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by yrro 7y ago
via Exim. I think the problem is not in my setup, as I only receive the notifications after I send mail to the BTS or to a mailing list, but since I have p=none in my DMARC record I haven't put much effort into figuring out exactly whe
902.
by yrro 7y ago
I don't use gmail. Regardless, the notifications aren't emails. I have configured my DMARC record to request that policy violations are reported to Postmark and every few weeks I get an email from them summarizing the reports they
903.
by yrro 7y ago
Whenever I send mail to a Debian mailing list, I receive notifications of DKIM policy violations. I've never figured out whether the problem is on my side or theirs... [edit] having done a bit more research, I think the problem lies wi
904.
by yrro 7y ago
To be fair, 'revert' is too vague a term, and the very first sentence of the chosen answer asks what the asker meant. I think the answer is quite clear and concise once the question is clear.
905.
by yrro 7y ago
In Anathem by Neal Stephenson, computers are called Syntactic Devices ("syndev").
906.
by yrro 7y ago
Please note that I said that the customer had been defrauded. I didn't say that Airbnb was the one committing the fraud--although they are certainly profiting from it! I agree that customers should make reasonable attempts to resolve i
907.
by yrro 7y ago
For me this page redirects me to airbnb.co.uk and the relevant portion of the agreement (Payment Authorizations) says: > In addition to any amount due as outlined above, if there are delinquent amounts or chargebacks associated with your
908.
by yrro 7y ago
Most people will never read this sort of article. And frankly it seems like Airbnb is perfectly happy to not rock the boat and continue to slurp up their fat percentage share of the fraud that they abet...
909.
by yrro 7y ago
If a business bans customers who charge back after being defrauded then the fault is with the business, not the card issuer. What surprises me is that the card issuers don't come down harder on businesses with this practice. I suppose
910.
by yrro 7y ago
I'm somewhat surprised that this would be permitted by the card issuer. Aside from that... why aren't Airbnb detecting when multiple properties have very similar photos and investigating this themselves? (Of course they may be, an
911.
by yrro 7y ago
Today I Learned, thanks!
912.
by yrro 7y ago
Does #1 mean that there are IMAP servers where my phone and my desktop and my laptop (etc.) can't all read my mail simultaneously? #7 makes me sad. Evolution supports a 'virtual trash folder' perfectly, but since I also delet
913.
by yrro 7y ago
Your point being?
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by yrro 7y ago
Developers and scientists, in my experience, prefer to get the latest Python wheels from the Internet rather than reply on distributions to curate their packages. The consumers of distribution-provided packages is... other distribution-prov
915.
by yrro 7y ago
Of course, 20% of what she paid the accountant goes straight to the government in the form of VAT. Then, 20% of what's left goes again when the accountant spends any of it (ok, some thing are zero-rated [books] but on the other hand ot
916.
by yrro 7y ago
The long-form documentation is really useful: https://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet/readline/rluserman.html - GNU Readline User Interface (info rluserman) https://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet&#x2F
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by yrro 7y ago
Not sure I follow about the environment variables. As for 'exec this or send me an email' -- I would also much prefer to see this be done by systemd itself. Fortunately bash's 'pipefail' feature plus bsd-mailx'
918.
by yrro 7y ago
What would you prefer?
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by yrro 7y ago
I suppose it would be quite nice to have a MailTo= directive in a service. When the service stops, systemd could retrieve whatever it logged to the journal and mail it to the specified address. Until such a feature is implemented, you could
920.
by yrro 7y ago
I noticed they were doing this when I saw that in-band DNS updates were failing. Eventually I realied that my router (or something upstream of it) was returning an error to the client rather than passing through the GSS-TSIG-signed nsupdate
921.
by yrro 7y ago
Distros disable it by default but it gets silently enabled when you install things like docker (and maybe livbirt) and so on. At least Docker (as it was pointed out by a sibling reply to my comment) also sets the FORWARD chain policy to DRO
922.
by yrro 7y ago
You're right, something is setting the FORWARD chain policy to DROP and I guess it's docker.
923.
by yrro 7y ago
This is how Linux still works by default, right? Behaviour that is quite surprising, at least it was to me when I discovered that it, in conjunction with many tools (e.g., docker) conveniently enabling up forwarding on all interfaces, unwit
924.
by yrro 7y ago
The crucial difference between CentOS and RHEL is the speed of security updates. While CentOS is building a new RHEL point release there are no security updates! This makes me unhappy to connect a CentOS machine to a production network, let
925.
by yrro 7y ago
Oh I see, yeah it's a shame that you get a different set of imagery too...
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by yrro 7y ago
You can turn off 3d mode by the blindingly obvious procedure of clicking the hamburger button, observing that "Globe" mode is enabled (because it is blue) and then clicking "Globe" to disable this mode. Don't be s
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by yrro 7y ago
Winter sports is fucking up the ecosystem of the Alps anyway. This is made worse by artificial snow which ensures that more ground is covered by more snow for a longer season. https://youtu.be/K9MaGf-Su9I
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by yrro 7y ago
Doesn't UDF work?
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by yrro 7y ago
Huh? I'm sure I've yes long file names on vfat formatted disks for years...
930.
by yrro 7y ago
Naturally the UK banks found a way to charge consumers for SEPA payments.

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