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by workfromspace 2y ago
> attacks they finance themselves Care to provide details or source?
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I did not understand the use case here. Could you please explain further? I have been using NextDNS for many years now, but I didn't get why I should use Tailscale.
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by workfromspace 2y ago
... and requires JavaScript to run.
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I heard of porkbun as well, but haven't tried yet. Seems like all in one. So far my registrar is Gandi (don't have enough reason to change it), DNS server is CloudFlare, websites are GH pages and mails will be FastMail so it seems
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Update: In the afternoon I regained access and mails are restored.
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by workfromspace 2y ago
All my mails seems to be gone. I was just able to access both IMAP and Roundcube (webmail.eu.com), and my archive folder with years of folder does not exist at the moment. I see only 2 emails in the inbox, nothing else. There are no other m
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I was planning to migrate to Fastmail but I'm curious, how is Fastmail's uptime/service health? It'd be great if their long time customers can share their experience.
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by workfromspace 2y ago
https://archive.ph/flXwZ
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I keep hearing about Matrix (protocol) for a long time now. Wikipedia says [0] it was started 10 years ago. I wonder what's the hold up? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_(protocol)
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by workfromspace 2y ago
https://archive.ph/Pb6Mw
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Could someone help me understand why this was flagged? (I have no affiliation and I never heard of them until I saw this post)
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Kunai: Open-source threat hunting tool for Linux(helpnetsecurity.com)
5 points by workfromspace 2y ago|0 comments
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by workfromspace 2y ago
> The two tools consist of a comprehensive ruleset for Semgrep and Opengrep designed to detect malicious code patterns with minimal false positives and PRevent, a GitHub-integrated scanner, that detects and alerts on suspicious code in p
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Apiiro unveils free scanner to detect malicious code merges(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by workfromspace 2y ago|1 comments
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Original source with other deprecated features: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/deprecat...
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Microsoft to remove the Location History feature in Windows(bleepingcomputer.com)
12 points by workfromspace 2y ago|2 comments
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I have been city shopping for some time, exactly to answer this question for myself. I have seen most of Europe and some asian countries. So far, my top 3 are: Japan, Israel and UK. Then Ireland, The Netherlands, Switzerland. However, I hav
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Visualizing Europe's Dependence on Chinese Resources(visualcapitalist.com)
1 points by workfromspace 2y ago|0 comments
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Yet we still don't have any tags / labels for passwords...
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by workfromspace 2y ago
https://archive.is/ZpXIR
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42655448 (Estonia tops EU's housing price rise index)
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I know few people at least who work in IT, make good local salaries, yet very concerned about the general inflation in Estonia - and started moving to other countries in the EU. This news is one of the signs to show how bad it is.
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Estonia tops EU's housing price rise index(news.err.ee)
2 points by workfromspace 2y ago|1 comments
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Expat: I don't recommend anyone not working in tech sector relocating to Estonia(news.err.ee)
15 points by workfromspace 2y ago|1 comments
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Everyone is picking on Apple on this, but they're not my biggest problem about non-standard chargers. - Xbox Series X: Controller charging cable's Xbox side is Type-A. In fact, no Type-C on Xbox AFAIR - All my travel phones (cheap
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by workfromspace 2y ago
1. Yeah, 4 times a day is a lot and I'm sorry for him. Although I would like to learn more about the details. (I.e other comments mentioning about illegal crossings etc) 2. I'm sorry I didn't fully get this (English is not my
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by workfromspace 2y ago
(Edit: My bad, I meant Croatia.)
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by workfromspace 2y ago
I don't like his take on Czechia: while being stopped by police 4 times is not pleasant, I'm guessing it's nothing compared to the (lack of) safety in many countries in Africa, South/Central America and Asia. [0] [0]: h
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by workfromspace 2y ago
> every country requires you leave and come back to change or renew visa status Not true for EU, either. In fact, how it works in EU is (for non-EU citizens): - Get a D visa (for residency) - Get into the country - Get a temporary reside
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by workfromspace 2y ago
Same. Dropping this related list here: https://ruby.ee/members/ (This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it :)

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