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jftuga
6y ago
This is extremely dangerous to our democracy.
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6y ago
I have created a different approach to accomplish the (somewhat) same goal as port knocking here: https://github.com/jftuga/gofwd gofwd is a cross-platform TCP port forwarder with Duo 2FA and Geographic IP integration.
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It's not my project. I am using it from within Test Flight. It is great for non-technical people who just need to temporarily disable Pi-Hole in order to get some sort of functionality to work that wouldn't otherwise. One idea t
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6y ago
Pi-hole on Apple Watch - just ran up a quick proof of concept. Would there be any use/interest in this? https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/gathus/pihole_on_ap...
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6y ago
I also need to do things like: docker container ls -a -q | mawk "{print 'docker rm '$1}" | cmd
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6y ago
What happens after the year is up? Will it notify you that you need to reinitiate?
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6y ago
One of the things I like to do with mawk.exe under Windows is to automate the same command over a group of files. Let's say the myPgm only takes one file name as a command line parameter, then I can so something like this: dir
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6y ago
One nice thing about Go and C vs Java, is that a program can be (statically) compiled into a single, stand-alone executable that have no external dependencies.
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6y ago
My Palo Alto firewall reports: Web Page Blocked Access to the web page you were trying to visit has been blocked in accordance with company policy. Please contact your system administrator if you believe this is in error. URL: helpmedecidep
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6y ago
https://chocolatey.org/ - The Package Manager for Windows, similar to yum / apt It has tons of software packages.
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7y ago
For the 0.60 release, could you please provide a download for Raspberry Pi running Raspbian? On my RPi 4, 'uname -m -o' returns: armv7l GNU/Linux Thanks!
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7y ago
OCRmyPDF (based on Tesseract) works very well: https://github.com/jbarlow83/OCRmyPDF OCRmyPDF adds an OCR text layer to scanned PDF files, allowing them to be searched.
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7y ago
I have noticed a slight slow down in my own programs - around 5% compared to 1.12. Has anyone else noticed this in with their programs?
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7y ago
Office 2019 can be installed on LTSC.
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7y ago
Why is 40 the max age? Just curious.
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7y ago
Which tools do you use? I have been looking for something that does this.
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8y ago
This is on my PiHole blacklist: austin.logs.roku.com captive.roku.com scribe.logs.roku.com (^|\.)logs\.roku\.com$ (^|\.)sw\.roku\.com$
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8y ago
Love the broken image icon :-)
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8y ago
> It's a lot easier to make $1-10k/month with just a few hours work per week. $10k/month with just a few hours per week is BS. $120k / year would be a lot more than many peoples salary.
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Check out: https://github.com/azlux/log2ram Explanations: The script creates a /var/log mount point in RAM. So any writing of the log to the /var/log folder will not actually be written to disk (in
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8y ago
I wish it was continuous scrolling instead of having to click for the next page.
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8y ago
When I toured the Las Vegas Switch data center a month ago, I asked what all the AR-15s were for. The response was that it is required by their all ex-military security team as a requirement to host highly classified government servers.
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8y ago
Nice video, thanks for sharing this.
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8y ago
Two great points.
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9y ago
10,000 watts...wow!
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9y ago
This reminds me of a car hack I once had to do: https://www.reddit.com/r/Cartalk/comments/10cwhb/til_how_to_...
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9y ago
OneNote over a text editor as you can drop in screen shots.
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9y ago
Windows sys admin here. OneNote is fantastic for IT documentation. I like that you can drag and drop a screenshot (no uploading to a wiki), store spreadsheets, word docs, PDFs, etc. and easily search for information via the built-in functi
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9y ago
Has anyone here used DataTables, specifically the Editor? https://www.datatables.net/ https://editor.datatables.net/ https://github.com/DataTables I have a license for the Editor and have t
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9y ago
Yes, because that's what I am going to do when/if I build a time machine.
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