doorsopen

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by doorsopen 2y ago
Port knocking is so 2014. Single Packet auth for publicly exposed hidden services is great: https://github.com/mrash/fwknop
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by doorsopen 2y ago
As someone who works with SREs every day, this breaks my heart. 1 - Don't be on-call while going to ski 2 - fail2ban and other automated systems can do this for you 3 - Passwords suck and are typically not regularly rotated unless you&
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by doorsopen 4y ago
Someone types in your new server/domain, like "ijustmadethissite.com", or "newlocation.existingsite.com" For their computer to resolve this domain name, it's going to call out to a DNS server, of which Google h
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by doorsopen 4y ago
Maybe an uninformed question, but I tool a look at the documentation, the stripe plugin demo, and then looked at what stripe offers. As someone who uses neither but might be interested in subscription + shop type purchases, what do I get wi
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by doorsopen 4y ago
I think the line is drawn at actual stealing. In this case, they're not redesigning the protocol from memory or black box testing. Allegedly they took several specs of the protocol from former employees. Even then, apparently the found
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by doorsopen 4y ago
From the lawsuit looks like the most clear cut evidence they have is: - Founder publishing a private protocol definition to help in building for it - Sales staff sending account and prospect info to their new cribl email addresses before le
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by doorsopen 4y ago
Does the term Geothermal apply to long-duration thermal driven power generation? I have a design for a large scale tidal power generation system, and as global warming continues it becomes more beneficial. Does that count?
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by doorsopen 4y ago
I've switched to using jellyfin and i've never looked back.