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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
The first thing it was integrated into was sshd, there's a small patch in sshd that sends a notification to the blacklist daemon when a connection has failed authentication.
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
No, once an IP had failed authentication a configured number of times, the IP is blocked (for a configurable amount of time.)
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
On {Free,Net}BSD[1][2] you get Bl*cklistd which is a much better approach than parsing log files. [1] https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=blacklistd&sektion... [2] https://man.netbsd.org/block
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
Anyone know where the details of this visa are located or what the official name of the visa is? The article didn't mention it's sources or have any links. The website for the embassy nearest to me just linked to here but I'm
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
On officedepot.com when searching for a produect I have found no way to filter by "in stock at my chosen store" you have to search, then click through each individual item. The one and only reason I am considering office depot as
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
We were developing software for an office in a timezone several hours different from our own. We flew there the weekend before the Monday launch, did several tests over the weekend and everything looked good. Monday morning, minutes before
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
Not victim blaming here, but I always check the output specs on any power adapter I have before using it, especially USB. I have quite the collection and in the very least the amperage varies wildly.
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
I wonder if retailers are considering the impact of people checking themselves out? Most stores I've been to only have 1 human on a register so most people are now checking themselves out and making honest mistakes. I've accidenta
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> Most of the top hits on Google either seem to also dive into unnecessary history You're asking about "the terminal" which has an unavoidable amount of history baked into it.
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
I started using PHP for work back in the PHP 4 days when I started my career. As I grew in my abilities, appreciation for more advanced OOP concepts, and stricter typing, so did PHP, we kind of evolved together over the years. However, I&#
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
If I wanted the government to have complete control over my transportation, I'd rather just spend more in taxes on better public transit systems...
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
I agree that you should try your best 90% of the time, without pretending, and without excuses. I entirely agree with that statement. There's nothing wrong with being competitive, you absolutely should be competitive! You don't h
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> Spotify is very good at negotiating sweetheart deals. Indeed, and that skillset has given them an advantage in the market. Things working as expected. Does it suck for their competitors? Absolutely. Is it illegal? I don't think so
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
I've been in similar situations before, and even quite recently and I've started taking a more stoic approach to work and it's greatly helped my metal health. That is to say, I focus on what I can change or improve and let so
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
Though I'm not a Facebook user, I noticed this option a while back when helping my wife with some setting, it's the last service I expected to have such an option yet to date the only one I'm aware of besides some personal ho
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
Maybe (and I am just totally speculating here) the customers that you're interacting with have a history of fraud and since they're one of the first customer you're interacting with that is making your account seem suspicious
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> I don't care if it's not very customisable. I just need something to test product ideas quickly. Take a look at the bootstrap examples: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.3/examples/ Find one that
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
The ads on Youtube have really become unbearable though. I tried to watch a podcast on my tablet, while I was preparing dinner using bluetooth headphones and couldn't readily skip ads or fast forward the video. I was subjected to at le
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> somewhere in Japan This is incredibly more difficult than it seems at first glance, having worked remote in asia for several years. I've visited Japan plenty of times but staying there (legally) longer than the permitted 90 days (
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> the weird firefox os crap I really liked Firefox OS, was an early adopter using one of the ZTE Phones, tried my best to acquire an Fx0 while I was in Japan but they wouldn't sell me one without a phone contract, I also crowdfunded
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
I personally like this idea better anyway.
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> If you work from home in California, your employer might be required to contribute to your internet bill, electricity bill, and other expenses necessary to do your job. If a company already has an office near you they may just say you
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
> The US is particularly great at creating more hills. Because the US government has a money printer and an insatiable appetite for debt. The day will come for us, our kids, or our grandkids where it catches up to us.
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by plz-remove-card 3y ago
The audio book version is narrated by him, nice.