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Israel uses threats to reveal sexual orientation in order to gain and control informants in Palestine, which increases distrust of and threatens gay people in Palestine, in adition to regular homophobia. Special targeting and persecution, d
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The German tattoo artist got 8 days of solitary confinement, like so many others in ICE detention, that ICE only ended after her mental breakdown and self-injury, and not out of ICE having respect for their own rules.
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Americans should learn that solitary detention is torture. Check out all the effects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solitary_confinement Also support for genocide is major international crime, btw, which is another crim
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2y ago
Handling recovery codes is part of security. There are many gotchas even with a typical recommendation to print them and store them physically.
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As someone who developed web apps since the DHTML days when DOM was not yet standardized,... :) I'd add another major category and that's ExtJS and friends (large integrated MVC GUI component frameworks), which successfully replic
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2y ago
The difference is that cookies are not even encrypted and you can get all of them by `sqlite3 .dump` on `cookies.sqlite` file, while password manager likely offers more protection, since that's the point of it. :D Also SID are ephemera
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> I never spell it out, let alone write it down, but it is in my muscle memory as I haven't changed it for years. There is no way someone on the internet can break into my ssh account or gmail account protected by such a password. S
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2y ago
There's no direct lineage.
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You left out other 150 major web frameworks.
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It's the only product I'm sometimes required to come in contact with from these companies. And also the only product of theirs that I inspected in any detail in Ghidra. And the only product of theirs that I have to defend my netwo
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Google has GCP customer data, but Wiz tool aparently works not just for GCP, so there's a lot of competitor cloud data to be had from aquiring it.
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Not sure what you mean by "here" and where you see the distinction. It's still in the "Americans doing bad things to foreigners" category. There's no distinction. It's just that rejecting some French on th
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If USA can fund and support genocide just fine, is not letting some people into the country based on some frivolous reasons really that crazy a thing?
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I trust open source code I can see and compile and control. :) How is "trusting wiz" (trusting some icons on website controlled by wiz leading to publicly inaccessible reports, half of which are done by a single company somewhere
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2y ago
I can chose to what part of a comment I'll respond to. I responded to list of companies providing "VPN" software. Fortinet, paloalto/globalprotect, checkpoint,...
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Where do you see Wiz in the above list of products in the post I'm responding to? In any case, as for wiz..., if companies want to stuff their secrets into a proprietary product that is controlled by intelligence officers of a hostile
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For me it's enough that if Chinese intelligence officers were founding software security companies, I'd not use the product. It's the same idea for Israel. Conscription just makes it worse, because more of their citizens are
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All of this "VPN" access software is pretty disgusting, from the perspective of the "VPN" "client". Absolutely untrustworthy bloated spying crap. I boycot it every time I can just for this.
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This is all protectionistic measures. Just let it implode, and let companies with better technology take over. Why should people involved in some hyped company deserve all this "socialism for the rich" from the state?
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Set is a well defined container for unique values. It's much clearer what it is than some non-existent .distinct() function with no definition and unclear return value. Procedural code in JS doesn't say how you want something done
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2y ago
It does in my Linux distro for the last 4.5 years. https://github.com/trusteddomainproject/OpenDKIM/commits/7c7...
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OpenDKIM works fine, and is easy to configure. My first time config was like 30 mins following the guide here: https://wiki.debian.org/opendkim And postfix is exceptionally well documented software. One of the best. It'
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Foreign persons have RIGHT to contact their embassy, wtf. How come noone knew where she disappeared? What Taliban country is this? And why did they just not turn her away?
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> implying that Trump didn't do anything during his first term To me the implication was that "diplomacy and deals didn't work" and they ended up with the current war, anyway. It's a common talking point.
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Is that dumb? These transport animals basically make themselves. Self-replicating, way cheaper than robots, easy to replace when they break down. Don't need sophisticated software, etc. Just some training and sensory deprivation. I wis
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Warsaw pact also invaded itslef, so... it would not be unprecedented...
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Software vendor and building manager are putting people's lives at risk. Can't software coders ever take responsibility? And this is on the programmer who implemented this, too. You just not let your product manager do this, ever.
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Could you also lock out specific residents? Or get their daily home arrival patterns for the last few years? Or find unused flats to squat in? IoT still wins. :)
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Yeah, that mever came to my mind.
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2y ago
It would be funny if I survived my web dev career without ever having to touch AWS and friends, just because CPU core count, memory bandwidth, etc. scaling got to a point a single machine could handle total population of my country. :D
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