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by udev4096 1y ago
Clearly there are way too many bad actors now which makes it seem like a fraud to anyone from the outside
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by udev4096 1y ago
> What is crypto mining if not a textbook Captain Planet villain scheme—to kill and raze and destroy for nothing but imaginary tokens proving that you did lots of killing and razing and destroying? Are you serious? You complain about the
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by udev4096 1y ago
I have not seen any serious OSS project to auto-merge version bumps. Most of them have manual approval for it afaik
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by udev4096 1y ago
Wait, how is it possible for anyone who opens a PR to issue dependabot commands for main repository? There should be some kind of authorization in place to avoid it, right? Should it not ignore any commands coming from outside users who do
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Pwnat(samy.pl)
2 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
Deny any incoming requests using ufw or nftables. Only allow outbound requests by default
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by udev4096 1y ago
Exactly, LAN is not a "secure" network field. Authenticate everything from everywhere all the time
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by udev4096 1y ago
People on HN are fucking delusional. They have no connection to real world scenarios and most of them don't care about actual privacy. They only care about laws which make it sound like everything's fine
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by udev4096 1y ago
EU privacy laws are nothing but theatre. How many times have they put up a law which would undermine end-to-end encryption or the recent law which "bans" anonymous crypto coins? It's quite clear they are very good at virtue s
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's impossible and we all know it. Instead, donate or help with the huge adblock lists that are being maintained by a lot of people
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's also surprising how most of the new cs grads have little to no ethics for working at such dishonest corp
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by udev4096 1y ago
First rule of running any service is to not expose it blindly on the internet. If you do, have a goddamn auth in place. I see way better security practices on /r/selfhosted and /r/homelab than on some of these reckless c
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by udev4096 1y ago
Android has a vastly improved and better version of linux kernel: https://old.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/bddq5u/os_secur...
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by udev4096 1y ago
Most of the serious security researchers, such as Daniel Micay (lead developer of GrapheneOS), have been quite vocal [0] on how insecure linux is. [0] - https://old.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/bddq5u&#x2F
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Cory Doctorow on how we lost the internet(lwn.net)
49 points by udev4096 1y ago|4 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
A lot of people on HN do infact hate YC and pretty much everything VC
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by udev4096 1y ago
I cannot believe how people are praising a centralized, heavily censored links site. Take a look at HN's privacy policy, they sure do make money from monetizing every single thing you say and also fingerprint you all the time. We shoul
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by udev4096 1y ago
Who uses apache reverse proxy in 2025?
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by udev4096 1y ago
It does not matter. Everyone is a code whore. You will work at a place which pays you the highest, regardless of the ethics. Majority of "big tech" are unethical places and yet people will sell their souls to work there. Tells you
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by udev4096 1y ago
YC is a joke. Imagine letting your company be in the hands of soul less venture capitalists who do not care anything about your "vision". They want their instant paycheck by getting you ready for an IPO. That's their goal, no
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by udev4096 1y ago
It is definitely in win11. Might be less on win10. Maybe try using something like simplewall [0], which shows prompts for every network request that phones home [0] - https://github.com/henrypp/simplewall
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by udev4096 1y ago
"Some people are just stupid"
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by udev4096 1y ago
The title is outright wrong and should be criticized for spreading false information. They have NOT published anything, it's only for "researchers", which is a way of saying "we will write false title of this article jus
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by udev4096 1y ago
I still can't believe how people use windows as their main system with all the extremely invasive telemetry and bogus "AI" features that hogs a LOT of resources at idle
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Ed, man! !man ed(gnu.org)
5 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's simple. They want to centralize crypto and dickheads like armstrong are happy to be in line to make that happen. Just look at tether, what's the point of it? It's nothing but a front for inflating the price of bitcoin. I
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by udev4096 1y ago
Which is such a lame and flawed mechanism to avoid letting them access anyone's data. I mean what are you even trying to prove here? That banks care about customer's security when they can't even implement a secure 2FA which
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by udev4096 1y ago
Imagine using the worst password manager out there. 1Password was breached several times and even led to some people losing significant amount of money
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by udev4096 1y ago
Normal passwords can be phished, no matter how strong it is. The weak link is always a careless human. Passkeys are definitely a huge improvement for everyone, apart from the vendor-lock in which can be avoided
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by udev4096 1y ago
It doesn't matter as long as it's encrypted. Use rclone crypt and upload to whatever "cloud" you want

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