vgb2k18

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by vgb2k18 5y ago
I would love it if someone could change my mind on this: The words unblockable and uncensorable have been misused in the documentation. Real-world example: 99% of my colleagues cannot bring their own devices into our corporate workplace to
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
Block-resistant and censorship-resistant are terminology I've seen used in other projects. I agree that ublockable and uncensorable are hard phrases to sell here, they kind of immediately beg to be challenged.
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
Rhinoplasty / the cosmetic surgery industry depends on cartilage from cadavers in some countries. In other countries cadaver cartilage is avoided due to the potential for reabsorbing and degrading in the patient's body, and theref
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
YouTube Rewind <--- an annual video event with some of the highest dislike counts in the history of the platform. I feel like the timing on YouTube's decision here is suspiciously convenient.
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
> they still feel usable after 6 months of use. By this time, most of the context that I learned to develop the project has faded away and I have to rely on the documentation that I left myself. This was a much-needed reminder that the t
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
Adding: [-] whitelist allowed ip's for port 22. Requires static ip's client-side obviously [-] fail2ban if static ip's are not available.
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
> Gemini is designed to be difficult to extend without breaking backwards compatibility, and almost all proposals for expansion on the mailing list are ultimately shot down. This could lead to some interesting adaptations. I'm think
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
> I may be getting over my head here) It may be so, however my own need for clarification was the same as yours. If ISP xyz operates a /16 ip block, and only forwards source packets from its /16... Then, I guess, my question: h
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
> The vulnerability was fixed [...] by adding size checks for the name and value lengths. Would it make sense in this case to review the entire codebase for valid size checks? Genuinely curious. Not interested in debating one language VS
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
I'll agree and add one example: from a repeated sequence of played notes, and a repeated sequence of flashing colors - I can readily identify a modified note, however not a modified color. For context imagagine 10 seconds of a song VS
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
>Another tip for domains that don't send email: set a null mx record. This explicitly tells sending servers that your domain does not receive mail... Most of my domains don't send mail, however I do prefer to receive mail to th
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
Oh boy, thanks for the detail, love it. You've probably been more fortunate than you can appreciate for now. I mean, I've not yet had a DO IP which wasn't listed blocked by SNDS (Outlook private block-lists): https:/&#x
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
> I’m setting up new domains routinely and Outlook works fine. Even with cheap / free domains. You say domains To ensure we're speaking to, not past, each other it will be essential to clarify one thing: what do you mean prec
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
Not a full answer but a partial from the other side of the fence: setting up my website and domain-name to send emails fully self-hosted - I finished setting up DKIM, DMARC and SFP on my brand-new, not-publicly-blacklisted IP address, and f
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by vgb2k18 5y ago
> That's it. Now your mailer should work. Work... technically... yes. If the definition of 'works' is: "I press send and sometimes my email reaches it's destination". The spirit of the article IMO implies a
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by vgb2k18 6y ago
> Months later, he noticed something strange. “It was just blowing up,” he said. “I don’t know why. The views just kept climbing and climbing and climbing.” Soon there were spin-offs. Other than "It went viral" or "because
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by vgb2k18 6y ago
Visually the first 4 letters do look like rape, r@pe x.com. Rat x would be uncommon since there is no ‘t’ to be seen there, and phoentically its a long R, sounds like “are at pecks dot com”. From a marketing perspective I’d consider changin
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by vgb2k18 6y ago
Dynadot.com, they've been around a long time, for me it's been the provider I always come back to.
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by vgb2k18 6y ago
Only one I found was the owner's website which has some examples... https://24a2.routley.io/
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by vgb2k18 7y ago
I read further up [1] that Pi-Hole auth is http not https, so if you cracked the WiFi aready, sniffing the webadmin password might yield a quicker return than brute-forcing (depending on strength of password, and owner's login frequenc
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by vgb2k18 7y ago
Meizu phone, Flyme UI. Equally as Chinese as the Huawei you mentioned, so your point stands. Whether or not a tranlation error though, the GP had never heard of anyone using 'password' in the context of a numeric pincode, but it d
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by vgb2k18 7y ago
> I've never heard a person refer to a short series of numbers used to protect something as a password and not a pin. Until today... Screenshot from Android phone - https://ibb.co/KD27YGL