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The Great Unracking: Saying goodbye to the servers at our physical datacenter(stackoverflow.blog)
4 points by notfoss 1y ago|2 comments
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by notfoss 2y ago
In Japan, even the bees know martial arts.
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by notfoss 5y ago
They also don't have to pay any taxes for money earned through scamming.
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by notfoss 5y ago
While I like the concept, the title of this article is misleading, as nowhere on the GitHub page or even at https://einaregilsson.com/redirector/ does the author highlight the privacy implications of this. As mentioned
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by notfoss 6y ago
> Surprisingly a couple of times, I was asked about recognizing birds by their singing. The library can't do it, but it is something I am thinking about exploring one day. Hopefully, it'll be easier than this: https:/&#x2
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by notfoss 6y ago
Android - at least for now - supports DoT. But, who knows, they might switch to DoH in the future. https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using#an... PS: I have been using it for a while and it w
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by notfoss 7y ago
> people email me now instead. And then you manually add that to the article or just keep it to yourself?
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by notfoss 7y ago
Many companies use shortened URLs in SMS messages.
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by notfoss 7y ago
They should name it Borderlands cafe :P
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by notfoss 7y ago
Zoho.
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Yubikey 5 Teardown(hexview.com)
2 points by notfoss 7y ago|0 comments
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by notfoss 7y ago
If I was one of their shareholders, I would be happy instead, as they seem to have come out as the real good guys in the whole story (unless they were legally obligated for covering the mess).
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by notfoss 9y ago
Well, it's generous for non-americans ;)
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The International Obfuscated C Code Contest(ioccc.org)
3 points by notfoss 10y ago|0 comments
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by notfoss 10y ago
Give the kid Emacs, the language doesn't matter :P
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Vim 25 presentation by Bram Moolenaar(youtube.com)
8 points by notfoss 10y ago|0 comments
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by notfoss 10y ago
I am not sure why you were downvoted, but that is exactly the reason why many blog posts don't display the post date.
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by notfoss 10y ago
Recently I was watching "The Dictator" in which Sacha Cohen's character told someone that his name was something like "Imumoccupancy120", to which the other one replied "There is a number in your name?". B
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by notfoss 11y ago
Thanks for the explanation. But generally I have found aria2 to be more reliable in such scenarios.
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by notfoss 11y ago
aria2 is much more reliable when downloading stuff, especially for links which involve redirections. For example here's a link to download 7zip for windows from filehippo.com. Results: * Curl doesn't download it at all. curl -
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by notfoss 11y ago
This would be better directed at those who use Outlook. The ones using curl to send mails will be boasting about it ;)
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by notfoss 11y ago
Don't worry, this is how HN works and we are able to discover different programs around a similar theme.
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GZ-Sort: A utility for sorting really big files(kmkeen.com)
2 points by notfoss 11y ago|0 comments
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by notfoss 11y ago
For new IP addresses, you can write a script to monitor your auth.log file.
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by notfoss 11y ago
What is the Full SSL feature offered by you? From what I understand it means supporting weaker ciphers apart from SSL and older TLS versions. Is that the case?
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by notfoss 11y ago
That's why I tell users to always remember the '-h/--help' option ;).
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Half-Life 1 and 2 writer retires(arstechnica.com)
4 points by notfoss 11y ago|0 comments
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by notfoss 11y ago
Shouldn't it be the opposite? If clients receive a REJECT message, they will simply stop trying to connect, but if they don't receive any response at all, i.e., DROP, they will keep on trying to connect before any timeout threshol
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by notfoss 11y ago
Very nice article, even for advanced users (not attackers ;)). I have one question though. What are your thoughts on DROP vs REJECT firewall rules, as some people claim that DROP offers no additional benefits over REJECT while causing incon
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by notfoss 11y ago
Not trying to excuse OSX's behaviour, but non-technical users are the ones who use passwords like: abcdef, 123456, password123, etc. In fact, using such characters (emojis, other unicode characters, etc.) in passwords should be conside

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