letters90

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by letters90 1y ago
It's simple to setup a resolver, really. Basically just "apt install unbound" and you have a resolver ready. the only thing you might have to adjust is the access control https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/
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by letters90 1y ago
That'd be a really good idea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_name_server To be honest, setting up a DNS4EU replica would just be a simple unbound
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by letters90 1y ago
If denmark was to successfully adopt libreoffice they would probably invest in its upkeep aswell Preventing another migration is a cost reduction in itself
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by letters90 1y ago
Not in other countries besides the US. Haven't seen a printout since I started doing taxes.
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by letters90 1y ago
With DBeaver I was able to use tnsnames.ora to use a few tricks to connect to an oracle db It required certain host/user/cid combination to pass the whitelist.
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by letters90 1y ago
The minecraft demo is quite impressive https://browsercraft.cheerpj.com/
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by letters90 1y ago
the update is gold, original message: "They are reproduceable" updated message "lol actually not"
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by letters90 1y ago
I'm not the type to write a blog. I just don't want to invest that much. What I do though is documenting for myself, everything. It has helped me greatly in the last few years
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by letters90 1y ago
I was asking myself the same question, looking for something noteworthy. No there's nothing here to find. The way to go is in the linked discourse, god it's ugly, use iperf.
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by letters90 2y ago
I used nspawn to get a system running in the most ridiculous way. A debian aarch64 vm on kvm starting a systemd-nspawn for an unpacked raspberry pi 3 iso. It works way too well judging by how ridiculous it was. Still saved me a few days ins
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by letters90 2y ago
> All you need to use is a mac. Might as well require you to pay 1000$ up front to use.
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by letters90 2y ago
If you wanted to view this from a darker side it could also be titled: How to generate a hit list to hurt a global economy
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by letters90 2y ago
it's nothing new for cars to be susceptible to replay attacks, yet it's always a proof of incapacity of the involved developers. to even implement such a design is audacious
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by letters90 2y ago
or just a portable mingw coming with an openssh and a dynamic proxy there you go with an easy socks5 proxy.
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by letters90 2y ago
So much work just because someone is using advertised dns from pppoe
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by letters90 2y ago
I don't really see where you are getting that https://github.com/hcengineering/huly-selfhost
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by letters90 2y ago
I didn't consider embedded, probably the biggest target for this.
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by letters90 2y ago
> In our experiments, it takes ~10,000 tries on average to win this race condition, so ~3-4 hours with 100 connections (MaxStartups) accepted per 120 seconds (LoginGraceTime). Ultimately, it takes ~6-8 hours on average to obtain
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by letters90 3y ago
Scan Created? Scan Created where? ... Usage Instructions seem lacking.
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by letters90 4y ago
No mentioning of abcde ? Would like to know how it's seen in the ripping community https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/abcde/
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by letters90 4y ago
Cool to see an environment supporting each other in it security research. He mentions his community on: https://www.vx-underground.org/ Cool papers, code snippets, nice to spend some time on. Nice gimmik with the banner.
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by letters90 4y ago
"Zero Trust" ... Proceeds to use docker images no user will verify.
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by letters90 5y ago
Impressive, kinda proofs that CSS is becoming its' own profession by the state of complexity that is involved
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by letters90 5y ago
https://www.armbian.com/bananapi/#kernels-archive-all 350~MB. Not the smallest but better.
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by letters90 7y ago
I'm curious but too lazy to look it up myself. SO I'll just ask. How far does the 'linux' specification go. Say I want to run a V program on AIX what kind of libraries will I need? What about the 'windows' spec
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by letters90 8y ago
You could pay 5$ for this service. Or you could pay 5$ for a virtual server that can be secured off by yourself and still use reverse proxies on ssh to access any machine... Since a lot of people here have a technical background the most po
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by letters90 8y ago
you are referring to pdf viewer exploits, you can circumvent most of them by either using linux or utilizing less targeted pdf viewer software like sumatra.
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by letters90 8y ago
Beside how great of an effort this is, the main recipients seem to come from the US. Is the US really that poor of a country to need donations for basic school supplies?