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by ryan-c 9y ago
There's some information here - they don't link all the tools mentioned, but it'll give you the terms to search for: https://mail.live.com/mail/services.aspx
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I have been running my own mail server for a number of years. I recently was forced to move to a new IP. I had to get my server listed on DNSWL, then send in manual requests to Microsoft, AOL, and Yahoo to not block my email because they al
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I've never rented an apartment in the US where they didn't do a credit check. Some places want a pay stub or some other proof of financial means. In a lot of parts of the US it can take several months to evict someone.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I've also had deliverability problems with SES, and I absolutely did set up DKIM/SPF right.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Supposedly, some ISPs recycle dead accounts as spam traps. http://docs.briteverify.com/spamtraps/ Now, keep in mind the source of that information sells mailing list cleaning solutions, and it may be "email market
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I think you have to specify layout=far2 with two drive raid10 on linux if you want that.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Fixed packages released - was just able to install. https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/source-package/d...
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Looks like it's being worked on: https://tracker.debian.org/news/876560
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Am I misunderstanding this, or is there not an updated version of the Debian package available?
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Most jobs require the employee to sign a contract. It's just not a contract that gives them any assurance of keeping their job.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I use that extension too, but it has severe issues with newsweek, which seems to detect playback failed and retry many times per second forever.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
IIRC in the late 90's to early 2000's "download managers" that could reliably resume were fairly popular.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
That seems to be a specifically southern California thing.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
They even require the damn things on their gigabit fiber service (there is a separate media converter, so it's not about the physical interface), and enforce using it by doing wired 802.1x.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
AFAIK, AT&T stopped doing that. They claim not to be doing the snooping on anyone now, but it's AT&T...
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by ryan-c 9y ago
AT&T doesn't sell these modems, they require customers to rent them.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Why would the city take responsibility for enforcing a contract they are not a party to?
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I don't know what they're using, but Wappalizer uses regular expressions over the HTML. You can intentionally mislead the scanner without much effort.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
> In once case, the returned materials were clearly counterfeit (where I sold the originals)! Do you use FBA? If so, do you allow inventory intermingling on your items?
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by ryan-c 9y ago
People do routinely screw with the cell phone networks there. Here's what happened to my burner phone this year: https://twitter.com/ryancdotorg/status/891558627986751492 I'd tried to force the phone to
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I don't even use weed (or any other drugs), and I wouldn't work anywhere that required me to be drug tested. I expect to be treated like an adult. Likewise, I'm not going to produce a note from a doctor if I'm taking sic
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by ryan-c 9y ago
I don't know about your state, but in California, speeding (along with most other traffic violations) is an infraction, not a misdemeanor, and doesn't show up on a criminal record search.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Yes, other devices on the same network (using WPA2-PSK) can sniff your traffic. It's possible to prevent this with WPA2-Enterprise.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
> The attackers who hit KQED asked for 1.7 bitcoin per file. Is that really right? That seems much higher that other ransomware attacks I've heard of - usually it's per computer.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Mining anonymously is much easier that buying anonymously.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Intel's chips have those too - but I highly doubt the speedup will provide even close to gpu power efficiency.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
IBM is competing with Palantir via a product called Analyst's Notebook, which they bought from a company called i2 a while back. Prior to the buyout, i2 sued Palantir over how Palantir's "import from Analyst's Notebook&q
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by ryan-c 9y ago
It's not a quote, it's a possible response.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
Someone appears to have figured out how to inject arbitrary javascript into the .feedback pages, so be careful visiting.
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by ryan-c 9y ago
It will not keep NBox off blacklists. I've been using sneakemail for this for like fifteen years (and they do not offer a free service), and I've run into a number of sites that ban their domains anyway. Adafruit, for example, ban

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