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by C4K3 2mo ago
As the other commenter mentioned the web editor is probably the most beginner-friendly editor. It might seem a little daunting but it's actually not that difficult to edit OSM. When you save your change there's an option to reques
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by C4K3 4mo ago
Its article was reorganized (moved from plain Capture the Flag to Capture the flag (cybersecurity) ) 5 years ago. It's been on Wikipedia since 2004 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Capture_the_flag&amp
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by C4K3 9mo ago
Keybase or any of the tools inspired by keybase (foks.pub etc)
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by C4K3 9mo ago
There was an ffmpeg drag-and-drop GUI that let you create ffmpeg commands visually instead of having to remember all the right arguments. Inputs, filters and outputs are all nodes in a graph, and then you connect them together. When done yo
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by C4K3 1y ago
At the very least they should have excluded any chats with disappearing messages enabled from being included in backups. With disappearing messages off it was already reasonable to assume that a compromise of a counterparty's phone wou
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by C4K3 2y ago
They conclude that there's no wireless component to the feature. This feature is not at all related to wireless activity. The law enforcement document's conclusion that the reboot is due to phones wirelessly communicating with ea
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by C4K3 3y ago
You don't have to pay import taxes to bring ferraris in if it's just temporary for a vacation. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Customs_Convention_on_the_Temp...
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by C4K3 4y ago
Browsers could add the less severe warning before the certificate expires, for example 3 days before it expires have a "this certificate is about to expire, are you sure you want to continue?" warning. That would maintain the secu
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by C4K3 4y ago
I learned about this when I encountered a server with an aggressive fail2ban that wouldn't let me log in because I had too many ssh keys. It apparently counted every wrong key as an auth attempt, so it blocked me before my ssh client t
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by C4K3 4y ago
A reasonable solution would be to have a "Do you want to disassociate this phone from your iCloud account?" prompt as part of the factory reset.
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by C4K3 4y ago
Personally I think the screen being made bigger is a downside, makes it harder to use one-handed. Still, it's too bad there isn't a 14 mini.
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by C4K3 4y ago
https://sneakemail.com/ is another one that's been around for a long time.
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by C4K3 4y ago
I've been doing this for close to a decade and sometimes salespeople and customer service people will ask to confirm, but that takes 5 seconds and isn't awkward (in my opinion.) It has more benefits than knowing who leaked your em
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by C4K3 4y ago
You don't have to use microsoft authenticator. TOTP is a big step up from SMS and most/good apps won't violate your privacy.
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by C4K3 4y ago
The best you can do is set HSTS and redirect from http to https. You not serving http won't prevent a MITM from serving http to the victim.
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by C4K3 4y ago
In South Park in San Francisco there's a little playground that has a sign saying adults are not allowed without children, which if anything feels backwards to me. It's a nice place to sit, eat and chat, and I've never seen a
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by C4K3 4y ago
I wonder if it isn't possible to get it to save your command to history when you do Ctrl-C. I tried a naive way by trapping sigint but couldn't get it to work.
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by C4K3 4y ago
I have one of those macbook keyboards (2018 macbook pro) and it is easily the worst keyboard I have ever used. I do not understand how a keyboard like that could possibly have made it onto a $3000 laptop. Which is funny because the touchpad
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The City of Golf Carts [video](youtube.com)
4 points by C4K3 4y ago|0 comments
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by C4K3 4y ago
This has been going on for a long time. There was a company called geekedin that scraped data off public git repositories (among other things) and who then had their database leaked back in 2016. https://www.troyhunt.com/8-m
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by C4K3 4y ago
Another one that's come up in the past is https://sneakemail.com/
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by C4K3 4y ago
Why is it possible for a pilot to "fight" the autopilot? From my (layman's) point of view, it seems logical that either the pilot would be in control or the autopilot would be in control, but not both at the same time.
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by C4K3 4y ago
Map based on that data: https://www.mapcontrib.xyz/t/e5c83c-OpenPianosMap (via https://github.com/brunetton/OpenPianosMap )
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by C4K3 5y ago
also https://ugenr.dk/ if you ever wanted the number flying out at you.
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by C4K3 5y ago
One site I've found particularly annoying in this regard is ebay. I'll log in, enter a 2FA code (both SMS and email), do whatever I need to, and then 30 minutes later I'll get an email saying my password has been reset becaus
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by C4K3 5y ago
It is not just for the phone, the passphrase you set is also used to encrypt your data on the signal servers. Signal claims to use intel SGX to secure the passphrase on their servers, though.
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by C4K3 5y ago
Some distros package browser extensions, so you can install them via your regular package manager. For example arch packages firefox-extension-passff (I haven't personally used it though)
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by C4K3 5y ago
You can get around the youtube restrictions using yt-dlp (fork of youtube-dl) There are video players such as mpv that integrate with youtube-dl/yt-dlp so you can watch videos without saving them.
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by C4K3 5y ago
Lithium batteries are used on the grid, for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_Energy_Storage
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by C4K3 6y ago
I wish push-to-talk was more common. On linux I've been using this little python script that implements global push-to-talk by (un)muting the microphone in pulseaudio when you push a button. https://gitlab.com/somini&#x

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