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I've been running GrapheneOS for over a year and have had zero issues with 3 different banks, and all credit cards. I'm sure there are issues with some banks, but I've never seen t…

Interesting post, but all I hear is the classic Slashdot troll; "I don't mean to start a flamewar, but... BSD is dying!"

I agree, it's like robots.txt, you don't have a link to it from the webpage, but it's always (well it's supposed to be...) there. However I can see how normal folk wouldn't look fo…

+1 on XHTML by hand, I'd always have the XHTML 1.0 badge up to brag about it too: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Valid_XHTML_1.0.svg

This has been my practice for 20+ years of running SSH, that and using Ansible to keep sshd hardened. https://github.com/dev-sec/ansible-collection-hardening/tree...

Down for me too at the moment: ----------------------- We'll be right back There's a technical issue with our site right now. If you need help with something urgent, you can contac…

Once again, Gov Parsons makes me embarrassed to be a Missouri resident.

For me: rsync > tarsnap I have a backup rsync script that parses a file I have that lists every path I want backed up. Yes, this considers dotfiles, so the poster's .env file would…

My first thought, also always run long running jobs like this in Screen or Tmux! As it is, it's a good learning post that others should be able to build on (and don't hit control-c…

I've used this project off and on for years, and it's always worked perfectly. I'd have an infosec conference to go to, I'd setup a host with wireguard, give my friends the cert, w…

> "get your hands dirty with tlp" I always go with the defaults, so my hands get dirty by: `apt-get install tlp tlp-rdw` That's it - by default it starts, and is enabled to come up…

Like you, I know I'm not the typical Linux user, but I took started out with Linux (Red Hat) in 1996, then got into learning Linux with Slackware. Today I have servers at home and …

Looks cool, I especially like the proposed Signal support... how can I download the Linux Beta? Not finding a link, and since it's not open source I assume the code isn't on github…

"Wuba duba lub lub!"

Fact: Slashdot is dying It is official. Netcraft now confirms: Slashdot is dying One more crippling bombshell hit the already beleaguered Slashdot community when CmdrTaco confirmed…

In case the site is down, here's a mirror http://www.invitinghome.com/Mirrors/img/mirror-1534.jpg

Finally read last week, really enjoyed it, so that was the first thing I thought of when I saw this story. logs into OASIS to search for the egg

Working with Docker at a previous gig, after wrestling with docker-for-mac and boot2docker for months I just stopped witl all the hacky work-arounds and just used Vagrant or Ubuntu…

BFA with emphasis on interior design and studio art. I still paint and love it, but been doing Linux/Open Source stuff for over 20 years now. When I got into Linux it reminded me o…

Meh, I'll install it later.

Is there a way to hook into keybase? https://keybase.io/ This project looks great, I use Fastmail but would like to have an IMAP web front end I host (I used to host my own stack),…

It's pronounced `hax0r`

I was very interested in this back in the day, in fact, I wrote a HOWTO to get the desktop bit run under Ubuntu: https://fak3r.com/2006/01/31/howto-mezzo-desktop-on-ubuntu/ I'm sur…

Mine is on my keychain, plus you need my username, password and yubikey to authenticate, so if someone steals my laptop (oh noes!) they still have hurdles to jump.