jonssons

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by jonssons 9y ago
Your best option would be to use the [Return receipt] or [Delivery status notification] options. The latter will be an automated notification from the mail server stating it accepted or deferred the e-mail.
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by jonssons 9y ago
what. again?
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5G Wireless Technology: Is 5G Harmful to Our Health?(saferemr.com)
2 points by jonssons 9y ago|0 comments
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by jonssons 9y ago
I had to depart quickly so I had to cut it short. To elaborate further: The temp offices usually work with day contracts, allowing them to 'fire' you when you get a bad review, they don't need you that day or they don't
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by jonssons 9y ago
as an ex-temp worker: that's how it is. You want to work, you have to put up with the stuff they throw at you. No. It's not fair. No. It's not just. It's for the poor. It's for the uneducated. It's for the immi
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by jonssons 9y ago
Thanks. I love the examples.
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by jonssons 9y ago
my hero! 91k of free monies (minus operation costs)
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by jonssons 9y ago
and they still call me paranoid ...
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by jonssons 9y ago
title sounds like a battle of epic proportions took place in the netherworlds ...
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by jonssons 9y ago
how about a solar panel on the back (or a transparant one on the front). How about heat activated. How about activated by radiation in the air (microwaves).
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by jonssons 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker
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by jonssons 9y ago
FTP, not SFTP? I'd increase the bill of my neighbours I don't like a bit.
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by jonssons 9y ago
tl;dr: you'll have to buy new led lights over 5 years.
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by jonssons 9y ago
exactly
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by jonssons 9y ago
using certificates is getting advanced. Here you'll allow the server to request a client certificate from the visitor. The visitor will have to supply the certificate (which is 4096b if you take security serious). Easy (read easier) to
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by jonssons 9y ago
There are lots of possibilities. For example: Only allow web connections through localhost and start an x session through ssh. This would require you to install a webbrowser though, so that's another security risk. Perhaps you could se
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by jonssons 9y ago
letsencrypt if security is not all that important.
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by jonssons 9y ago
In my experience: - Ubuntu is not stable - it is not hardened out of the box - it can contain dangerous configuration out of the box - it calls home - it will tempt you to install dev packages or other packages unfit for production (because
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by jonssons 9y ago
rkhunter does fim in a limited way. I hope OP is not talking about sites with sensitive data. ossec is usually great for storing more sensitive data. The above list will help you from most scriptkiddy attacks, which are 99% of the attacks I
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by jonssons 9y ago
if you wanna go there. I use a custom script to make backups, encrypt them using gpg and store them on public ftp boxes. Automated retrieval of said backup in case of problems and automated server recovery in case of disaster.
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by jonssons 9y ago
I don't use debian because I don't like apt. The most vulnerable moment of my systems is when the ISP sends the password in plain text over e-mail. Until the password has been changed and the system has been sanitized( ), I consid
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by jonssons 9y ago
> - reverse proxy to backend webserver Using a reverse proxy allows you to cache static content, decreasing load. I'm not talking about load balancers. These days you need them when your website pulls _a lot_ of requests (1000/
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by jonssons 9y ago
I am a sysadmin with approx 15 years of experience running linux systems and open source software. When I set things up, I tend to form things my way. I usually have little resources for monitoring or staff, so automation is the best to do.
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by jonssons 9y ago
pov of sysadmin: - reverse proxy to backend webserver - run checks on each request on the reverse proxy - close all ports except what needs to be open - only allow access to what needs to be seen - perform frequent security updates (script