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Liblor

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    Comment #22901103

    A professor at my University mentioned that when he was a student, the professors at that time claimed that the security of BGP is a solved problem and nobody is going to talk abou…

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    Comment #18867736

    According to this [1] dutch article, they used a private Blackberry server. [1] https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/nederlandse-pol...

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    Comment #17564458

    Resources I like that haven't been mentioned yet: Offensive Computer Security (used to be a class at FSU): http://hackallthethings.com/ocs.php https://www.cs.fsu.edu/~redwood/Offen…

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    Comment #16326480

    I own a reMarkable Tablet, unfortunately its software has many teething troubles. For instance, the regular* eraser doesn't erase everything. I.e. on the tablet, it appears as it e…

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    Comment #14201264

    I use Syncthing[1], it is open source and in my opinion a great way to keep your files synced across multiple computers. However I don't think it is the best option to keep code sy…

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    Comment #13352059

    I had a N9 and I loved it. The user experience of MeeGo was just awesome and very innovative! Choosing Windows phone over MeeGo was definitely a mistake. In my opinion Windows phon…

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    Comment #13035809

    I wouldn't recommend PPTP, it is not really secure. If you try to avoid surveillance you better follow best practice. [1] https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/45509/are-the…

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    Comment #12412450

    There is also the possibility to use cornstarch, flour or other powders for fire breathing. This should be safe, you shouldn't inhale the powder though. I did it once, when I was a…

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    Comment #11699997

    https://gcc.godbolt.org is also helpful, it colorizes the assembly output corresponding to the C/C++ source. Furthermore, you can simply change between Intel and AT&T synatx.

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    Comment #9719939

    I use a VPN that tunnels through Sweden and I just got the GEMA "error message", but I don't even live in Germany (so information leak should not be the case). After changing the V…

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    Comment #9346249

    Looks interesting especially for non-designers like me. I also recommend Skeleton[1] for a simple and clean look. It has some additional features and makes use of classes, but is s…