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ajphdiv
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Comment #24183595
https://github.com/dsoprea/GDriveFS Fuse driver wrapper
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Comment #23855882
Buy shares in a small publicly traded company. Pump/dump shares. One tweet from musk stating he was adding such and such to all Teslas would send the target company through the roo…
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Comment #23816928
Assuming children do not spread covid-19 as much as adults, it would be fair to say they still do spread at some degree. Therefore, the question is what is the risk tolerance that …
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Comment #23782571
Maybe that's whats next -- online only restaurants. Food made in a warehouse.
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Comment #23350062
A better solution might be to start the archiving process from the beginning. Having a main page that links to content stored on 2020.website.com. The following year, publish new c…
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Comment #23297834
True. Why hire an American dev for remote work?
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Comment #23288963
I disable the animations in accessibility. Is there a JB app that goes beyond that?
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Comment #23283541
Huge fan of i3. It also allowed me to reduce down to one monitor. I use a MSI Optix 34” curved monitor. I like your idea with the USB hub to switch between computers — I will proba…
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Comment #23266321
I work remote from a quiet neighborhood with dedicated office. I’m still distracted half the time with other things and often get bored sitting in my office by myself. I wander aro…
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Comment #23246709
The more pointed argument would be there is no federal law prohibiting port scans.
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Comment #23246529
Not illegal. Sites like shodan.io would have an issue if it was.
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Comment #23245509
Setting up recursive dns with unbound on the pi-hole https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/unbound/
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Comment #23224477
I’m not seeing a lot of insight in this article or how the analysis was done. Also, the use of the term forensic bothers me. Does the author understand the meaning of the word? Whe…
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Comment #23115837
There is a open source digital forensics project called APOLLO ( https://github.com/mac4n6/APOLLO ) -- that could be used for personal use to get location information off your phon…
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Comment #23012634
> Only Regardless, that's the situation -- so can't be ignored.
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Comment #22987572
> It doesn't decrypt other people's media files, as the title could suggest. It can be used to decrypt other's files as long as there is physical access to the device and the user'…
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Comment #22957823
Do they have different formulas for different countries? I’ve had coke products in several different countries and they all tasted different to me. The most noticeable was a coke i…
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Comment #22814624
Shareholders don't sign user agreements.
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Comment #22748150
It's to keep my logs cleaner. It doesn't add any security value since the port is still open. I don't allow password auth. I was just always annoyed with how many times port 22 was…
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Comment #22748115
This software isn't available thru the mac app store. Hopefully, we never get to the point where Apple can decide what I can/can't run on my mac.
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Comment #22748105
Why did you delete the tweet?
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Comment #22739541
I can't either, in fact all 10+ of the hosts that I routinely access have ports higher than OPs issue.
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Comment #22613182
I would find this helpful can you post a link to an OBS plugin for VMs. Thanks
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Comment #22493336
I would also assume the ‘dummy’ operating system wouldn’t have much activity. Since the user would be using the hidden OS. So that coupled with the unaccounted for space would rais…