moviuro

35 ms·

91.
by moviuro 6y ago
FWIW, Google has had an "Inactive Account manager"[0] for quite a while. [0] https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3036546
92.
by moviuro 6y ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if they're selling these at a loss at $499. Isn't that how the economics of consoles actually are? The user has to pay for network connectivity (PSN or Gold), publishers have to get their games ap
93.
by moviuro 6y ago
> I have never seen this sort of first party teardown for any console or laptop manufacturer Dell has them at least for their "pro" lineup (e.g. [0]), same for Lenovo [1] or HP [2]. Said "pro" lineup is meant to be se
94.
by moviuro 6y ago
I'm not surprised. I'm a security consultant in France, and hospitals are amongst the most insecure organizations we work with (along with big industrials that don't need much IT). Low/no budget, insane requirements (ver
95.
by moviuro 6y ago
Was the patient alone? Do their companions know of such things? Why doesn't the hospital have a special laptop with only 3/4G connectivity and a card reader for this purpose? BTW, use the emergency info of your phone: https:&#x2F
96.
by moviuro 6y ago
> Body fat number is pretty much made up though, do not rely on it. I would have said that too, but during the lockdown and stay-at-home period, it made a meaningful rise, and it fell back when I could go back to walking and doing sports
97.
by moviuro 6y ago
A quick google search returns https://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~watrous/plus-signs-in-email-addr... . Although not standard, its use is "legal"
98.
by moviuro 6y ago
That's why I now own my domain, and added the first([\.-]suffix)?@last.tld -> first@last.tld mapping at my provider. For selfhosting, there's `recipient_delimiter = +-.` in postfix' config. [0] The most infuriating ones ar
99.
by moviuro 6y ago
Kodi + Kore on the smartphone might be a replacement? Though I mostly just stream files that I already have on my NAS, it should be more than capable of streaming straight from YouTube and others. [0] https://kodi.tv/ [1]
100.
by moviuro 6y ago
They have a demo version, that's free as in free beer. Try that, see if you like it!
101.
by moviuro 6y ago
1. One SMS every 90 days, because the security teams have no idea how MFA works (I know, I work there). Even if you hop devices. See https://try.popho.be/psd2.html 2. It's just a little dev step away: http:/&#x2F
102.
by moviuro 6y ago
Apple sells tons of subscription-based services: Music, News, TV, Games, Storage, etc. (+ their slice of App sales). If this keeps up, they don't have an incentive to track their users and sell that data. (They could still track them t
103.
by moviuro 6y ago
Up-to-date phones with guaranteed software updates, usable interface, and good camera, but not Pixel? Well, I'm interested, but somehow sure that's just a dream. Links or it doesn't exist. Edit: I specified Android, but reall
104.
by moviuro 6y ago
The serious downside to Android One is the absence of GCam. That photo app is simply the single best one out there. I own a Nokia 7 Plus, and it comes with a Camera app that only shoots blurry photos, even though I don't have shaky han
105.
by moviuro 6y ago
See Crocker's Rules [0, 1]. The little part "hope you're well" though was a nice touch. During lockdown when there were hundreds of deaths a day, it made sense. Taking 30 seconds during calls just to make sure your cor
106.
by moviuro 6y ago
I checked in my code, I actually used `uuidgen`, not `uuid`. Thus the mixup!
107.
by moviuro 6y ago
You can actually opt out of that mechanism: you can use your own, untrusted CA. The point of CT is to improve trust, and I seriously have doubts trusting the 300 independant (?) CAs my browser "trusts" [0]. Sure, having an infinit
108.
by moviuro 6y ago
-r is for "random". I've needed it for one of my scripts: if you generate many UUIDs at once on the same machine, there will be duplicates.
109.
by moviuro 6y ago
Also: uuid -r See https://linux.die.net/man/1/uuid
110.
All your SPF are belong to us: Exploring trust [ ] through [ ] SPF Mining(medium.com)
1 points by moviuro 6y ago|0 comments
111.
by moviuro 6y ago
See https://www.openbsd.org/security.html and https://www.openbsd.org/innovations.html Some snippets: > OpenBSD believes in strong security. Our aspiration is to be NUMBER ONE in the industry for securit
112.
by moviuro 6y ago
Self-hosting simply means your downtime doesn't happen with everyone else's. And there are some good reasons for not self-hosting: price/comfort, built-in tools, decent security without having to do your own, etc.
113.
PSD2 was meant to enhance security for users: how PSD2 will only irritate users(try.popho.be)
3 points by moviuro 6y ago|0 comments
114.
by moviuro 6y ago
ed(1) is plenty quiet already. https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.html
115.
by moviuro 6y ago
A folder that syncs, period: https://syncthing.net . No web app, no mail, no nothing; just a folder that syncs.
116.
by moviuro 6y ago
I can't find it, but I remember reading an article about FreeBSD running uninterrupted for 10-15 years on an airport system, but which eventually failed because of a hardware malfunction. Punchline was ~"would have happily strolle
117.
These Aren’t the Phish You’re Looking For: A Technique for Avoiding Blacklists(medium.com)
2 points by moviuro 6y ago|0 comments
118.
by moviuro 6y ago
And they also disregard RGPD completely. Maybe OP has strict legal requirements that make using Google's tools a NOGO.
119.
by moviuro 6y ago
What's your threat model? Maybe a CAPTCHA is not your only or not even a good solution. What about blind users? or with some other disability? Think: rate-limit, IP rating/scoring, your own filter on messages, etc.
120.
DOM XSS in Gmail with a little help from Chrome(opnsec.com)
1 points by moviuro 6y ago|0 comments

More ›