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I was in a intercontinental flight few weeks ago and when everyone was sleeping my wife was able to open Instagram and scroll the feed, while other websites were not accessible. I did not have a PC with me, but I immediately guessed about
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Antennas are really black magic: optimizing an antenna requires stocastich method like genetic algorithms, simulated annealing, etc. Moreover if you want to model the radiation patterns and the electrical characteristics you need to use fin
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* bzr: I always found git too much complex and not really ergonomic. I really liked bzr simplicity * Rethinkdb: I made some small projects with it in the past and it was easy to easy
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I have a customer facing role, then it's easy to get questions about details that I don't know from the customers. My approach is easy: always being very transparent. I can say "I am not 100% sure, then I will verify with my
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Almost 10 years ago I created couple of Twitter bots that can tweet like the leaders of two populisti Italian party. The quality of the tweets was sometimes not the best, but usually decent. It was impressive how many people starts followin
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MFA is quite more complex to implement, especially if legacy applications are involved. Applying a basic DNS security monitoring is not hard, you can even implement with few policies on the border FW and something like an ELK stack. The mo
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That's make sense 15 years ago. Right now even the SOHO appliances have the DNS inspection feature.
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Yes, but an internal resolver has filtering and must be heavy monitored. If the DNS logs are sent to a SIEM you will be detected quickly
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In a corporate environment you must use only the company DNS internal resolver and they are the only one that should go outside on port 53. This is a basic security measure to detect and block every attempt of DNS tunnelling or exfiltration
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This means that the security department is not doing a good job: things like iodine can be detected easily by a NGFW or by an analysis on DNS logs. This is a quite basic security posture.
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> a lot of people here are quite aware that we are in very difficult financial situation, from all side of the political spectrum According to the votes that Le Pen and Melanchon are supposed to get, I would not say "a lot of people
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Belzebub.ai: AI Deception Platform
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I always considered the ergonomic of async/await not really ergonomical and hard to debug. I really like, indeed, the go approach: using goroutines, channels and waitgroups is powerful and easy.
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> I don't use it much anymore, but Twisted Matrix was (is?) great at this. You must be an experienced developer to write maintenable code with Twisted, otherwise, when the codebase increase a little, it will quickly become a bunch o
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I have a FW provided by my provider, but I am not enforcing it too much. For SSH access, I have fail2ban + access only via certificates. For the rest, I have disabled web access and APIs as I don't need them. I also keep an eye on logs
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HF are really noisy. You need a lot of error correction to ensure that the package is consistent and without any error. This will drastically decrease the real bit rate.
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If you are in Europe you can easily listen Dengle Welat (1) or other Kurdish radios jammed by Turkey government with the anthem or other patriotic songs. Or the Buzzer, the Russian military UVB-76 transmission (2), jammed frequently by Ukra
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I am self-hosting my email. It's a pain in the ass, but software like mox[1] help on keeping things easier. The most tedious part is to setup correctly SPF, DKIM and DMARC and ensure that your IP will be whitelisted. [1] https:/
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I have a self hosting Karakeep instance. Is working really well, no maintenance and the AI tags is an useful feature for me.
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Yes, it was based on QNX
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Then we should not do anything in Calabria and Sicilia for the fear of the criminal organisations? There are many suspects that criminal organisations are involved in the actual ferry management: https://lespresso.it/c/
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Seabed is deep and problematic to build a tunnel.
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WeBuilt, the general contractor, is one of the biggest building companies in the world. They even built a part of Panama Channel expansion. Why do you think that they are mafiosi? Personally I don't know if this bridge would be useful
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Palestine flags just replaced Che Guevara t-shirts in the pantheon of far left myths
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Exactly. Motion can detect objects in the images, but not recognize the object type, but it's easy to integrate with a third party services like the one that you are linking with the scripts features [0]. I have personally integrated
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I am using Motion [0] since years. At least for basic stuff, is easy to configure and very flexible. For more advanced configuration, it required a bit of tuning. [0] https://motion-project.github.io/
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Location: Italy Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Networking, security, Python, Go, K8S Résumé/CV: On request Email: angled-wish-ship@duck.com I am a security professional that can code and would like to evaluate opport
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I am a radio listener (not only shortwave, but also ham, utilities, etc.) and I am working to create a social network for radio listeners, that help to identify unknown radio stations and also to send QSLs. I am keeping very simple to learn
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And the best way to write unmaintainable and undebuggable spaghetti code.
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As somebody that has written couple of services with Twisted in the late '00s, I feel asyncio a breath of fresh air. This not means that it's perfect, but it's a lot more usable than Twisted. I know that it's not possibl
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