yrro

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by yrro 1mo ago
Can you formulate that question more precisely if this doesn't answer you? * I am still using the same domains that I've always hosted mail for * Since I am sending from new IP addresses, but want to retain the ability to send f
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by yrro 1mo ago
Thank you for this perspective. I've been hosting my own email for about 25 years and have never had significant problems delivering to any of the large providers. A couple of months ago I migrated from one VPS host to another. I'
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by yrro 4mo ago
Debian builds Exim against GnuTLS because OpenSSL used to use a license with an advertising clause, making it incompatible with the GPLd Exim. Since OpenSSL 3 is now available under a GPL-compatible license, I think it's long past time
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by yrro 4mo ago
Ask the CA/Browser forum what they will insist upon
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by yrro 5mo ago
FYI RHEL's SELinux policy blocks AF_ALG socket creation for confined services out of the box. But disabling via RestrictAddressFamilies= unit option, or initcall_blacklist= kernel parameter, seems to be a good mitigation for unconfined
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by yrro 5mo ago
They've bumped the severity and 8/9/10 are now 'affected'. Hope a patch comes soon!
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by yrro 5mo ago
Have you got any info about this. 'seinfo -c' shows there is an alg_socket class. I presume this permission is required to be able to create an AF_ALG socket: $ sesearch -A -c alg_socket -p createallow bluetooth_t bluetooth_
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by yrro 7mo ago
... and that is why all 'modern' software is incredibly memory and CPU intensive...
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by yrro 7mo ago
Take it from someone who saw it when it first aired on standard definition analogue TV: it doesn't really matter all that much. The performance of the actors and the story is what's important!
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by yrro 7mo ago
A _real_ web site! When I first returned to it rewatching B5 a couple of years ago, I actaully found it difficult to navigate. It took me a while to realise that my brain was parsing the block of navigation buttons at the centre top of the
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by yrro 7mo ago
The "TKO" 'A' plot is silly but it has one of the most moving and memorable 'B' plots of the series!
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by yrro 7mo ago
This is the same company that, back in the day, warned users to not click links in Internet Explorer. A web browser.
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by yrro 7mo ago
Doesn't this break CRL fetching and OCSP queries?
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by yrro 7mo ago
Of course not, the vulnerability is in "AMD’s AutoUpdate software" (i.e., vendor trash).
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by yrro 7mo ago
That won't overwrite pages not allocated to a namespace (which can happen due to wear levelling/underprovisioning, or because the controller has decided to stop using that page because it's unhealthy). Flash looks like a simp
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by yrro 7mo ago
What's the difference between this and sanitize? Should we be doing both? [edit] sanitize runs on the controller level while format works on the namespace level. So I suppose formatting won't touch any pages not allocated to a nam
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by yrro 7mo ago
I suppose arguably the kernel, or at least some component of the OS, should be freezing/locking drives as they come online. The firmware doing so as one-off operation during boot is a workaround for the lack of this being done by the O
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by yrro 7mo ago
I've lost faith that Linux distros will ever fix the problem where some PCR changes and the TPM refuses to unseal the key... the user is left with a recovery passphrase prompt & no way to verify whether they have been attacked by t
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by yrro 7mo ago
> So I connected it to the computer with the USB to NVME M.2 converter > blkdiscard: /dev/nvme0n1: BLKSECDISCARD ioctl failed: Operation not supported I've got a USB-to-NVME adapter that exposes the NVME namespaces as S
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by yrro 8mo ago
Somehow, I knew this would be curl before finishing reading the headline. Good on them!
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by yrro 8mo ago
In the UK it's minimum code and we don't bother to inspect. We trust the building firms to self-certify, with predictable results...
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by yrro 8mo ago
How much easier would it be to design build & maintain aircraft if we did away with (passenger) windows?
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by yrro 8mo ago
https://www.electricitybills.uk/ shows a breakdown of the components of consumer energy bills. It's not as simple as saying "it's expensive because of gas", though pricing based on the marginal productio
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by yrro 9mo ago
If only the inventors of NAT had patented it and then refused to license it!
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by yrro 9mo ago
Is it commonly used within small/medium/large businesses?
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by yrro 9mo ago
Spare some context for a poor old blind beggar?
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by yrro 9mo ago
Dandelion roots are ridiculously long! https://images.wur.nl/digital/collection/coll13/id/676/rec/3
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by yrro 10mo ago
Separating out main, guest, work, internet-of-shit, security & VPN subnets
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by yrro 10mo ago
There is no such thing as an 'internal' network.
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by yrro 10mo ago
It seems like no government wants to kick the hornet's nest & solve this issue, nor the issue of pavement parking. At least this government is finally working on the problem of doctored number plates that are invisible to enforceme

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