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by jmholla 2y ago
> Blocking at the edge (on the CDN) is another, and it would be even quicker ;-) (I use Cloudflare, a Cloudflare worker could be set to answer /wp-login.php or anything, without even reaching my own server.) With HTTPS, blocking on
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by jmholla 2y ago
Hopefully I'm not too late to the party. When you setup a VPN, you are telling your network stack that all connections for a set of IP addresses will be handled by it, in this example case, all 10.x.x.x requests will be routed through
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by jmholla 2y ago
To steelman the choice, the reserved IP /8 subnet is 10.x.x.x and is often used for corporate networks and other larger subnets experience similar usage. People on the plane using WiFi are likely to access their corporate networks via
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by jmholla 2y ago
Does anyone know if these will work with the PoE HATs?
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by jmholla 2y ago
That is correct. Each version of a file is a separate blob. There is some compression done by packing to make cloning faster, but the raw for git works with is these blobs.
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by jmholla 2y ago
> It could probably be rewritten to use V3 but it's not a simple "Hey ChatGPT, make all this code into V3 compliant code." There are explicit limitations of V3 that make it not able to be as effective even if rewritten to
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by jmholla 2y ago
You can submit your experience here: https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us/articles/1613625...
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by jmholla 2y ago
@dang, can we change the submitted URL to this?
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by jmholla 2y ago
Do you have a post on your setup? I'm relatively new to NixOS server management and I've been leaning on NixOps for the coordination bits. I'd love to see what you're doing as it sounds more elegant, efficient, and suppo
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by jmholla 2y ago
Am I reading this right that these people got mere months after clear obstruction and continued fraud while working with authorities? That's barely a slap on the wrist.
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by jmholla 2y ago
> Less cameras per-capita than the US. I think comparison to density with regards to land mass and not number of people would be a more relevant comparison.
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by jmholla 2y ago
From the other thread: Ubiquiti devices are not impacted by this. [0][1] [0]: https://community.ui.com/questions/CVE-2024-20017/b3f1a425-d... [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41610266
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by jmholla 2y ago
I may be wrong, but I think BuildKit gives Docker that functionality.
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by jmholla 2y ago
I use mine predominantly to write "programs" that control the TV. Namely, I've got a program that changes the brightness and volume of the TV then turns off the bedroom light at night. Then another program that undoes that.
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by jmholla 2y ago
This article is devoid of useful information. Rather than discussing this vulnerability, it spends 90% of its time talking about why supply chain attacks are bad. In addition, the NIST page has nearly zero information and the links are simi
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by jmholla 2y ago
You don't need to. Keeping them shows the user exactly how to call the program based on how they called it.
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by jmholla 2y ago
Android has a lot of those features through KDE Connect now.
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by jmholla 2y ago
Yea, and since it's the golden ratio, the division is roughly the same as multiply by 60%. So you can just remember to take 60% and add it to the original or treat it as the answer depending on if you're going to or from the small
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by jmholla 2y ago
This is the Transportation SECURITY Agency. If the managers involved here can't understand why this is a huge deal, they're exceptionally unqualified for their jobs. Edit: Fixed a double negative (previously: This is the Transport
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by jmholla 2y ago
The article says the opposite: > As a mitigation measure for those who can't immediately install this week's Windows security updates, Microsoft recommends disabling IPv6 to remove the attack surface. and > "That means
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by jmholla 2y ago
Handy tip: instead of Python you can use `xxd` to inspect hex strings: printf '{HEX STRING}' | xxd -r -p | xxd Make sure to omit the leading `\x`. e.g., > printf '0a00000029416e746967756120616e64204261726275
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by jmholla 2y ago
I know you're showing a rough example, but others might want to throw a `-d` in there so that folders don't get expanded. And put `$@` in quotations so spaced file names don't get interpreted as separate arguments. i.e.:
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by jmholla 2y ago
Neat. Can you share the source of any of the functions you've bound to some of your keys?
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by jmholla 2y ago
Yea, I have to agree. I don't agree with the title. It may be convenient to put Mermaid Gantt diagram SPECIFICATIONS in a Markdown document, but they are not great for displaying the Gantt charts in Markdown. To me a more accurate titl
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by jmholla 2y ago
I think you need to take your comparison further back. As I understand it, before the Industrial Revolution, people had plenty of free time. For instance, looking at the Middle Ages, many spent the morning tending to their fields and then t
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by jmholla 2y ago
Thanks for the insight! Just old school investigation techniques. Hopefully Apple will see this and invest in real tools to catch such obvious scamming.
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by jmholla 2y ago
https://archive.is/0ODTi
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by jmholla 2y ago
That's absolutely fair and definitely beyond a bad wordong choice from me.
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by jmholla 2y ago
Like I said, I don't think they're not scams; they obviously are. I just would've liked to see the approach they took to identifying them. Did they see one instance of a user reviewing with their username and go from there? W
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by jmholla 2y ago
I would've liked to see an exploration of the methodology the author used to identify fake reviews. The fact that it was sound is taken for granted by the entire article. I'm not saying it's not, I just would have liked to ju

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