kakarot

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by kakarot 8y ago
white-space: pre-wrap on a code block could lead to confusion. Any change should be an optional setting in your user profile. However you're definitely right about dropping the max-width property.
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The best thing about credit cards in the U.S. is the amount of transactional data credit card companies are able to sell to anyone with a dollar. Your credit reward system comes at the cost of half of the world's businesses and the gov
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It's insane to me that a sniper opened fire on Vasileiou without any confirmation that he was a target. If he had been killed and word had gotten out, it would have been horrible PR. It's also insane that Vasileiou went from being
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This keeps happening to me with books. It's extremely frustrating because I know that it hurts the artist's bottom line when I have to return the same book 3 times because it comes with a worn spine or bent pages or unknown substa
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What desktop environments did you try? Linux itself is oblivious to 4k, that's a job for drivers and DEs. Before you gave up, did you try switching DEs or looking for better drivers? GNOME, for example, supports HiDPI and (experimental
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I don't see what the rise of popularity with electronic music has anything to do with the specific communication protocol used.
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Biological contamination is absolutely critical. We fucked up Lake Vostok and that was in our own back yard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Vostok
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> it is literally meaningless from a cryptographic security perspective. Care to elaborate?
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Regarding #2, I flubbed and meant to say "More noise", not "More deception". I didn't realize my mistake till later. And I was briefly dissecting the Google summaries of these services, but I have read much, much mo
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That's fair. So this is just partnerships, then? Is a lawyer still allowed to take part in leadership of a company that has non-lawyer leadership provided it's not a partnership, specifically?
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In my old town, where opiate-related deaths have been doubling annually for years, it's considered second-degree murder to facilitate or participate in drug use that leads to someone overdosing. And it's pretty common: A friend of
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I'm more interested in the publicly stated reasons.
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Your statement is vacant without an explanation of what kind of logging Wireguard requires. Currently, all it does is attempt to scare the user with the word "rootkit".
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If you use PureVPN, you're a sucker, plain and simple. You failed to do basic research into your VPN provider, or failed to consult with someone who actually knows what they're talking about. Let's do a very quick experiment
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John McAfee left only a few years into the company, and then McAfee AV slowly morphed into one of the most bloated applications in the business, riddled with spyware. They were one of the first to begin selling customer data. Like Norton, A
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"A lawyer shall not form a partnership with a nonlawyer if any of the activities of the partnership consist of the practice of law." Does anyone know the motivations and publicly stated reasons for this absurd restriction?
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> MacAfee Labs – one of the most well-known cybersecurity companies in the world Alright, I'm just gonna stop reading right there. Literally pick any cybersecurity company to quote other than McAfee.
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I am looking forward to switching over. Currently, I try to pool callbacks onto the same onScroll event when I can but it's still janky.
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> What I had in mind when I said that I guess was imagining someone running flyers or business cards around town advertising their startup. Which is exactly why I explained that your claim only existed in a vacuum. Say what you mean and
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Not yet, but soon: https://caniuse.com/#feat=intersectionobserver
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`ssh-keyscan -t rsa github.com | ssh-keygen -lf -` gives you the fingerprint for github.com. Save this key, and reuse it everywhere before connecting to github. Now the issue of being MITM'd is once again only an issue with your very f
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As long as you're throttling, there's nothing wrong with interfacing with onScroll. I use it for all sorts of things. Scroll-jacking is the real issue.
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> I will not knock a company for wanting to maximize profits. This statement only exists in a vacuum. The only way you can truthfully make this claim is if you can put absolutely anything inside the blank in the following sentence: &quot
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by kakarot 8y ago
You should not be checking the host fingerprint at all. 1. Use `VisualHostKey=yes` in your ssh config. Learn the randomart image for your server. Don't try to compare two long random strings directly, that's not a job for humans.
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So if anyone is curious, the way to prevent this is: scp_if_ssh = false
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by kakarot 8y ago
Could anyone comment about whether any file-related Ansible modules use scp by default instead of sftp?
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The point is establishing as much trust as you can with your devices. Only having external points of trust when absolutely necessary. This is generally a Good Thing, and something we should do by default, not as a reaction to some corporate
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That would also fix a cascade of other major global issues.
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Employ and build trust with a tight circle of local homeless folk, establish delivery methods which circumvent surveillance such as on-foot delivery, chained drops, multiple couriers, etc. Some distribution networks currently employ such me
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> However, it's ~clueless customers and low-level distributors who'll most likely get pwned. INTERPOL has made some large busts in the past, but afaik it always has come down to failure to maintain proper OPSEC. There's al

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