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by moviuro 8y ago
I see no one mentioned the extraordinary "Reader mode" of Firefox. [0] It's literaly the one feature for which I stopped using Chrome at work. It's just so damn good. For instance, [1] becomes [2] [0] https://
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by moviuro 8y ago
Same here, but is performance of the server OK? Because I've had bad performance issues with ~1k lines in hosts(5). I've thus written a script that I run daily for my local unbound(8) daemon -or bind: https://gitlab.com
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by moviuro 8y ago
Also, for terminals that support it: `Ctrl+S` to pause the display only (the command continues to run) and `Ctrl+Q` to unpause. Still not perfect... but it could help sometimes.
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by moviuro 8y ago
pkill -STOP "$(xprop _NET_WM_PID)" pkill -CONT "$(xprop _NET_WM_PID)" This might have some unintended consequences though (file locks, clock drift between running program and your quartz...). Regarding turbo, I
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by moviuro 8y ago
> very little training That's the worst assuption ever. Not because everyone uses tool X, everyone understands how to make it work properly. Did you ever try to move a picture from a document you got from M. Johnson? You'll g
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by moviuro 8y ago
> their upstream code is responsible Then you're not going to the good people. Stop going through intermediaries, go straight for the source (package specific issues on Ubuntu must be reported to Ubuntu -like python not recognizing
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by moviuro 8y ago
FWIW, report the domains to https://someonewhocares.org/ , as he keeps updating it, and it is used by e.g. PiHole and my own hostfile generator.
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by moviuro 8y ago
Who did this without thinking about an exfiltration tool instead?
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by moviuro 8y ago
That's really just the reproductible build issue 2.0 I suppose no one could just lend you the infrastructure needed to rebuild the model (sponsors, or otherwise supporters of Debian?)
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by moviuro 8y ago
Meh... "open" https://www.yubico.com/2016/05/secure-hardware-vs-open-sourc...
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by moviuro 8y ago
> 2FA over mobile phone Still vulnerable to phishing. If you include a convincing iframe, your attacker can store your TOTP, and use it from their machine. U2F relies on the domain of the page you are currently browsing, so the code can&
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by moviuro 8y ago
See https://twofactorauth.org/ . I thought there was an ongoing effort to add backup/restore steps to this informative site. Indeed, I was recently locked out of some of my accounts: I used some "one-shot backup c
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by moviuro 8y ago
See also https://www.cnet.com/news/google-made-the-titan-key-to-tough...
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Google Titan Security Key(cloud.google.com)
45 points by moviuro 8y ago|35 comments
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by moviuro 8y ago
As jerf pointed out [0], you can do that but once you print that unknown symbol, the Unicode consortium can't really do much. Also, you can't just say "well, next era begins on September 1st 2054, so let's write that in
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by moviuro 8y ago
printer-level0.printers.coorp IN A 10.10.10.10 Not a problem in any sane DNS, not a problem for your issuer (who doesn't care about the IP) - though it could leak data outside. So to fix it, you could just solve the challenge
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by moviuro 8y ago
See https://scotthelme.co.uk/https-anti-vaxxers/
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by moviuro 8y ago
https://security.googleblog.com/2018/02/a-secure-web-is-here...
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by moviuro 8y ago
Actually, it's real pretty with Firefox's built-in "reader mode"
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by moviuro 8y ago
Instructions unclear. JS disabled for [*.]latimes.com but still no dice.
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by moviuro 8y ago
> > Does this imply that any retailer in the EU has a legal right to sell goods at any price? > Generally speaking? Yes. In France, you're not allowed to re-sell goods at a loss if you're a business, outside of the "
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by moviuro 8y ago
Could someone who doesn't care for their privacy copy-paste the article? I'm blocked with their message " tracking you without consent is our DNA, and the EU might get angry, oops " NVM: http://archive.is&#x2F
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by moviuro 8y ago
Bad example ;) Updated on June 17th: https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/commit/24053fbd8f9bd3... OpenBSD true(1) however... seems pretty much dead. https://github.com/openbsd/src&#x2F
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by moviuro 8y ago
...which is completely stupid because they score A+ on SSLlabs [0]. They even have HSTS etc., they really just have to preload it + add a 301 redirect. [0] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=paymentexpres...
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by moviuro 8y ago
Well, if you wrote stable code in the first place, there wouldn't indeed be any need for updates!
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by moviuro 8y ago
Because then, you actually have some intellectual work to do: create specific vouchers, and keep track of them! Oh dear!
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by moviuro 8y ago
FreeBSD jails or Docker/linux containers have very little impact. I bet intercepting some syscalls + running as another user might go a long way without affecting performance that much.
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by moviuro 8y ago
Steam (and others) really should scan for that kind of spyware in the files they provide to the players. Add a warning maybe ( Contains a known spyware ) or flat out refuse the editor to bundle that file with their game/app/whatev
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by moviuro 8y ago
> An actual website (meaning text, images and little more) doesn't really need all the fancy frameworks OP's talking about. Sure, but you still need: - a server/reverse proxy (h2o, apache, nginx, httpd, etc.), in which you
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by moviuro 8y ago
You're looking for ` http://wttr.in/Los%20Angeles`

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