secureleaf

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by secureleaf 3y ago
I wouldn’t be so certain. Oracle has been doing this for years with Oracle Linux.
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by secureleaf 5y ago
As an owner of an Advantage 2, I wholeheartedly agree. I was worried that I'd lose my ability to type on a normal keyboard after I became accustomed to the ortholinear layout of the Kinesis (as some posts online suggested), but I'
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by secureleaf 5y ago
I also have the 2019 MacBook Pro and it's been a dumpster fire. I'm running 3x 4K monitors and it's completely unusable with the dedicated GPU (the 5500M). I spent months trying everything I could think of: downgrading to Cat
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by secureleaf 5y ago
This is true, although it's important to differentiate active and passive adapters. Ubiquiti sells some devices that are 24V passive PoE. These devices include their UISP products (such as devices like the AirMax). Passive injectors
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by secureleaf 5y ago
I might be in the minority here, but wired headphones have always been a disaster for me. I only buy wireless ones now, even though they're fraught with their own issues. It seems like there's always a tradeoff to be made, specifi
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by secureleaf 5y ago
This a great idea but it would be difficult to implement. Sure, it would be easy to catch (and block) HTTP requests other than OPTIONS and GET. But even a GET request can be used to send data. Just pack the data you want to send in the quer
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by secureleaf 5y ago
Thanks for clarifying. That’s exactly the problem that I’m facing. There really needs to be a third option that doesn’t follow the Intercom style of docs that is also suitable for marketing use. In an ideal world, navigation would be chapte
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by secureleaf 5y ago
I’m very interested in seeing how Dokkument turns out. There are too many documentation tools that: 1) have horrible navigation 2) lack a good editing experience / CMS, especially when working with a lot of images & videos. Markdow
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by secureleaf 5y ago
This is not a safe method for protecting against this type of cache vulnerability. IP addresses are regularly shared by multiple users, especially when behind NAT (even mobile ISPs are doing carrier grade NAT these days).