daffy

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by daffy 6y ago
The explosion was an act of sabotage? I would have thought it were an event resulting from an act and not itself an act.
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by daffy 6y ago
Maybe on Ubuntu. I'm talking about the ``manual'' installation to which everyone not using Ubuntu must resort.
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by daffy 6y ago
Was this using Ubuntu or whatever it is they recommend or ``manually''?
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by daffy 6y ago
What are TURN and STUN?
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by daffy 6y ago
Setting up a Jitsi server is non-trivial; this is simple (git clone / cd talk / npm install / npm start). And, if you don't want to trust the programme, you can do this from a dedicated unpriviledged user.
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by daffy 6y ago
If you have run the native programme (for me it keeps breaking up in the browser), run it from a dedicated unpriviledged user, without installing it on the system. (Run ./opt/zoom/ZoomLauncher.) If you have to log in (I cou
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by daffy 6y ago
It is also possible that certain styles of writing and clothing are felt by some to be more beautiful. It is not necessary to reduce every stylistic predilection to status or identity signalling.
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by daffy 6y ago
One nice thing in zsh is that you can type `/u/lo/b<tab><return>` and be in `/usr/local/bin`.
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by daffy 6y ago
Does that mean that a firmware backdoor is impossible or very unlikely?
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by daffy 6y ago
Are you saying a librebooted machine is still probably backdoored?
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by daffy 6y ago
It's easy to find x200 etc. used. Flashing is another story.
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by daffy 6y ago
Blank keyboards also look better, especially these: https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/
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by daffy 6y ago
> Simply putting on a clean shirt, some proper shoes and having a shave does wonders in this regard. Just curious: what do you think of the view that such superficial acts are gestures of respect towards one's fellow man?
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by daffy 6y ago
> Do not use PDFs to present digital content that could and > should otherwise be a web page. To get decent typography, one needs TeX, and TeX produces PDFs, not web pages.
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by daffy 6y ago
What exactly do you think he said? If I remember correctly, he expressed a valid doubt about a matter of fact.
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by daffy 6y ago
Seems that in Germany too Apple was able to make the decision to resist quite risky. So maybe the question should be: is there any country where the target would be better protected and wouldn't have to risk so much to resist?
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by daffy 6y ago
In what other countries than America would this sort of thing work? (Not a rhetorical question.)
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by daffy 6y ago
https://www.bookdepository.com/University-Physics-with-Moder... Is this the full book? I'm confused by some items' being marked as "third volume".
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by daffy 6y ago
Yeah, I was thinking of custom window-manager setups. You can usually get a tty console by ctrl-meta-f1 etc., but that wouldn't help, since you'd have to enter a password. I suppose an advanced version could try different combin
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by daffy 6y ago
This will only work, I suppose, if the attacker knows beforehand a keychord that will focus a terminal.
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by daffy 6y ago
That would only work on a known operating system and window manager with known keyboard shortcuts, unless a terminal is already focused.
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by daffy 6y ago
> depending on the OS, it's possible to craft a USB stick that copies files to a remote server as soon as it's plugged in. Is this possible with Linux?
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by daffy 6y ago
> Kiernan then inserted a flash drive in one of the laptop's USB ports, with software that copied key files. How exactly does this work? Is there a sort of software that runs automatically when you insert the stick, or did he have
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by daffy 6y ago
Qutebrowser with a Firefox backend would be nice.
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by daffy 6y ago
No.
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by daffy 6y ago
But if my machine were compromised, my 1password password would be compromised too, wouldn't it?
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by daffy 6y ago
Why would I want to trust some company with all my passwords?
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by daffy 6y ago
An open-source alternative that just uses GPG for encryption is "pass": https://www.passwordstore.org/
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by daffy 6y ago
What do you mean?
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by daffy 6y ago
> Also, there are a number of factors at play, a number of different futures that could have been resulted if there were no slashes just by chaos theory[1]. So, speculating in the hindsight is not fruitful. This sounds like an argument t

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