joveian

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by joveian 2y ago
Maybe similar to what is called cohousing in the US? See: https://www.ic.org/directory/community-types/
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by joveian 2y ago
My sense (and I think this matches what you are saying) is that the best design is to make habits smoother and doing that often involves difficult engineering. We like to think about reasons and meaning and purpose and such but humans are
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by joveian 2y ago
Zathura will by default keep a history and your position in each document, which I personally don't like (I want it to start from the beginning each time) but you can change this with 'set database "null"' in the co
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by joveian 2y ago
"Always use a bookmark" has always been the best advice. I'm fairly sure getting a bunch of typosquatting domains is standard practice now for major (particularly financial) sites so typing in the site from a reliable printe
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by joveian 2y ago
This seems like it could be a good use of rump kernels, although I don't think anyone has made a bootloader based on NetBSD rump yet. I've heard of efforts to rumpify Linux but I don't know if they are continuing. This seem
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by joveian 2y ago
This link that has been posted a couple of times is a much better source for those of us who aren't going to watch a video: https://fizuxchyk.wordpress.com/2024/06/13/nmbl-we-dont-need...
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by joveian 2y ago
The big advantage is if setuid and setgid support can be entirely removed. There are a bunch of special cases that have been added over the years to try to deal but increasing priviledges of a process is fundamentally more challenging in t
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by joveian 2y ago
You can have multiple accounts with uid/gid 0 (and can set up smart card or u2f login too if you want).
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by joveian 2y ago
If you want traditional single user mode that drops you to a root shell even though your root account is locked add SYSTEMD_SULOGIN_FORCE=1 to the environment of rescue.service and emergency.service (systemctl edit rescue.service). Of cour
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by joveian 2y ago
For receiving custom domain email long term I think the usual thing would be to have the chosen email provider manage all email for the domain (setting up MX records) and not forward long term. That would require a paid account with Google
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by joveian 2y ago
I thought it might just be ambiguous language. It wasn't clear to me what you were trying to say and it could be read as implying what I have seen (incorrectly) stated in some DMARC descriptions elsewhere. Just trying to prevent any m
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by joveian 2y ago
There seems to be incorrect information out there about strict alignment requesting more strict checking. Strict vs relaxed alignment is just about the domain being able to send mail from subdomains without extra DNS records on the subdoma
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by joveian 2y ago
If you do SRS correctly it will not pass DMARC alignment for your domain but it will pass plain SPF which does not have the DMARC alignment check and is sometimes checked independently from DMARC. If the sender included valid DKIM it shoul
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by joveian 2y ago
This just means that there are exceptions for twitter.com that haven't been switched to x.com. I use uBlock Origin with all scripts and third party resources blocked by default and got this page when they switched to x.com, but it wor
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by joveian 2y ago
That was my first thought seeing the headline, but they are really clever. My first thought looking through the examples was that I wouldn't mind a progress bar that uses the swarm effect. https://chrisbuilds.github.io&#x2F
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by joveian 2y ago
Consider: 4. Someone else logs unencrypted traffic for whatever reason and the attacker gets access to the log later. MITM means that you need to be in the middle at the time of the attack and so is more limited than an attack that works on
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by joveian 2y ago
You can limit prep time to almost nothing with canned, frozen, or dehydrated produce and still come out ahead of the heavily processed stuff. If you are cooking with whole grains it can take a while, although buckwheat, (proso) millet (and
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by joveian 2y ago
Neat, I kept thinking there should be a way to add keywords to that list and now I know how to do it (execept for some reason you can only add a new engine with a keyword there and not add a keyword to an existing engine :( ). I use mozlz4
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by joveian 2y ago
"if ((age < 18)) ; then ..." works in bash.
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by joveian 2y ago
Or the lack of a portable stat :(.
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by joveian 2y ago
One of the NetBSD developers is a Mercurial developer and I think the general plan for a while has been to switch to Mercurial once a few technical issues have been fixed. I'm not sure if that has fully happened now and it is just wai
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by joveian 2y ago
I remembered after a bit that some people teach their infants a simplified sign language to introduce them to language faster, so to the extent that spoken language evolves faster I'm guessing it is just because it is most widely used.
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by joveian 2y ago
Good point, for best long term large distance mutual understanding it is probably best to avoid anyone using it too much and particularly kids.
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by joveian 2y ago
It turns out there is a bit of an exception to this, which is that plain SPF only applies to the envelope from address, not the From: field, and failure of plain SPF is sometimes (I don't know how often) considered independently from D
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by joveian 2y ago
At which point it would just be NIH to not just use Chinese. As I understand it, the Americas had vastly more linguistic diversity prior to European contact than the rest of the world combined. I don't know about further south but in
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by joveian 2y ago
Thanks, I like that it seems similar enough to posix shell to draw me in before surprising me :). I like how the option vs arguments distinction is done and generally a lot of posix shell issues are improved. A few feature requests/i
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by joveian 3y ago
In the US at least I think this time is usually 10 seconds. https://www.cms.gov/medicare/coverage/evidence/cpap
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by joveian 3y ago
However, the wide use of MTA-STS is quite recent so downgrade attacks have been possible. In fact, Fastmail seems to currently be messing up MTA-STS, I'm not sure if they are intending to enable it or not. https://www.mailh
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by joveian 3y ago
It doesn't seem to have been actually included in the Arch (binary) package but only because the backdoor build system itself didn't include the backdoor for Arch. If you cmp -l liblzma.so.5.6.1 between xz-5.6.1-1 and xz-5.6.1-2
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by joveian 3y ago
It is not just shared IPs, I have a personal VPN/proxy that only I use (although in an IP range that likely includes shared VPNs) and it is blocked. It could be that they are blocking all "non-residential" IP addresses and t

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