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Buffer overruns, license violations and bad code: FreeBSD 13's close call (2021)(arstechnica.com)
3 points by robinpie 2d ago|0 comments
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by robinpie 3d ago
Yeah, I'll try to do this, but I can't find anything better than the generic contact form.
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by robinpie 3d ago
I'm aware how much crap there is on the Internet, I just think the specific nature of this (legitimate commercial vuln scanner thinks I'm Tesla) is funny
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by robinpie 3d ago
pool-ntp.tesla.com --CNAME--> pool.ntp.org --GeoDNS--> thousands of possible servers, biased heavily by user location
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by robinpie 3d ago
Oh absolutely, I just think the specific nature of this (legitimate commercial vuln scanner thinks I'm Tesla) is funny
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by robinpie 3d ago
Oh absolutely, I just think the specific nature of this (legitimate commercial vuln scanner thinks I'm Tesla) is funny
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by robinpie 3d ago
I thought about trying this, but MPIC makes it very very very difficult (the round-robin has some geolocation magic baked in regarding what server it connects you to).
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by robinpie 3d ago
Yes, they should absolutely be using a vendor zone instead of a CNAME under tesla.com.
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by robinpie 3d ago
It's HTTP requests, not NTP requests, and the volume isn't the problem, it's that Assetnote is sending live exploit payloads /at all/ to a stranger on Tesla's behalf
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by robinpie 3d ago
(OOP here). I wonder if switching my replies from 299 to 200 OK would be enough for some of them.
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I'm being cyberattacked by Tesla, Inc(dreamstation.systems)
457 points by robinpie 3d ago|119 comments
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by robinpie 5d ago
https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football
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by robinpie 6d ago
they say on Hacker News
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by robinpie 7d ago
If you interact with Claude like this and ignore legitimate issues it flags, no wonder you have a bad experience.
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by robinpie 8d ago
You can use pretty much anything except hardcoding pool.ntp.org itself, including individual servers in the pool. You don't have to be a specific stratum or anything, and the monitors are comically generous with time accuracy (+-100ms)
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by robinpie 9d ago
funny how we got the ultimate vindication of DWIM
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Please consider running a NTP server in the NTP Pool(dreamstation.systems)
37 points by robinpie 9d ago|8 comments
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by robinpie 9d ago
So excited about this. Writing a real new web browser is a titanic project and Ladybird is making amazing progress
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by robinpie 9d ago
Stuff like smart TVs always go in their own VLAN on my home network. Not because I don't trust the manufacturer, but I cannot be bothered to babysit some Android device on my LAN that I'll keep using years after end-of-support.
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Falsehoods Programmers Believe About LANs(dreamstation.systems)
57 points by robinpie 11d ago|65 comments
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Quirky but compliant QOTDs; or, a slow QOTD server(dreamstation.systems)
1 points by robinpie 12d ago|0 comments
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by robinpie 15d ago
Yes!! I am a case of this! I started on Scratch when I was 7 years old, and although I'm not mainly going into programming, I'm very passionate about IT infrastructure and cybersecurity. I absolutely credit Scratch for my interest
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by robinpie 15d ago
do you think we'll go a full year without a new haiku lol
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by robinpie 16d ago
Wow! Thanks for the note.
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by robinpie 16d ago
Oh yeah absolutely
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by robinpie 16d ago
> A lot of this feels like a requiem for the days when the only people on the Internet were "high-computer-skill" type folks. FWIW I (writer of blog post) am 21 years old and just a bitch lol
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Internet centralization and the original sin of NAT(dreamstation.systems)
229 points by robinpie 17d ago|184 comments
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A Unicode Lover's Manifesto(dreamstation.systems)
3 points by robinpie 24d ago|0 comments
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Playing with the language modeling abilities of gzip(robinpie.neocities.org)
5 points by robinpie 3mo ago|0 comments
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by robinpie 3mo ago
holds up spork

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