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by oskapt 6mo ago
Super not true. Unless they're actively _impersonating_ a Coast Guard officer and acting overtly in that purported role, there's no crime. Simply having a thing called "coast guard" doesn't run afoul of anything. (1
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by oskapt 7mo ago
This showed up in a couple of scanners as having shadow DOM elements. View with caution.
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by oskapt 1y ago
It’s DNS so they just have to accept the query and redirect it to a local server that answers for anything and returns the 451 error. However, it’s also worth noting that Cloudflare is a giant MitM proxy who already decrypts everything and
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by oskapt 2y ago
That’s not recidivism, which is the return to committing crimes after release. This is a punishment for bad behavior while inside the jail. It’s a method of behavioral control in real time. I doubt that anyone who gets out of jail is using
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by oskapt 2y ago
And it also isn’t “dreadfull.” I am very skeptical of taking any advice from a person unable to use basic spell checking before publishing an article. I’m also skeptical of advice from someone who has only recently discovered a possible sol
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by oskapt 3y ago
https://archive.ph/ls2fx
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by oskapt 3y ago
Syncthing is great, and I use it at home. For a robust multi-user alternative to Dropbox (or *cloud), I can also recommend Seafile. I replaced Dropbox with a self-hosted version of Seafile and have never looked back. Also, for a fantastic m
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by oskapt 3y ago
Something that I don’t see people talking about here is that MyQ is the core/required integration component for Amazon Key in-garage delivery, a service used by millions of people to have their packages delivered to their garages inste
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by oskapt 3y ago
Back in the early 2000s my secondary DNS server was getting slammed with MX requests from some spammer. I set up a BIND view for just that requesting IP that returned the IP of the FBI mail server for every MX request. I then contacted the
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by oskapt 4y ago
I just logged into AirBNB after not using it for a few years (pandemic and all), only to find that my account was deactivated for not following their ToS and community standards. I only ever had great reviews from the places that I stayed,
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by oskapt 4y ago
That is most often caused by reputation issues around the IP where your mail server lives. If you host it at home or in any “residential” block of addresses, then most definitely. Same if hosted on a VPS or with a provider whose address spa
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Redpanda gives Kafka a run for its money(infoworld.com)
2 points by oskapt 4y ago|0 comments
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by oskapt 4y ago
This site is a scam. They can’t even spell “breathe” properly. Airlines have pressurized, climate controlled cargo areas where a small number of pets can be transported. They have strict rules and regulations about carrier sizes and other t
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by oskapt 4y ago
We lived on a farm with two colonies of boring brown rabbits. We had lived there for years and never seen anything other than boring brown rabbits. At the time we had a black cat, and he died of old age. We buried him in the orchard where o
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by oskapt 4y ago
Hazel is good at finding files related to a deleted application and offering to remove them.
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by oskapt 5y ago
I slept for three years on a slab of concrete with a folded wool fire blanket as a mattress. On top of it I had sheets and a top blanket and a regular pillow. My roommates thought I was crazy, but after a few days of adjusting to it, I foun
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by oskapt 5y ago
It's impossible to traverse NAT without having ports forwarded between the public and private IPs. My comment meant that I didn't want to manually configure port forwarding on my edge router back to hosts and then have to maintain
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by oskapt 5y ago
Traefik has over 2 billion downloads from Docker Hub. Lots of people are using it. I left Rancher/SUSE to work for Traefik Labs because it's a product that stands out in a space where it's pretty hard to differentiate.
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by oskapt 5y ago
Hi. I'm the video creator. I didn't even know this was submitted to HN until I saw the view count today. I definitely didn't do it to spam the referral to DO - in the entire time that I've had that referral link, I'
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by oskapt 5y ago
I’ve run my own mail server for decades, and if you set up SPF and DMARC correctly, you won’t have any real issues. The biggest problem I had over the years was with outlook.com blacklisting all of AWS as spam IP space, but once I contacted
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by oskapt 5y ago
This doesn’t deserve to be downvoted. The statement is correct. I have a permanently destroyed right foot and ankle because someone made a left turn from the right lane just outside the Holland Tunnel in NJ back in 2004. The driver “didn’t
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by oskapt 6y ago
You are correct! This is known as signaling. If you hate the article, don’t understand it or would prefer to close the tab, then you have recognized that the signal was not for you. This is excellent. The author has written something that d
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by oskapt 6y ago
Ok. Thank you for the guidance.
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by oskapt 6y ago
We applied for a returning resident visa. She went in for the appointment, with all the documentation, and that's when the consular told her that unless she'd been in a coma for the last several years, it was within her power to r
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by oskapt 6y ago
This is true. My wife has renewed her Russian passport from Poland and from Chile, as well as from within the United States.
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by oskapt 6y ago
I'm a US citizen who has been working in Chile for a US company for several years. My wife of 12 years is Russian and has had a green card since 2000. She grew up in New York. She came here with me for my work, and due to COVID was una
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by oskapt 6y ago
Has anyone ever in the history of complaining about this type of script run one and had it nuke their computer? What are the odds that the domains and companies and projects that use this have built their online presence just to pwn your co
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by oskapt 6y ago
I use it as a core part of my self-hosted infrastructure, as an alternative to IFTTT or Zapier. I do simple things with it, like monitor GitHub for releases of software I use, filter out release candidates and post the info to a Mattermost
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by oskapt 7y ago
I run Huginn in a Kubernetes cluster with most of its heavy lifting done by HTTP calls to OpenFaaS running in the same cluster. This let me write complex logic in Python but have Huginn handle the execution, triggers, filtering, and deliver
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by oskapt 7y ago
Not in the US. The property owner is liable for injury in the property even if the person was trespassing or committing a crime. People have legally shot intruders in their home and then been successfully sued in civil court for the injurie

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