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by rbut 6y ago
The same could be said of every docker image on dockerhub, or any open source project on github, or any distro of linux.. I could keep going. Unless you review the source code of everything you use, and compile it yourself, there’s always t
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by rbut 6y ago
I run bitwarden_rs for exactly the reason you stated, for personal passwords. It took a few seconds to add to my portainer (docker) server and now I host my vault and keep it safe within my LAN.
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by rbut 6y ago
Not really. Eclipse has been my daily driver for python and web development the past 12 years. Every time I try another IDE, I find myself missing features that PyDev does so well, and end up going back.
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by rbut 6y ago
Incrementing the counter, and generating the next HOTP code in a single UPDATE statement could be useful.
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by rbut 6y ago
How much do you really need for password management though? The occasional PDF with single-use 2FA keys is all I use the storage for.
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by rbut 6y ago
I agree. Applications that rely on the ordering of columns are as bad as people who complain when I add a new column into, or change the ordering of a CSV which has column headers. There is no technical reason to do this; computers are ampl
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by rbut 6y ago
Floccus works with chromium variants like edge. https://floccus.org/
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by rbut 6y ago
Floccus is a good self-hosted open-source alternative for syncing bookmarks across browsers. There is a docker available to use their WebDAV, or you can use your own. https://floccus.org/
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by rbut 6y ago
What about pro-vaxers who would like to see a vaccine go through the usual testing process to determine if there are any long-term side effects. Are you going to lump them in your anti-vaxer box also?
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by rbut 6y ago
What a fear driven, nonsensical statement to make. Firstly the person who died would have had to not have taken the vaccine also; otherwise wouldn't they be immune to the serious side effects? Secondly, it's not even known if the
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by rbut 7y ago
Not true, though admittedly I had the same fear. I have a Hikvision NVR and 4k camera setup. I keep them on a separate subnet and have blocked all access to other subnets and the internet via a Mikrotik router. In the year or so I have had
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by rbut 7y ago
And you are wiser than anyone in authority that has walked before you? (eg. parents, law makers, authorities, teachers, etc). Punishment is a deterrent and has been proven so for millennia.
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Free Our Internet(freeourinternet.org)
1 points by rbut 9y ago|1 comments
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by rbut 10y ago
Two things I recommend you do before hosting it again. 1. Use SandboxedEnvironment instead of Environment. 2. Render the template via multiprocessing with a 10 second timeout. This should solve some of your DOS issues.
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by rbut 10y ago
Your first point is in reference to the 'USB Kill Tester Shield', not the 'USB Killer'. Quote from the front page: "If you use a charger or USB port that is not your own - the device can steal your data while you ar
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by rbut 10y ago
Not true. Safari used to support it and it was removed in Safari 6. I remember when it was removed; I had been an avid user of the shortcut for many years. It hurt at first, but after a bit of getting over the muscle memory, I don't mi
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by rbut 10y ago
Considering it says "By Peter Molyneux, Sweden", I'd say he just has the same name. Peter Molyneux the game designer, is from the UK.
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by rbut 10y ago
Yes, switching TextEdit to default to Plain Text is the first thing I do after installing OSX.
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by rbut 10y ago
Yes, you are correct if the application and script are on the same domain. The link is simply an example of a major 'trusted' domain being compromised.
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by rbut 10y ago
Even if its a trusted https:// domain, it can still be compromised. ( https://blog.jquery.com/2014/09/24/update-on-jquery-com-comp... ) Always review the script first.
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by rbut 10y ago
To solve this, browsers should probably disallow modifying the clipboard after a certain time period from the event. Eg. 500ms.
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by rbut 10y ago
This is why I always copy a command into TextEdit (or Notepad on Windows) first, and then re-copy the clean text before pasting into my terminal. While we are on the topic of copying and pasting. If the command downloads a script, make sure
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by rbut 10y ago
We ended up mitigating by sanitising tags+attributes, and validating all xlink:href's in the SVG-XML, using a library like bleach ( https://github.com/mozilla/bleach ) before passing to ImageMagick. Probably not a b
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by rbut 10y ago
We are currently facing the issue of not being able to use MSVG (ImageMagick's internal SVG renderer). We use it to work around issues with RSVG. If anyone has a solution for disabling xlink'd images but retaining the rest of MSVG
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by rbut 10y ago
Has anyone determined if Python Wand is affected also? http://wand-py.org Edit: Or any other libmagickwand based project for that matter.
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by rbut 11y ago
Not entirely true. - Safari; Certificate is fine - Chrome; Certificate error due to SHA-1 signatures - Firefox; Unknown issuer Why is the DoD root certificate in OSX but not in Firefox?
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by rbut 11y ago
Well done JdeH. Being able to keep a python hat on when writing client side and server side code could be very useful. I also like how you've kept the output as close to the original Python code as possible. The generated scaffolding c
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by rbut 11y ago
Misleading title. They aren't giving them away. You are giving them money, and the book is the toy that is always included in every Happy Meal. A more appropriate title would be 'McDonalds replaces toys in Happy Meals with books&#
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by rbut 11y ago
Yes definitely. I bought a DELL P2715Q @ 60hz and run it at 150% scaling, which gives me 2560 x 1440, the same resolution as my old 27". Text is much easier on the eyes now.
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by rbut 11y ago
Unfortunately this 'fix' seems to break VirtualBox.

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