Caligatio

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by Caligatio 1mo ago
The HN title and the original sub headline are inaccurate per the published correction at the end of the article. CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, we reported that that the UKHSA had refused to release data that could link
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by Caligatio 2mo ago
Well, guess it's worth spending a little time looking at it. It appears that it's the Cloudflare Security Center scanning service? This would also explain how my unpublished service was located as I use Cloudflare for my DNS.
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by Caligatio 2mo ago
I haven't done any investigation but some scraper and/or bot configuration uses OS X as its user agent. I run an unpublished service used by 1s of people and was hit by an influx of supposed OS X user agents that didn't corre
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by Caligatio 2mo ago
This is a confusing comment because Debian/Ubuntu/etc (you referenced apt) have separate security repositories that exist for this purpose. They have only security fixes and don't try to unnecessarily fix "other" st
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by Caligatio 4mo ago
EV drivetrains can specifically cause interference on AM frequencies so EV manufacturers have been wanting to drop AM support.
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by Caligatio 5mo ago
I am personally now drawing a clear delineation between projects for my internal consumption (e.g. ansible scripts) and projects that have potential use for the general populace. For the prior, I now host a private Forgejo instance. For the
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by Caligatio 9mo ago
You can disable the new right click menu with one registry tweak: https://www.elevenforum.com/t/disable-show-more-options-cont...
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by Caligatio 9mo ago
Which edition of Win 11? I've just disabled it in Win 10 and 11 via the GPO which may require some flavor of "Pro"
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by Caligatio 1y ago
I grew up in the Chicago suburbs and there definitely was an Egghead in my town.
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by Caligatio 1y ago
SmarterEveryDay has a whole series[1] on manufacturing that covers how the US is losing/lost the ability to create tooling. I believe the "Smarter Scrubber" episode[2] is the one that explicitly talks about how not only has t
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by Caligatio 1y ago
I can't speak to any particular dam closure but there's a lot more to maintaining dams than one might believe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiUOBdEUqjY (Practical Engineering - All Dams Are Temporary)
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by Caligatio 2y ago
You should use: calendar.monthrange
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by Caligatio 2y ago
Going this route then eliminates the free/included Google Assistant integration that comes along with using the bridge and app, correct? I really would like to ditch the hub but also want to use voice activation on a few lights.
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by Caligatio 2y ago
As a point of clarification: all Pixel phones starting with the 6 were guaranteed 5 years of firmware support. Some phones only had 3 years of OS upgrades (vs 5 years of security patches). Now everything is getting 5 years of OS upgrades.
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by Caligatio 2y ago
And like almost all things that are interesting, here's a Ton Scott video about the same topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxCha4Kez9c
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I have a reverse proxy that is in front of all my services (caddy) which uses a wildcard cert to avoid this very concern.
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by Caligatio 2y ago
The US Government has been doing deficit spending and the national debt continues to grow at an alarming pace. To fix this, we can raise revenue and/or reduce spending. The easiest thing is to just improve enforcement of the existing t
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by Caligatio 2y ago
https://www.politico.com/agenda/story/2018/07/18/tax-filing-... Scroll down to the section that mentions Americans for Tax Reform and links to the presentation: Doing taxes keeps citizens aware of t
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by Caligatio 2y ago
The network config for out-of-the-box Ubuntu server has been stable for 6 years. You need to modify netplan's config: /etc/netplan/*.yaml (default is 00-installer-config.yaml). This renders volatile systemd-networkd conf
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I'm guessing MasterCard is viewing this as a payment mechanism that only needs the physical customer as the payment authentication. If it's 0 friction (which I doubt), I could see people opting to just look at a camera to pay rath
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by Caligatio 2y ago
> due to back-room collusion between the federal government and automotive manufacturers over fleet average MPG ratings. It's out of control and has moved into the realm of corruption. I really don't know how you're linki
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by Caligatio 2y ago
According to the indictment , the operators tried to elicit money/property from authors/publishers. I didn't bother looking up the referenced emails to see what was actually said. https://www.justice.gov/usa
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by Caligatio 2y ago
If it's legal but burdensome (somehow) to host a particular industry, requiring more money to deal with the increased burden seems reasonable. For instance, if their legal department needs to deal with complaints from various countries
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by Caligatio 2y ago
My limited understanding is the location/country of the proposed violation or the violators need to be a signatory. In this case, Palestine is a signatory so the actions of Israel in Palestine as well as the actions of Hamas (acting an
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I always scratch my head about articles that lump Meta, Apple, and Google together when it comes to regulations. They all have different problems that require different solutions. Apple - consumers give the company for hardware which is loc
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by Caligatio 2y ago
It's pinned on the hospital because there was a CPS consultant on the hospital's payroll that was seemingly allowed access to the children/records as a CPS consultant by using their hospital employee role. Basically, hospital
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I don't know if you read the lawsuit but, if the statements provided are true, Texas CPS exceeded any reasonable definition of appropriate behavior. The child was deemed not abused by multiple doctors as well as Oklahoma CPS. Texas CPS
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I've been using Plex since 2014 (i.e. before there was a need for privacy settings) and can personally attest to all of these sharing features being opt-out rather than opt-in. I was not pleased to see viewing history randomly showing
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I use Arch on my desktop and it's definitely more up-to-date than stable. The Plasma 6 upgrade rendered one install a black screen and I've had to rescue installs because I wasn't on top of Arch News. I do enjoy my Arch deskt
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I'm guessing I've done 6 in-place upgrades over the last decade and have yet to have one fail. It sounds like maybe you've had issues but the process does typically work.

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