azca

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by azca 1y ago
Thank you for your reply. I wasn't looking for an op sec answer but more of a technical concern around design of the product - i.e why didn't they think of it, or if they did what made them not solve the problem with other tech so
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by azca 1y ago
Thank you. I wonder if they considered a dummy cycle on a relevant media type after the print to zero out what's left over. Specially if some other patterns could be introduced to randomize what's left.
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Canon selphy cp1500 privacy concerns
2 points by azca 1y ago|4 comments
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by azca 3y ago
Ken is a good friend in the industry and always has the best interest of email security at heart. This may have been an architectural oversight but they are not wrong that SPF is surely a cause for concern, as is misconfigured DNS based tru
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by azca 3y ago
This feels like a startup idea.
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by azca 3y ago
I had the privilege of working on some of this during the UUnet days. The pride I felt in "keeping the internet up" as a backbone while no-one in public recognized where I worked was admittedly amusing. Even in career interviews l
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by azca 4y ago
Thanks. It's refreshing to see content on freebsd on YouTube from someone like this YouTuber. I started off on freebsd many moons ago ( I think freebsd 3.0 was the big upgrade with SMP on dual Celeron machines with some Taiwanese mothe
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by azca 4y ago
Remembering back to the uucp days and when certain OOB nodes came back up after outages, this is precisely why email as a standard can handle delayed delivery and MX records have preferences for relays that can queue for future delivery.
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by azca 4y ago
You can always sign based on specific rules via your MTA to sign some and not sign others. You can also send from many sender's (say allocated by spf allow rules) that aren't signed at all but matches the IP ranges allowed.
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by azca 4y ago
Have been using this for a few years and the most amazing usecase is being able to switch between multiple chrome windows, just like windows used to let me do "same app, different window instances", with a preview! The other thing
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by azca 5y ago
Proactively this is the only thing that worked: get yt premium, download YouTube videos you preselected, and disconnect the child's device.
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by azca 5y ago
Proactively this is the only thing that worked: get yt premium, download YouTube videos you preselected, and disconnect the child's device.
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by azca 5y ago
this was one of the main reasons I acquired the kindle keyboard :) worked excellent as an emergency device when you _needed_ to rebook travel things with nothing else around.
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by azca 6y ago
This is really neat. How large are the base 64 font payloads?
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by azca 6y ago
Looking for an answer to this as well!
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by azca 7y ago
Did this precisely at my previous company doing platform automation. It works but requires upkeep.
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by azca 7y ago
There is a deep misunderstanding of the intricacies involved in actually delivering an email to the inbox, repeatedly, with the lowest risk. What you are paying for with ESP services is mostly that expertise.
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by azca 9y ago
As a lifelong Android fan, I'm more and more convinced that I want to pay for an apple product in the future.
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by azca 9y ago
This is what I would do as well. Coming from a hosted mail solution (one of the earliest in the Industry as part a of the initial Dotcom bubble) that cost 10000x5+thensome as much to run, albeit with higher send rates and clusters, It tota