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by epitactic 4y ago
> sshd on your shared university server Another attack scenario applies if the shared server hosts a web server: If you have a shell and can bind a port, listening for HTTP requests. Example: nc -vvl 8080 Trick a victim into visiting you
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by epitactic 5y ago
The first problem can be solved with curl-impersonate: https://github.com/lwthiker/curl-impersonate "A special compilation of curl that makes it impersonate Chrome & Firefox", and it now can also imperson
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by epitactic 5y ago
MySQL uses `backticks` for quoting identifiers, ANSI SQL and PostgreSQL use "double-quotes", SQL Server and MS Access use [square brackets]. SQLite supports all three: https://www.sqlite.org/lang_keywords.html
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by epitactic 5y ago
An interesting parallel, Facebook and Twitter also do not allow downvoting, which may also have similar negative effects as Spotify's lack of dislikes: https://questioner.substack.com/p/our-violent-era > So Twi
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by epitactic 5y ago
ESXi (free version), it works well though if I had to do it again from scratch today, I'd probably go with KVM
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by epitactic 5y ago
This is why I've setup my homelab with a hypervisor, you don't have to choose and can run each of these operating systems, for specific purposes they are best suited for. This is what I do: OpenIndiana: file server (ZFS) OpenBSD:
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by epitactic 5y ago
> But what can we do to treat the cause, instead of just the symptoms? By affecting the bottom line, increasing expenses and/or decreasing profits. > If they stop working (or rather work less – it's a spectrum) AdNauseam is
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by epitactic 5y ago
Navidrome [2] is another relatively new option for music streaming servers. Lightweight, written in Go, can handle very large music collections, and is compatible with Subsonic/Madsonic/Airsonic. [2] https://github.com&
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by epitactic 5y ago
List of channels, covering a variety of topics: Amazing Polly And We Know (Romans 8:28) Blessed2Teach Destroying the Illusion Dollar Vigilante Dr. Charlie Ward Dustin Nemos Free Your Mind InTheMatrixxx In Pursuit Of Truth (IPOT) James Red P
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by epitactic 5y ago
Submission statement: starting in October of last year, YouTube conducted what has been called a "massive purge" of channels. The BitBurned directory is an index of such (former) channels, with links to where they can be found on
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Stop Bit Burning: 2021 directory of channels banned on YouTube, alt-tech links(stopbitburning.com)
3 points by epitactic 5y ago|4 comments
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World Economic Forum Cyber Polygon | July 9th, 2021(weforum.org)
1 points by epitactic 5y ago|0 comments
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OpenVAERS: Improved front-end to vaers.hhs.gov data(openvaers.com)
1 points by epitactic 5y ago|0 comments
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by epitactic 5y ago
> It gets worse - gain of function research was banned under Obama until the ban was lifted in 2017 under Trump - https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3... The ban was actually lifted
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List of accounts banned, suspended, or otherwise suppressed by Twitter(infogalactic.com)
3 points by epitactic 5y ago|2 comments
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by epitactic 6y ago
I had the same question - it appears the We Are as Gods documentary is not out yet. According to IMDB, it will be released in March 2021 at the SXSW film festival (March 16-20).
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Librsvg, Rust, and non-mainstream architectures(people.gnome.org)
12 points by epitactic 6y ago|0 comments
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by epitactic 6y ago
Newer posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25857877 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25855653
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by epitactic 6y ago
Also previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25853749
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by epitactic 6y ago
Bloomberg only has this excerpt: > The tweet, which said Uighur women were no longer “baby-making machines,” was originally shared on Jan. 7, but wasn’t removed by Twitter until more than 24 hours later. The complete tweet was archived o
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by epitactic 6y ago
> zipfiles where the first entry is an uncompressed file with the name "mimetype" that has the mimetype The EPUB format also adopted this convention: https://www.w3.org/publishing/epub3/epub-spec.html#
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by epitactic 6y ago
This project looks amazingly promising, thank you for creating it and I wish you the best of luck in its success. One humble suggestion/idea I offer to think about, related to: > It uses trust-based Peers to share the local cache. P
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by epitactic 7y ago
> https://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi?RID=2PUA1EJK114&CMD... This link is no longer working ("Error: Results for RID 2PUA1EJK114 not found", at least for me), mirror: http://archive.md/
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by epitactic 8y ago
Thanks for this, found a review of Authentic8 Silo: https://uk.pcmag.com/password-managers/3921/authentic8-silo Looks like they have been around a while (5+ years), and from their website https://www.au
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by epitactic 8y ago
In the sense that it proxies traffic through the cloud, almost. The target websites won't see your IP address (although I could add a X-Forwarded-For header passing the origin address like archive.is does: http://archive.is&
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by epitactic 8y ago
Deepstream.live, sounded like it was neat, unfortunately, seems to now be down. The same poster also posted about webautomation.guru: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18951821 titled "Show HN: Use Chrome Headless i
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by epitactic 8y ago
Yes indeed it could, I haven't tested it but according to Wikipedia, image maps were introduced in HTML 3.2, which was published as a W3C recommendation in 1997 (!), so in principle it should work. Maybe even earlier, there was a suppl
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by epitactic 8y ago
Sanitizing the DOM is another option, but the main problem I was trying to avoid by taking screenshots is the arms race between the cloud browser and websites, as also seen with ad blockers. A static screenshot in contrast is "up"
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by epitactic 8y ago
The static mirror https://epitactic.gitlab.io/cloudbrowser/ is just a static HTML page + image hosted on GitLab Pages, so it should always be up, but the links there go back to the online demo which was down. Unfortuna
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by epitactic 8y ago
This is a good point, honestly I didn't consider it, or know of Guacamole but I agree it could be a better solution. Looking into it more, maybe noVNC or Guacamole, with VNC or RDP, tethered to a remote browser instance. This would sol

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