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by technion 3y ago
It's just a weirdly worded recommendation. A few years back, Cloudflare and Amazon did DNS but didn't sell domains or didn't sell your TLD or to your region. And in general, places that were regarded as reasonably good at sel
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by technion 3y ago
Which has always been the case for anything tagged NSFW, or anything at all in a mobile browser. Every piece of SEO advice says this will get downranked from Google, but Reddit demonstrates this isn't true.
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by technion 3y ago
A hilarious example is /r/buttcoin, a satirical crypto sub, and the tremendous amount of butt porn I've been pmed by bots since joining.
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by technion 3y ago
I find rules like this tend to backfire. If I write a technical, non-commercial blog I'm not allowed to promote it, and I won't. But crappy commercial spammers won't follow the rules and will use sock puppets to promote conte
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by technion 3y ago
A large portion of organic at this point run their mail with Google or Microsoft, and are already paying for capabilities in those systems on par with third party offerings. There is often a counter "but I still get some spam with exch
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by technion 3y ago
And yet "do we have any backdoored supermicro hardware" is a common question from non technical management, even today. It's infuriating that it hasn't been retracted as I'm still talking about it. It's also at
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by technion 3y ago
Write ups reviewing the malware never suggested such persistence. This seems to be something done out of caution rather than a specific finding.
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by technion 3y ago
An org wide policy to disable browser push notifications visibly changed helpdesk load and security incident reports over night. Non technical, average users hit "yes" in nearly every case, usually ending with opt in to fake tech
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by technion 3y ago
There's a fairly wide history of self hosted Government Microsoft Exchange servers ending in ransomware payouts that suggests that blunt self hosting rules isn't as useful as it sounds. And right now you look can look all the big
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by technion 3y ago
That's not an issue with the link, that's the Reddit behaviour for most links to the site in general when accessed over a mobile device.
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by technion 3y ago
I'll just add to the comments here that various apps or using .old don't support reddit nfts, which reddit has repeatedly said is a current business priority.
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by technion 3y ago
I don't blame you for this. The React team recently talking about "React Server Components" as though most React users are running it on NodeJS backends and introducing magic "use client" strings is putting everyone
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by technion 3y ago
I think that boat has sailed with javascript. I don't understand why leftpad is a module but much of the community disagrees with me on that.
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by technion 3y ago
Where it's a complaint worth making is that every time there's a BGP Hijack there are a series of articles written incorrectly claiming DNSSEC would have prevented it.
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by technion 3y ago
Unfortunately Australian tax forms take me a few minutes and are 90% prefilled by the app.
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by technion 3y ago
Just to give credit where it's due, we're linking a Twitter thread where Meg posts a video with a Tiktok watermark from user gavinj1998.
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by technion 3y ago
It's so odd to me that people are trying to RE an executable here. Like if I cracked a crypto system just for community credit I'd rather blog the algorithm than release a closed source executable. Seems to happen a lot in these c
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by technion 3y ago
The reason this sort of thing comes up a lot is that it doesn't feel like rolling your own crypto. Developers will be quick to point out that their language of choice has a well established sha 256 library, developed by experts, who di
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Show HN: Rust Port of Pwnpasswordsdownloader(github.com)
3 points by technion 3y ago|1 comments
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by technion 3y ago
I was a huge fan of what was promised here. I ordered one but every time I tried to work with it I had some catastrophic unrelated incident - like a curse lol. Anyway I suspect the problem is the nature of crypto. For this to actually take
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by technion 3y ago
Happens with software vendors too. A lot of groups really feel like a business but get office 365 for free and azure credits because of their status.
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by technion 3y ago
Not all "zero day" is created equally. The vast majority of home users have never heard of secure boot, which defaults to off. Every corporate network I've walked into I have been the one to push it, as most have never heard
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ByteDance open sources g3 proxy (Rust)(github.com)
2 points by technion 3y ago|0 comments
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by technion 3y ago
The cooking mechanic was kind of broken because there were a tonne of in-game guides and quests leading you towards the "mix and match different recipes, experiment and find the best buffs for a situation" when it became basically
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by technion 3y ago
Public who's details have become absurd. Register any domain and choose not to use domain privacy. Your inbox will fill up over the next hour with people wanting to sell you seo services or a new WordPress installation. I don't me
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by technion 3y ago
The fact that you are indeed preaching to the choir implies there are few sales people here, or at least none that will speak up. Because for any that I've worked around, they would all vocally defend exactly what you're talking a
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by technion 3y ago
A while back I made one with a name like "postgresbackups" and was floored to realise later it was a global name.
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by technion 3y ago
I feel ruby's whole problem in this space is that everyone recommends a different tool. I've used several. None are terrible. But walking into an environment and getting told everyone uses a different tool is
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by technion 3y ago
Same here in Australia. I've had about six weeks not mowing due to a few weekend projects and now it's leech infested.
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by technion 4y ago
Microsoft "insider" releases are at least six months the from a general release.

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