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by xnyanta 4y ago
Check out Prowlarr, it's much nicer and more feature-complete than Jackett.
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by xnyanta 4y ago
You must not be looking very hard, pretty much every game engine uses UDP as the network transport. There are some notable exceptions like Java Minecraft.
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by xnyanta 5y ago
The message content intent only prevents rule-abiding bots from reading message content. I can be trivially bypassed by anyone actually wanting to scrape message content using a regular account...
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by xnyanta 5y ago
> First, the addresses are too damn long and unwieldy to really be used; and second, even most people reading this, tech people in a tech forum, struggle to really grasp the inane IPv6 address shortening rules! Ever heard of DNS?
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by xnyanta 5y ago
>Well wg(4) doesn't support multicast, and ospf6d (and even eigrpd) needs it. You can do without buuuut... I tried and struggled with ospf6d, so sticking with bgpd was way easier. Not sure what magic I'm pulling off but I run O
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by xnyanta 5y ago
No, it's not enough because you end up needing Proxy NDP for your traffic to reach other subnets smaller than a /64 (e.g. a /80) if you have the /64 on your wan interface and carve it out. Normally, you'd have a &#x
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by xnyanta 5y ago
Damn, I have this exact same problem and never suspected it was NVIDIA related :/
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by xnyanta 6y ago
Except that the queries are already totally identifiable as probes in their current form, which is demonstrated in the article.
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by xnyanta 7y ago
It sounds like someone on your provider's network got the subnet blacklisted. I've been running mail servers on OVH (which is known to be a cheap host) for years and I successfully deliver to GMail and other providers without any
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by xnyanta 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that cookie popups are EU regulation though.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
>domain fronting [...] has become one tool to evade SNI-based attacks. Unfortunately, most major CDNs like Google and Amazon have stopped offering domain fronting capabilities. I think Azure is one of the major services that stills suppo
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by xnyanta 8y ago
DNS happens over port 53
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by xnyanta 8y ago
Yeah, the git bash environment or even WSL Bash if you can get it on your machine will give you the ability to use the OpenSSH config file.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
I'm shocked to hear that. What exactly is preventing it from be used as a real library?
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by xnyanta 8y ago
I really hate HP for this stupid fakeraid shit. The regular SATA AHCI controller is unusable on the HP servers I have because it does not pass the temperature info to the iLO and causes the fans to skyrocket to 70% permanently. Obviously,
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by xnyanta 8y ago
There's nothing wrong with using such scriptlets, especially in the case of dpkg diversions like the author of this article mentions. Of course, touching files outside of your package is still a no-no.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
I've tried obtaining a cert from K Software before and they have the same Dun And Bradstreet requirement which was impossible to get right so I just abandoned them.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
That's pretty nice to see. If I am not mistaken, Tor Browser has already been using this technique for some time to thwart malicious connections from leaving the browser. All traffic is communicated to the tor client via a unix socket.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
LOL
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by xnyanta 8y ago
The article mentions the ability to disable this feature on "Managed phones" (presumably through and apple configuration profile). To answer your scenario though, you can always reboot a "locked-down" iPhone into Recover
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by xnyanta 8y ago
The Apple driver creates some sort of cryptographic keypair between the device and the computer to "remember" that you accepted the connection and not prompt you to connect in the future. If this file was recovered from a victim&#
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by xnyanta 8y ago
I don't thin there would really be anything to exploit because it sounds like the data lines in the actual usb connection are turned off and only the power lines remain enabled to allow for charging.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
Honestly, Python on OSX is the most confusing of all. The OS comes with a python runtime, which is different from the runtime you can download from python.org. You can then also install it from Homebrew or from MacPorts. I'm probably e
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by xnyanta 8y ago
Why should websites be limited to having only one certificate? For example, if you have a service running on multiple backed servers, you might want to have once certificate per server for all of your domains.
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by xnyanta 8y ago
Yet another messaging app from Google? Colour me surprised! It seems to me anyway that everything this new "Chat" app does is available in google's regular "Messages" app with RCS enabled.
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by xnyanta 9y ago
It does say that they are members of the W3C organization.
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by xnyanta 9y ago
Not sure where this is coming from but this is definitely NOT the case in Canada or in Europe.