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by moviuro 7y ago
Android has mouse support. Be it phone or tablet, it doesn't make a difference. Even more fun: my Nexus 4 had no issues when I used my Apple Magic Mouse on it. Felt truly magic .
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by moviuro 7y ago
> for something terrible to happen if they [click links in their email]. There are very few RCEs now on modern browser (they still exist[0,1], though). The main threat is phishing, because users are gullible (and should be educated). [0]
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by moviuro 7y ago
Yeah, option 1 is what I do for my own remote machine. 0 * * * * /sbin/pfctl -f /etc/pf.conf.knowngood If needed, copy then edit the known good file, load rules temporarily, make sure everything works. Make sure t
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by moviuro 7y ago
Multitouch is easier to do blind, instead of having to focus on the screen though.
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by moviuro 7y ago
See this 2014 article about a good car UI with touchscreens [0]; though it may take some getting used to. Switching back to analog controls and buttons is a sane move in that respect. [0] https://matthaeuskrenn.com/new-car-u
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A New Car UI (2014)(matthaeuskrenn.com)
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by moviuro 7y ago
if you remove the /24 you'll have a nice surprise
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by moviuro 7y ago
Try setting 192.168.1.25/32 on your eth0 interface, you're in for a bad time.
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by moviuro 7y ago
THat'd be great, though there are many issues to handle: - packages don't have the same name across distributions: python or python2? python or python3? - most binaries don't have the same checksum (except scripts that aren&#
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by moviuro 7y ago
It's seriously weird that `Address=10.0.1.2/32` works at all. An Address should have a correct subnet mask (like your IP at home might be 192.168.1.25/24, not 192.168.1.25/32). The documentation is complete, but I think
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by moviuro 7y ago
See the blame on tar.1 [0] : documentation does not change very much... [0] https://github.com/openbsd/src/blame/f84583fe5d7899ab1504dc1...
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by moviuro 7y ago
Less available guides is not bad in itself. It also means less bullshit and bad advice. Because of Linux's prevalence for instance, I can't easily find a technologic-neutral guide to build my own mail server on FreeBSD. Also, you
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by moviuro 7y ago
https://reddit.statuspage.io/ says All Systems Operational
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by moviuro 7y ago
Manjaro is the one linux distro that recommended users set their clocks back in the past because they f....d up big time with their HSTS+HTTPS cert. [0] Ok, that was 4 years ago, but still, I wouldn't dare use it. And for those who wil
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by moviuro 7y ago
Sony has been known for quite some time to publish helpful guides to install AOSP on XPeria phones [0]. [0] https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/guides/aosp-...
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by moviuro 7y ago
> I do not know with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones. Albert Einstein, in an interview with Alfred Werner, Liberal Judaism 16 (April-May 1949), Einstein Archive 30-1104,
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by moviuro 7y ago
I use both owncloud & syncthing, but they serve different needs. I use OwnCloud to share stuff with friends an family, but I use syncthing for syncing stuff across my "fleet". The main advantage of syncthing is that it runs st
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by moviuro 7y ago
"Keep the story going. Sign up for an extra free read." Ah yes, that year.
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by moviuro 7y ago
I started writing a bit about data redundancy [0] (in particular : password files thanks to pass(1)[1], and other taxes). For mail, I'm betting that GMail will stay up long enough (+ I have a full IMAP copy on my machines). My 2FA reco
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by moviuro 7y ago
Not having to skim through already-watched or downvoted shows is a gain of time, which is probably valuable if one takes the time to (un)subscribe regularly.
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by moviuro 7y ago
Do you lose all content associated with your account each time, though? Like "sub-profiles", already watched shows, language preferences, etc.?
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by moviuro 7y ago
Unpaywalled/GDPR-friendly: https://archive.is/2S7ib
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by moviuro 8y ago
Yeah... downgrading anything goes pretty much against the nature of my current distro (Arch)
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by moviuro 8y ago
My GnuPG signatures are still unverified :( [0,1] [2] [0] https://gitlab.com/moviuro/moviuro-pkgbuilds/commit/e4918741... # Broken [1] https://github.com/moviuro/moviuro-PKGBUILDs/co
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by moviuro 8y ago
Don't forget Android One which is a pretty decent initiative. My updates happen within ~30 days https://android.com/one
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by moviuro 8y ago
Security? https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/
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by moviuro 8y ago
https://www.openbsd.org/artwork.html > [...] This artwork emblazoned CDs and posters up until version 6.0, after which we stopped producing product and only release software on the internet. See also [0]; you should be a
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by moviuro 8y ago
See https://man.openbsd.org/unwind.8 And also in general, I'm far less concerned about software released by a well-established security-minded team than I am about whatever Lennart wants to ship...
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by moviuro 8y ago
Install updates when asked. Delaying updates is perhaps the worst thing for security. Scan files you download, submit them to virustotal if unsure. Sync data (e.g. [0] or whatever drive/dropbox/nextcloud) and keep snapshots [1]. O
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by moviuro 8y ago
There are still some things I had to fix, for instance: support payments from my parents, which are tax-deductible for them, and that I have to declare; the fact I got in a PACS [0]. If I moved abroad, I'd be worried some things like t

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