sigio

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by sigio 10y ago
this post was from 2014, so I doubt it was this months snapchat issue
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by sigio 10y ago
part 2: https://blog.pivotal.io/labs/labs/ntp-server-costing-500year...
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by sigio 10y ago
Well... remote... you still need access to the USB ports... so that's physical/local access to me.
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by sigio 10y ago
Yeah... so you already have physical access... then there are 10+ other ways to bypass this authentication. - Get the disks from the machine - Interrupt grub (if it doesn't have a password) - Boot from USB or ISO - etc...
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by sigio 10y ago
Various stores in the Netherlands are currently using EPaper like screens as price-tags. Examples are Mediamarkt/Saturn and Makro/Metro. Nice way to automatically update pricing and have up-to-date pricetags.
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by sigio 10y ago
Shame that these elemental security issues were present in the first case, and that StartCom went live with such an 'untested' and 'unaudited' product without doing a public-beta like Lets-Encrypt did (with non-trusted-b
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by sigio 10y ago
I just bought that device 2 weeks ago... and tried it, but so far haven't gotten any video out of it under Linux or Windows.
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by sigio 10y ago
Amazon Cloud Drive is only for Personal Non-Commercial use, and is only for use on desktops.
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by sigio 10y ago
Archive.org link, since site seems down: http://web.archive.org/web/20160620114533/https://notes.paul...
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by sigio 10y ago
It would be easy enough to just prepend something random to the bare email's anyway, or to replace the random bit with every e-mail sent. So you can still spam mailhero users.
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by sigio 10y ago
I use passwordstore.org's pass... which just syncs all the passwords via git (and they are encrypted with gpg). So I have redundancy/backup/versioning and the rest is just seperate (gpg'd) textfiles.
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by sigio 11y ago
Given that they would like to keep copyrights on the contributions of third-parties, I doubt many outsiders will contribute. Shame though...
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by sigio 11y ago
The source is at: http://www.beegfs.com/source/
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by sigio 11y ago
The source is released under the BeeGFS license... which is highly not GPL compatible (or copyleft) ... Only the clients are GPL'd
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by sigio 11y ago
No docker in my shop... though we do manage almost everything with Ansible. All our apps are java-VM based, so a few playbooks to install Linux and OpenJDK and a few startup scripts is about all we need.
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by sigio 11y ago
Sadly though, shouting at a vendor doesn't fix your issues within a couple of hours, and downtime can be a pain. Running Linux/*BSD/Whatever on off-the-shelf boxen which you can pickup everywhere (and have cheap spares) and f
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by sigio 11y ago
Not much going on here... and sponsored content to boot.
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by sigio 11y ago
Actually... both of the Hetzner datacenters are in (former West) germany.
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by sigio 11y ago
That wouldn't fit in a nice acronym
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by sigio 11y ago
Very low on detail, no analysis what caused this. I've never had issues with ram upgrades. Ram either works fine, or it reports errors in memtest (or reports errors under high load). Chance of ram issues causing other hardware failure.
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by sigio 11y ago
Basically all popular smtp servers will get you an RFC-compliant setup. Still doesn't help you get your mail delivered to parties like google and microsoft. First pointer would be to make sure you have your DNS setup correctly includin
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by sigio 11y ago
Mostly advertising for hostpoint ... you can hardly call something FreeSSL, if you are paying quite an amount just for the domain-name. SSL certificates can be had for ~$9, so this is just included in the domain-price.