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jmprspret
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Comment #41310134
Thank you! However I do disagree with one point you've made here; I do not consider my case an "extreme" case. It's just antithetical to the US' vision. Which is kind of my point. …
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Comment #41310095
But why would a country have to be "better" or "worse"? Why consider anything else besides stockpiling weapons, after all it's the key to peace, right?
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Comment #41308750
Destroying Gaza itself is not the goal. It's destroying the people that's the goal. So that other people can occupy that land. And that is being accomplished with old, new, weapons…
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Comment #41308060
Maybe I'm from Iran. Maybe not. Maybe I'm from a country that Iran doesn't call for the destruction of. It's hypothetical. Let's say hypothetically, I'm not committing treason, I'm…
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Comment #41307153
So if I go and work for Iran's missile program it's fair game then right? Best guarantor of peace is their large stockpile of weapons too.
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Comment #41306964
Fonts do always look way better on Chrome. I can't explain it.
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Comment #41304700
Xanax is a benzodiazepine. You get "high" when taking just barely more than instructed. It's addictive. It's abused frequently. I've abused it before. It feels nice. I would be sur…
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Comment #41250260
Is this NPD's "IP" though? Is my personal information that company scraped, now that company's intellectual property?
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Comment #41220465
Wait what? Do you seriously need bold fonts in your terminal? I find them annoying. I would much prefer a single weight.
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Comment #41207862
Is there a non-twitter link? Blocks me because I have DNS adblock+using mobile browser.
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Comment #41201406
I'm Australian and I've never heard a corner shop be referred to as a Milk Bar. I'm relatively young too though. Could be that.
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Comment #41201367
Depending on how religiously pious the man is, he may not even look at her eyes.
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Comment #41186896
I'm way out of my depth here, but I think this comparison to the birds of paradise feathers makes the most sense in terms of me visualising what Nxylon would look like with a thin …
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Comment #41159264
I'd never heard of this. Looks very very interesting! I'd be keen to know Filippo's (age creator) opinion on this, if he has any.
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Comment #41150482
Given their track record, I do believe you.
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Comment #41144151
This fucking sucks. I recently just told someone to stop using ABP and to use uBO. "Normal people" don't want, nor care enough, to switch to Firefox.
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Comment #41127014
Yeah. As someone who has literally been in this industry.. As sad as it is, its a pretty massive ask to expect all healthcare places to have their security "tight". All it takes is…
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Comment #41085334
> Attacker could do this as well, No they cannot. They should not/will not be able to view that initial TOTP generation code. That is the "secret" that determines what digits are g…
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Comment #41085293
The clients are the open source part of Tailscale. They can be forked and built by someone else if required. However I do not think Tailscale is going to remove the custom control …
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Comment #41084477
Nothing that I've noticed. I actually have never run vanilla Tailscale without Headscale so I'm not sure. I think auto TLS requires some extra config, and DNS rules. I don't use it…
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Comment #41084288
> I still have to rely on a landlord. This is a very good point. Counterpoint is self-hosting Headscale which I mentioned in another comment here: https://github.com/juanfont/heads…
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Comment #41084277
You can self-host a Tailscale control sever with Headscale[1]. It's not quite at feature parity with Tailscale, but it supports most if not all the current feature set and its impr…
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Comment #41084258
That could be true. Especially those that opt for a heuristic/application anomalous behaviour approach. But then, you can add white listing and exceptions to most AV products.
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Comment #41076437
I didn't mean to imply that so for security was a bad thing. Now I read back my comment I see that is exactly how it sounds. I agree with you
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Comment #41075340
DNS tunneling, or smuggling through DNS requests, is like a known malware C2 method. Seems really weird to (ab)use it for ""security""