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moviuro
11y ago
I'm pretty sure the standard US layout offers more than enough symbols to write an excellent password. I tend to prefer extremely long passwords/phrases over things that require stupid characters (had trouble with WiFi keys using
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moviuro
11y ago
yet not full of bad habits like the "defensive bash programming" blog post that was on the front page earlier today. It's the continuation of http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
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moviuro
11y ago
The #bash users on freenode are right on that one. Everything in the wiki you linked to is documented and everything is explained clearly. Another very good resource is the O'Reilly book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product
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moviuro
11y ago
Use www.shellcheck.net as a complement
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moviuro
11y ago
This guide is all but ready for prime time. Make it go down, as it is a pile of bad habits. Sure, there are one or two good ideas, but nothing revolutionnary.
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The Moral Character of Cryptographic Work [pdf]
(web.cs.ucdavis.edu)
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moviuro
11y ago
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Systemd and predictable SSH host keys on raspbian
(raspberrypi.org)
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moviuro
11y ago
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Internet firms to be banned from offering unbreakable encryption under new laws
(telegraph.co.uk)
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moviuro
11y ago
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Jailbreaking Mobile Devices: That's Not the Real Problem
(darkreading.com)
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11y ago
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moviuro
11y ago
You can. ZOL does that. Blame the GPL plague-like principle.
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moviuro
11y ago
See: https://flypigeon.co/fleet
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KnowBe4 Got a CEO Fraud Phishing Attack. Wrong Mark
(blog.knowbe4.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
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Kernel Vulnerabilities in the Samsung S4
(blog.quarkslab.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
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Article or Ad? When It Comes to Native, No One Knows
(contently.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
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moviuro
11y ago
Stagefright (Remote Android code execution) does exactly that http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/07/950-million-android-...
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moviuro
11y ago
410 Error: The author deleted this Medium story :(
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Where Systemd and Containers Meet: Q&A with Lennart Poettering
(coreos.com)
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11y ago
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moviuro
11y ago
How is reading a book different of watching a movie? When I'm done, I can return the book/delete the movie. The only difference is outlined in the article: the movie can be watched simultaneously by different people who got it, wh
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You can't defend public libraries and oppose file-sharing
(torrentfreak.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
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3D TSA “Travel Sentry” Master Keys
(github.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
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moviuro
11y ago
Nope, it's not: https://github.com/lgarron/badssl.com
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moviuro
11y ago
take a look at https://badssl.com ;)
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moviuro
11y ago
IPv6 support would be great (take a look at what http://icanhazip.com does: http://ipv4.icanhazip.com and http://ipv6.icanhazip.com ) Anyway, sounds really cool :)
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moviuro
11y ago
github is not only git... how many times will we have to tell that? PRs, wikis, issues are the reasons why we use github...
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moviuro
11y ago
ah, didn't think of Debian unstable, my bad.
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moviuro
11y ago
BtrFS will stop being "unstable" when development is done, in 20 years (much like ext*). I run BtrFS on my 2 laptops (one with SSD, one with HDD): the only issue I ran into is metadata space exhaustion: I have well over 100 snapsh
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Why we made Mattermost an open source Slack-alternative
(mattermost.org)
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11y ago
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Lenovo mouse suite escalation of privileges
(support.lenovo.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
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moviuro
11y ago
No, cookies are shared across incognito windows (try gmail.com)
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moviuro
11y ago
What actually is the point of Microsoft helping docker? They tell that """Linux containers require Linux APIs from the host kernel and Windows Server Containers require the Windows APIs of a host Windows kernel, so you cannot
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