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by tric 3y ago
> Only requirement is that the domain the attacker is spoofing is using O365. This is not true. The paper mentions multiple service providers using more relaxed validation. Table 3, section 5 in the paper shows which policies need to be
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by tric 3y ago
Your domain may have a policy of reject or quarantine, but does the receiving host correctly act on that policy? I can understand if free email providers are more permissive with narrow authentication scenarios. Users aren't usually ab
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by tric 3y ago
> the DMARC offenders are primarily at the state, county, and local level. This has been my experience as well. Likely due to their systems being managed by lowest-bidder MSPs. Someone once shared their own analysis of each state's
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by tric 3y ago
The diagram demonstrating the attack shows DMARC fails. All they have shown is that everyone should have DMARC configured properly, and use a reject or quarantine policy. This has been best practice for a long time now. They use the example
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by tric 3y ago
The problem is with linking the account/activity with your identity. HN can only use less reliable identifiers (eg GeoIP) to link my account to other data. A phone number (potentially) connects me to more data about me.
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by tric 3y ago
It's always surprising to see how willing people are to give up their phone number to use an app. It's not just Meta products. Telegram & ChatGPT too. I'm afraid more services will go in this direction.
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by tric 3y ago
> I'm surprised there isn't some way for gamers to rent out use of their GPU's when idle. https://rendernetwork.com/ "The Render Network® Provides Near Unlimited Decentralized GPU Computing Power For
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by tric 3y ago
> wouldn't it be a duopoly considering that AMD is also a big player? I don't think GPUs are commoditized. You can't swap a Nvida GPU with a AMD GPU, and get the same performance/results.
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by tric 3y ago
> people used to get around without driving Believe it or not, they still do.
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by tric 3y ago
> Geez, TikTok (basically) content on HN... The aggression, quick cuts, single word subtitles... I don't understand the appeal of this style. I wonder how people will look back at this era of video editing in 10 years.
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by tric 3y ago
You can ask that the mortgage not be sold, and continue to be serviced at your local bank. I don't know if this increases costs, though.
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by tric 3y ago
That quote is about "Bitcoin supply" and impact to the "entire Blockchain regime" (ie the Bitcoin blockchain), not Ordinals. Regardless, Ordinals is not centralized. See the correction in the article.
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by tric 3y ago
>Probably that it’s very centralized. Or at least that the price is able to be highly influenced by a few individuals/groups. The article and the parent comment are about Ordinals. Your comment appears to be an opinion about Bitcoin
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by tric 3y ago
> I have premium at the moment ...and the ads are still getting out of hand. Do you mean promos for other Netflix shows? Or are these ads for products/services unrelated to Netflix?
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by tric 3y ago
> seems like a power grab to me If you're not at the table, you're on the menu.
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by tric 3y ago
> What's concerning to me are reports of the car still uploading all the collected data if you attach a cell phone to the radio's bluetooth This must be if you have the car manufacturer's app installed. I can't think
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by tric 3y ago
> How could a car system be better than just be a screen and interface for the functionality your phone provides? It's literally the dream. This is how Apple Carplay works. It just streams the phone to the display, and accepts input
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by tric 3y ago
I was looking into getting a new toyota, but was hesitant because of this tracking "feature." I searched online for how to disable it, and found this question: https://carkiller.com/scottykilmer/qa/how-to
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by tric 3y ago
Here's the nitter link: https://nitter.net/elonmusk/status/1657050349608501249 A few days ago, Twitter started requiring cookies when not logged in.
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by tric 3y ago
I think vitamin D deficiency explains moderate hair loss in some people. Just based on my own experience. I don't think enough people mention it.
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by tric 3y ago
If the technology to distribute/consume the content were more restrictive, would content producers at every level have a global reach? Piracy is an acceptable loss enabled by the tech that allows global distribution. https:/&#x2F
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by tric 3y ago
Why do you recommend different term limits for house members?
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by tric 3y ago
> I think the reasoning behind not having an age cap in Congress is that if the people want to elect someone who is old, they should be able to do so. If that were true, why aren't we allowed to elect someone younger than 30? https
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by tric 3y ago
They rely on the pushshift api to get comments that were deleted. The other comments are pulled by the browser at the time the page is accessed. Depends on if the changes affect pushshift's crawling.
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by tric 3y ago
> Emacs wants you to hit the meta/alt key a lot, which is difficult for a touch typist. hmm.... I wonder if this is the reason Mac OS uses the option key for things like 'kill word' (ctrl+backspace on other OSes or ctrl+w
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by tric 3y ago
Promotions for other Microsoft services. Article is click-bait.
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by tric 3y ago
It would be more noteworthy if their reporters left Twitter.
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by tric 3y ago
BTC is up 32% since the day before the price dropping as a result of the FTX collapse. BTC is up 77% since the bottom of the collapse.
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by tric 3y ago
> not to invest all your savings in high risk investments FTX's failure was due to fraud. Not "high risk investments." They literally didn't have the assets they claimed to have. The same investments held at other cen
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by tric 3y ago
I wonder if Twitter is suppressing tweets about Tesla competitors. Honda, Toyota, Nissan, etc.

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