comment: Yes, to convert from UNIX time to UTC, you do need a list of leap seconds.
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EDIT: This comment was corrected by numerous replies below and the original comment contained incorrect information. Thanks to all posters for the corrections. Original comment: > The simplified definition of Unix time is that Unix time
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What do you mean ... stops? A label in a DNS name cannot be longer than 63 characters because labels are prefixed by a 6 bit length in DNS. Edit: You're right: ~ $ dig +short splet.sijanec.sijanec.sijanec.sijanec.sijanec.eu sijanec.eu.
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Thank you! Are they are using Stockfish pro bono for existing customers, or is it under GPL?
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I did not mean to negatively judge your post. After all the title does explain that it's about a kernel parameter, which is probably enough information; telling which specific one it is could even possibly be less estetic.
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Perhaps the title could be updated so it isn't as clickbaity: Use kernel parameter panic=60 in your kiosk
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What does this mean in practice. Is there a tl;dr; of the outcome PDF? Did the sued company release their software under GPL?
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I think GDPR being a weapon to attack companies is a good thing. I've always thought that the bad aspect of GDPR is that it's General. We have in Slovenia a strict law about privacy and personal data protection. Companies with Slo
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How would this work? How is the name encrypted before the pubkey is known? I've seen that it uses DNS to fetch another pubkey, but there is no encrypted DNS (DNSSEC is signed DNS). DNS-over-HTTPS is only used in the last-mile --- recur
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No, CDN is a full MiTM on the traffic.
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First of all I was doing all of this on my touchscreen phone, which made me give up soon, as my laptop was packed in the garage. I used a program called Packet capture that registers as a VPN connection in Android and routes all traffic tro
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