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by mzajc 1y ago
Residential proxies usually piggy back off unsuspecting users, either through hacked routers/IoT, malicious browser extensions, malicious smartphone applications, or any other kind of malware. If you're looking for a tutorial on h
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by mzajc 1y ago
null :)
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by mzajc 1y ago
The ability to contribute and the rights granted by the license are two separate issues. Google isn't obligated to accept and is more than likely to reject patches that don't align with its incentives (reversal of recent anti-adbl
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by mzajc 1y ago
Absurd, but unsurprising. I've seen their voters, in bad faith, compare science to religion, either because the distinction between pure faith and a scientific process is too alien to them or because they pretend that it is. This is ye
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by mzajc 1y ago
KeepassXC is great, until the Passkey mafia starts actively blocking its use: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/10407#iss... > I've already heard rumblings that KeepassXC is likely to
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by mzajc 1y ago
> I didn’t know “second base” had another meaning. Out of curiosity, what's the other meaning? I assume the primary one has to do with baseball bases.
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by mzajc 1y ago
From TFA: > Modified: sure. Fundamentally, IPv6 and 64 bit UNIX time are modifications of their predecessors. QUIC not so much, but it's still a long way from replacing TCP on the web, let alone the internet.
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by mzajc 1y ago
DKIM doesn't decide which headers are signed, the mail server does (in the h= field). Gmail signs both To and From[0], but these don't control the 'real' recipient - the RCPT TO command in SMTP does. The recipient would
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by mzajc 1y ago
> This means you can just copy a server's signature from a piece of mail it signed onto another piece of mail that it didn't send, and it will still look like it's been signed by the server and coming from that server. DKI
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by mzajc 1y ago
I'd argue that blindly clicking "install", especially for extensions, is one of the reasons you shouldn't use a computer. It takes knowledge and effort to find or even invent solutions to problems.
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by mzajc 1y ago
Presumably without alerting the user and with thresholds set by the police. That's just a backdoor with extra steps.
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by mzajc 1y ago
> This must be some "technically correct" weasel words bullcrap Is that even necessary? A gag order means they can't reveal backdoors, and their entire stack is so locked down that discovering them is hard and unlikely.
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by mzajc 1y ago
I saw the ESR part - I assumed the author (mistakenly?) copied firefox-esr's description. As for the dependents, it seems the malware package provided `firefox`, meaning all dependencies on `firefox` can instead be fulfilled by `firefo
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by mzajc 1y ago
The PKGBUILDs are not archived, but the package page does helpfully list its sources, one of which is https://github.com/danikpapas/zenbrowser-patch.git (same for all three packages). I would assume that's where t
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by mzajc 1y ago
Any clue what these packages were 'supposed' to do or why somebody might have installed them? Their PKGBUILD descriptions are copies of the respective browsers', not explaining the -patched part.
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by mzajc 1y ago
Google will occasionally brick my account telling me I "didn't provide enough info for Google to be sure this account is really yours". There is absolutely nothing I can do but wait for it unbrick itself after a while, all wh
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by mzajc 1y ago
> Not sure what the alternative is. In your country? I'm not sure either. In general? Slovenian government allows authentication via - TLS client certificates, - three different third party identity providers, - ID card via a card r
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by mzajc 1y ago
Better yet, `shopt -s 'histappend'` in your .bashrc and `chattr +a .bash_history`. This will still allow bash to add to the history, but it won't be able to trim the file.
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by mzajc 1y ago
The domain has been squatted and displays typical spam advertisements. The last good archive is on https://web.archive.org/web/20180429212133/http://www.b3rn3d...
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by mzajc 1y ago
Between the structure, the doubly-phrased headings, the machine generated picture, and regrettably the em dashes, this really reads like LLM slop. If I'm wrong, I apologize, but if that's the case, please just hand out the prompt
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by mzajc 1y ago
Besides other inconveniences mentioned here, I'm very concerned about "passkey provider attestation" (see: walled garden). This was already brought up as a threat against KeepassXC because their implementation allowed "t
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by mzajc 1y ago
You are a human, and humans have permanent fingerprints. The difference between "something you have" and "something you are" is that you can regenerate the former, but not the latter.
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by mzajc 1y ago
> "But we have the core right in a way that I don't think anyone else quite does" Translation from corpospeak: "I think my pivot to for-profit is very clever and unique" :)
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On Android, I forgot to mention.
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Applications can interact with notifications on the user's behalf via the accessibility permission - I do this with KDE Connect. I don't know what the limitations are.
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$ dig ns brave ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 65203 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1 Another fake non-ICANN TLD? I thought people stopped fal
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by mzajc 1y ago
> Microsoft will also extend a year of additional Windows 10 security updates to any users who opt into Windows Backup, a relatively recent Windows 10 and Windows 11 app that backs up some settings and files using a Microsoft account. Us
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by mzajc 1y ago
In case anyone wants to play around with DECtalk without downloading the game, there's https://webspeak.terminal.ink/
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by mzajc 1y ago
> OSAI Browser is a revolutionary new browser built with Rust and Tauri > Seamlessly run HTML-based games So it's a WebView (Tauri) wrapper that displays HTML files? As far as I'm aware, any desktop web browser can do that a
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by mzajc 1y ago
There is no point, both comments were made purely to discredit trans people.

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