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mfincham
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About mfincham
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Comment #33169324
There used to be a hack for getting integrated windows using Remote Desktop, but I can't remember the name of it anymore and Google isn't finding much :( Hopefully someone remember…
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Comment #33168763
I do almost all my computing through Xpra these days. Being able to combine windows seamlessly from multiple VMs is a much more usable way to segregate workloads, and Xpra doesn't …
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Comment #33060728
The classic metzdowd cryptography list is generally good reading: https://www.metzdowd.com/mailman/listinfo/cryptography Another good fly-on-the-wall place to see what's going on i…
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Comment #33015865
They brought a laptop to market and shipped thousands of those. So, seems likely?
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Comment #32632942
This is a very long lived urban legend.
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Comment #32502121
The currently shipping affordable RISC-V SBCs tend to be RISC-V cores embedded with a bunch of frustrating undocumented peripherals, more or less the same as with affordable ARM SB…
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Comment #32064451
"We will just use technology to bypass this bad law" is a very convenient position for a technology-focused group to take. It feels weirdly privileged to just say "ah we will abdic…
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Comment #31915821
Google's nsjail ( https://github.com/google/nsjail ) has a nice "inetd style" mode where it can launch a sandboxed process in response to a TCP connection for similar use cases to …
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Comment #31904190
For reasons of safety: they're LiFePO4 batteries, swapping in Lithium Ion would be hazardous :)
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Comment #31840983
The first sentence of the page says the author is a woman.
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Comment #31840798
SFTP isn't really FTP over SSH, it's just a collision of naming.
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Comment #31664736
Excellent! I have the Uni-T version and it was suspiciously similar :)
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Comment #31601578
I believe this Klein Tools camera is a re-brand of the Uni-T UTi80P, so probably these tricks apply there as well.
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Comment #30974954
It's basically like you described - an informally specified set of rules the various "big players" in e-mail enforce. There's some consensus about the things you "have" to do to pa…
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Comment #26508346
The tl;dr as to why it doesn’t work is that they blanket forbid calling “rclone serve”, which is required for “append-only” support in restic. This doesn’t make sense given that th…
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Comment #26508338
My first experience with rsync.net was very disappointing. To this day they still advertise “append-only mode” support for restic at https://www.rsync.net/products/restic.html . Th…
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Comment #24692692
Just whatever other software I'm using. Usually terminal windows, sometimes text or graphics editor, e-mail client. That kind of thing.
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Comment #24692272
If a site like Wikipedia is too wide, wouldn't you just make your browser window thinner? Mine has never been wider than half the display since I got a widescreen LCD ~ 15 years ag…
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Comment #24348328
A couple more from recent history: https://insomniasec.com/blog/auth0-jwt-validation-bypass https://auth0.com/blog/critical-vulnerabilities-in-json-web-...
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Comment #24287905
Potentially also of interest: Rocket Lab is planning to launch a cubesat to lunar orbit soon as well https://www.rocketlabusa.com/lunar/ Then to Venus in 2023! https://www.space.co…
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Comment #22885112
It would be great if someone forked this to allow it to function as an XOAUTH2 IMAP proxy for other providers. This would be particularly useful with big e-mail providers (Google, …
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Comment #18484235
Is it open source?