Ducky Shine 3 TKL - (Cherry blue MX switches) w custom pbt keycaps because I'm a keyboard nerd
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Ducky Shine 3 TKL - (Cherry blue MX switches) w custom pbt keycaps because I'm a keyboard nerd
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this is a beautiful piece of writing, thank you for sharing.
please share!
Make it security suck less. Security UX is terrible. We need people with graphic design skills to help.
Not sure if this was mentioned already but Kali Linux includes a patch for cryptsetup that essentially does this - provide a certain passphrase and it nukes the keyslots, effectively making the data irrecoverable.
https://www.kali.org/tutorials/emergency-self-destruction-lu... and tutorial for use at https://www.kali.org/tutorials/nuke-kali-linux-luks/
and the patch on github;
yet he used the password "dadada"
used to have a few Xserves when they were a thing, never a million users though.
enable 2FA on all your accounts if you haven't already done so.
Note; the bug is in the Stagefright media library (https://source.android.com/devices/media.html) - so while MMS is the method for delivery here, it may not be the only method.
Nuking MMS from orbit won't patch your phone.
I like the idea of these features, but the "run this random shellscript from the internet" part really bugs me. Could / will you integrate it another way when it comes out of the nightly releases?
so windows users might finally be able to download a verifiable/signed and maybe "trusted" application to use ssh with?
(https://noncombatant.org/2014/03/03/downloading-software-saf...)
just read this: https://noncombatant.org/2014/03/03/downloading-software-saf...
2048 key limit kind of sucks though..
I think the title could be better worded to reflect the content of the article - It's about an "exist" strategy, not an "exit" strategy for startups and companies.
About being a "longtrepreneur" - being an entrepreneur but with the goal of staying.
"PHP must allow shell_exec and remote fopen."
ouch.
Worth noting, similar things being done here: https://atlas.ripe.net with real-world examples (measurements from peoples home internet accounts, workplaces, etc - not 'sponsored' vms, not from some random data centre) and measuring just about anything (DNS and websites)
You can join, host a probe (get it sent to you, plug it in) and then run your own measurement tests based on the 'credits' you earn from having the probe running.
Same goes for "The Pacific" and probably "Europe". Very generic - depending on where the testing was actually done the results could vary a lot.
BUY link goes to a 404.
who said it's specifically for men?
Women can wear this too.
Protect yourself from the hidden dangers of `curl <url> | sh`
... by running this script i'm hosting on the internet.
Anyone know how hard it would be to script up something like this so it could be self-hosted?
I like how this was downvoted to hell.
whaaat.
does anyone else think this is slightly suspect and/or bogus?
Why is it open to the internet?
Don't do that.
You say it was "behind your router" but I think you've specifically opened ports to your NAS (or you have some sort of NAT and the NAS has done it)
Restrict access (if you must open it to the internet, open to only specific IP addresses) or better yet disable it, and use an ssh port-forward if you really have to get to it.
how? link? i'd be interested in this.
this was fascinating, thanks for sharing
Select-to-copy.
Might I suggest molly-guard: https://packages.debian.org/unstable/admin/molly-guard
these guys are so brilliant. Yes, I use them to host all my domains.
why do people find it necessary to add a GUI to every fucking thing