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by rekoil 3y ago
AFAIK, the main Arch Linux project isn't very interested in supporting the ARM architecture at all. This decision probably has more to do with that than anything else.
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by rekoil 3y ago
I wrote a stupid message first that the person above you replied to accurately, I changed my stupid message to be less stupid while still reflecting my opinion on the matter.
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by rekoil 3y ago
Personally I think that "X is an American site" is over-used and doesn't actually make all that much sense when applied to things that cover general world-spanning issues. But that's my opinion.
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by rekoil 3y ago
Yes, supposedly a shelf fell and knocked the fire-suppression system out. I forget if that was the cause of the fire or simply the excuse for why the fire-suppression system didn't put the fire out and save the documents. It was TD Ame
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by rekoil 3y ago
> showing the person was willing to live in secrecy and hide their activities Wait, is it illegal to *checks notes* have personal privacy ?
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by rekoil 3y ago
Where did you find that?
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by rekoil 3y ago
> on average the result will be bad And in many cases the results will be catastrophic. In other cases the people stepping up will have no idea what it actually means to moderate the subreddits of the larger sizes, and will subsequently
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by rekoil 3y ago
Thank you for this information, I was planning to move my domains.google domains to Cloudflare, but now I think I won't do that. I'll still use Cloudflare, but the inability to use my own NS is a dealbreaker for using Cloudflare a
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by rekoil 3y ago
I have an account that's older than some current reddit users have lived, I've pretty much never deleted anything from it but I plan to replace all comments and threads I've created on that account with something like the fol
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by rekoil 3y ago
I have no interest in 5 of the 6 perks listed as part of reddit premium, and $7 is more than I think is reasonable, but if that were the only option I think I'd pay it, assuming that the service remains about the same that it has been
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by rekoil 3y ago
I can vouch that it is not infinite. You couldn't pay me to do that shitty job.
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by rekoil 3y ago
Why not just impersonate the official mobile app and use its API?
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by rekoil 3y ago
I think the people this change will hurt are in large part fine with paying a reasonable sum for API access. I have no idea what reddit would consider a reasonable number (if they actually tried), but for me it's probably in the $1-5&#
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by rekoil 3y ago
As much as I enjoy using reddit (old.reddit.com and Apollo), I wholeheartedly agree with this statement.
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by rekoil 3y ago
I've pondered it myself, for me it comes down to whether the company has implemented it in an ethical way or simply as a way to maximise profits. In this case I feel like they aren't being malicious, but I've only used the
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by rekoil 3y ago
Large enterprise codebases will almost always have some security vulnerabilities in them but are still considered trusted code. Caddy is a fine alternative for ingress to such applications if you ask me, maybe a little on the immature side,
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by rekoil 3y ago
> With good security design you don't lock things down as needed but instead start fully locked down and open up only the accesss you really need. This. @mholt what we're arguing for is just to have secure defaults.
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by rekoil 3y ago
You've never seen an application with an SSRF vulnerability? I've encountered multiple working as a penetration tester.
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by rekoil 3y ago
SSRF is a thing, just because you trust the code doesn't mean you've eliminated all security risks. The tools we use in the industry should all have secure defaults. Glad to hear you're considering changing the default! It wo
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by rekoil 3y ago
> It is kind of hard to share an Apple TV login (at least I wasn’t able to figure out how to share it without also sharing my whole Apple account) You do it by setting up family sharing. But yeah it's super integrated, you'll b
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by rekoil 3y ago
Caddy is amazing. Still irritated that they ship it with an unprotected admin endpoint enabled by default on localhost:2019 that eats JSON and allows reconfiguration of the webserver like adding new sites that enable further attacks. Put &q
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by rekoil 3y ago
No one's in any danger!
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by rekoil 3y ago
They are kicking things up a notch recently in my opinion!
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by rekoil 3y ago
> But I guess now it's time to start looking at different email providers. Already moved to Proton personally, I was OK with Google G-Suite or whatever the hell it's called these days when it was free, because I was trading my
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by rekoil 3y ago
Yours may be, but that isn't true for the majority (dare I say >95%) of users. The problem is that people tend to simplify when forced to remember things, or re-use. A Passkey, even handled in the manner described in this post, is b
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by rekoil 3y ago
I don't know about managed, but for high-end I think it's been true for many years that the bulk of them are bought by companies.
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by rekoil 3y ago
One could argue that the spirit of the law is an aim to reduce e-waste, and changing iPhones to USB-C will render literally billions of Lightning to USB-A/C cables useless within a few years. But there's obviously the argument tha
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by rekoil 3y ago
> All Smartphones on this planet use the same USB-C charging port except iPhones. And as far as I remember, the European Union requires the manufacturers by law to use USB-C, because before the law every phone came with a different power
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by rekoil 3y ago
Email is the most annoying one. There's an old API that some apps use that always uses Mail.app, regardless of what my "default email client" is set to. SUPER annoying as I only have my work email in Mail.app and it's us
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by rekoil 3y ago
> It's absolutely ridiculous that this still happens today, and it doesn't have to. But then how will the suits save 5¢ per car by buying antiquated hardware instead of something appropriate that can perform the tasks requested

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