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by nix23 4y ago
>find the latter harder to secure. I hope those "Infosec's" don't have Linux servers to secure ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
>Some of us out here absolutely do not want to have children, so it's not a problem for us. And some of us (not me) want children's in every harbor, and i think that's his plan.
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by nix23 4y ago
Google and Facebook are big ad-distribution-firm's, nothing else. And no one ever said Apple products will not work.
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by nix23 4y ago
Yes true, attack surface is already big enough, lets upload our passwords into the cloud...cant be much worse...oh wait...
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by nix23 4y ago
Sure you think that, but is it the reality?
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by nix23 4y ago
> Good tutorial. This is why I prefer 1Password, as it requires the secret key to be compromised in addition to the Master Password, thus providing protection against a weak master password. Do you know that or do you just hope they do w
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by nix23 4y ago
May you have a good live and less hate in your heart, really i wish you the best, Happy holidays.
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by nix23 4y ago
Like i wrote the scale is different, but: "The greatness of a nation can be judged by how it treats its weakest member" And now you have a Nation with concentration camps who's criticizes another one with concentration camps.
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by nix23 4y ago
>Gmail is still, by far, the best email app True, no mails no problems, it's a feature not a bug.
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by nix23 4y ago
>So what? The PRC run concentration camps. Yeah the US is not that different, however in much smaller quantity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guantanamo_Bay_detention_camp The "Reason" is the same, keep te
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by nix23 4y ago
>It speaks to a flaw in the character. A deep insecurity. She's from the US... It's also a flaw in the character taking every criticism personal (your bread is shit so is your cheese...and your so called pizza would be a death
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by nix23 4y ago
The arbitrary line is normally base to 3rd party, the line is blurry, but you read too much in in, just compare it with macOS would you?
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by nix23 4y ago
Have your read the release-notes? Hint emacs. It's about the coresystems (network, graphic, sound, storage), the bsd systems do that (partially) so is windows and macos.
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by nix23 4y ago
>After all, what's the alternative? Use keepass and don't upload your password in cleartext to someone who just tells you they are encrypted. Trust someone else with your passwords is 99% the weakest link. >Your risk of a ta
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by nix23 4y ago
So your argumentation is: The attack surface is already big, let's make it even bigger..in this case for pure laziness. Good point really...
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by nix23 4y ago
Having 1000's of Mails in TB (maildir or mailbox) in at least 5 accounts, then right click on a big folder and click "repair", when it starts to login (before synchronization of header starts) remove the Ethernet cable (no ot
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by nix23 4y ago
>You could simply apologize to the GP instead of tripling down on snark No why? It's wrong to give your password to a 3rd party, you cant be a victim if you jump of a cliff all by yourself...so no victim-blaming here...the victims c
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by nix23 4y ago
Your examples are like telling everyone that smoking and drinking can be deadly but then jumping off a cliff....bravo! jumping off a cliff = giving all your passwords to a 3rd party smoking = showing the starbuck-cam your single doted passw
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by nix23 4y ago
>What is your alternative to password managers? Its not about password-managers it's about trusting a cloud service who tells you to encrypt everything. Use pass or keepassXC..or hell an encrypted plaintextfile, do i really have to
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by nix23 4y ago
>I’m sure you would never type your secrets into any piece of software that auto-updates, right? Never all of them, with notes, urls and other stuff....what has auto-update todo with it? I don't save my passwords in a password-cloud
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by nix23 4y ago
Don't trust people you don't know with your secrets...why do you even think they encrypt anything (trust?), in the real world you would never be that ignorant right?
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by nix23 4y ago
>For context Samba and NFS had historically been buggy or exploitable since the 90s. Cool then let's put it into the kernel, another buggy software? -> right into the kernel, webserver? -> Kernel...oh wait we had that. Databas
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by nix23 4y ago
>I found a buffer overflow in the OpenSolaris code a few hours ago that originated in a commit made in 2007. That's because there is no OpenSolaris anymore....
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by nix23 4y ago
Blackberry(QNX), Nokia(Symbian), MarsRover (VxWorks), TrueUnix64, Windows and and and...but yeah they are unusable.
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by nix23 4y ago
I can crash Linux(all tested distros >5 for at leat 3 years) and FreeBSD reliable with Thunderbird, it's a terrible application and a statement for GUI-oss-applications....pure shame.... Edit: and no, not with root or a "wheel&
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by nix23 4y ago
https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10
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by nix23 4y ago
I always wonder if aliens would think the same about humans -> primitive level of cognition. Just because a living thing is so different then we are means just nothing, and mark them as "primitive cognition" only shows our own
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by nix23 4y ago
That was made by IBM AND Microsoft, but if we go so far Xenix was the best os MS ever made/buy'd ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
Because 99% of Wordpress installations would be much better off without any sql database, aka something like a git backend.
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by nix23 4y ago
I think WindowsServer2003R2 was the best OS Microsoft ever made, then XP >SP2 and Windows2000, then Win7.

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