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by raesene9 3y ago
Assuming all the sites you care about (From a security perspective) run over TLS, the wi-fi risk is less now than it used to be (when HTTPS uptake was lower).
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by raesene9 3y ago
It really shouldn't be and (AFAIK) isn't trivial for people to get root certs any more unless they can get end-users to install them on their systems. It used to be relatively straightforward (you could buy security appliances t
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by raesene9 3y ago
As I'm OP in this, I can give you my risk decision. I block cameras from cloud access as they innately have this as a capability, the cloud systems they connect to are a target for attackers and hardware manufacturers in general are no
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by raesene9 3y ago
My approach with Network cameras with purely local network access has been to get cameras that support ONVIF (which many do), then hook them up with Netcam Studio https://www.netcamstudio.com/ After that I block the camera&
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by raesene9 3y ago
I get mine from here https://www.mylocalbytes.com/products/smart-plug-pm , pre-flashed with Tasmota, no cloud included. they also have bulbs too. Got both setup with Home assistant, seems to work fine.
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by raesene9 3y ago
If I'm reading that reddit comment correctly it referred to contributions to RHEL not contributions to open source, which if I'm reading it correctly was what your original comment stated. It seems that Rocky Linux have contribu
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by raesene9 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what makes you say that Rocky Linux have never contributed a single line of code to the world? Looking at their GH profile https://github.com/rocky-linux seems to show some public repos with code in them?
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by raesene9 3y ago
I keep my last phone, to stay at home with several bank account and other critical apps on it, that I don't need when I'm traveling. Reduces the impact of my main phone being stolen/lost whilst on the road.
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by raesene9 3y ago
In addition to the other features that siblings have mentioned, what Docker offers is simplicity, in that you don't need to understand the details of namespaces, capabilities, cgroups etc to get an application running in a container :)
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by raesene9 3y ago
There's plenty of ways to build small container images that don't start with a "full" distribution, but whether they work for specific use cases will depend on what the applications need. FROM Scratch - starts with a tot
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by raesene9 3y ago
I believe the author has an extensive background in product development in the area, which is why I was surprised that GGP thought they'd never done it before.
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by raesene9 3y ago
Out of curiosity, did you look at the About section of the website that the article is from? https://kguttag.com/about-karl-guttag/
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by raesene9 3y ago
I started my IT career back in the mid-90's at an accountancy practice, who used Wordperfect and Lotus 1-2-3. The calculation to move to Excel (and office) was really easy. MS gave away Office Pro with the new Windows 95 Gateway PCs th
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by raesene9 3y ago
I've run a couple of Community security conferences and whilst some of what's said here chimes with my experiences, other bits not so much. On sponsors, I don't think there's always that much influence from sponsors, typ
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by raesene9 3y ago
I've spoken at a Singaporean Security conference and I'm not sure what you're saying entirely chimes with my experiences. At the conference I spoke at there were plenty of local attendees and as the topic was hacking, there w
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by raesene9 3y ago
Bad HN title for quite a reasonable article saying that they won't use it where there is risk of unreliable facts creeping it but will leverage it for things like interrogating large datasets. Makes sense to me, generating queries usin
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by raesene9 3y ago
If you can find an advertiser who likes that. You will have a much smaller pool of potential partners for that kind of content, and I'd guess many of the mainstream ad services just won't cater to it. Not impossible, but tricky.
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by raesene9 3y ago
Fixed cost in that if you host on a machine you know how much you'll pay a month. Obviously capping it out based on usage. As opposed to API based where you pay more per use. Remember this isn't a commercial service that OP is cre
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by raesene9 3y ago
Assuming this is GlasgowGPT (based on the timing of that bot taking off on /r/glasgow and this post, and your username), a challenge you'd likely have with advertising is that the content from the bot is, whilst funny, not ve
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by raesene9 3y ago
Looks like it's this person https://diveintotheclouds.wordpress.com/about/ If so, founder of smoothwall, history in the UK security scene. Not to say that means that what's happening here is as serious as wha
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by raesene9 3y ago
Got any links there? My googling didn't turn up anything like that (albeit I didn't get too many pages in).
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by raesene9 3y ago
lol, I didn't say centralised services were always the answer, I said this was a downside of distributed social media because this was a link to a social media post and, if it had been on $centralised_social_of_choice, it would likel
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by raesene9 3y ago
<meta> hmm one of the downsides of distributed social media here. Many mastodon instances are not up to handling a big influx of traffic from a popular post.
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by raesene9 4y ago
I've been blogging for some years now (~18) and I definitely agree with the points made. For me the combination of solidifying/challenging my own ideas in writing them down and recording things so I can come back to them (I regula
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by raesene9 4y ago
Nerdctl/containerd has IPFS support :) https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/blob/main/docs/ipfs.md
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by raesene9 4y ago
So I'm not in the details of this but I understand from k8s slack that there is a fixed GCP budget for image hosting and Kubernetes is getting through it too quickly which is why they're moving the registry domain to a generic one
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by raesene9 4y ago
I'm not sure it's easy. We're seeing other open source projects like Kubernetes struggle with hosting costs, and that's just one project. Ideally it'd be great to see the industry fund it, but with budget cuts in te
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by raesene9 4y ago
Image hosting at scale is an expensive business and Docker are not the only ones trying to manage the costs. Kubernetes is currently in the process of changing the main repository for their images because, as I understand it, they're b
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by raesene9 4y ago
This is more about Docker hub than Docker. Image hosting is expensive at scale, and someone's got to pay for the compute/storage/network...
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by raesene9 4y ago
I'm not sure we know that SVB UK was actually in better shape. They made representations to that effect last week, but the fact the banking authorities moved in so quickly implies that all was not well. Of course if they have sold the

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