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neoCrimeLabs

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About neoCrimeLabs

Security engineer; Boldly striving toward mediocrity, and beyond.

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    Comment #48741885

    You reminded me of this story. Windows, not *nix, though. Years ago my cube-mate was called to support a desktop user who has having problems with their machine that couldn't be fi…

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    Comment #48519309

    Better analogy would blaming a supermarket that hosts an outdoor farmers market because you contracted food poisoning from a stand owned by someone else - NOT for buying food from …

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    Comment #48227510

    I couldn't help but remember when the police talked to David Hobby (aka Strobist) for photographing a tree. https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/02/chronic...

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    Comment #48003770

    Agreed with your sentiment, and that was a great example. Just like any security control, if it's your only means of security, it will not offer much risk reduction. Just like all …

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    Comment #47911035

    2008-ish?

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    Comment #47911033

    After Yahoo

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    Comment #47906699

    Great? I remember that time I reported someone for reposting my images. Flickr's response was deleting my profile, all of my photos, and not responding to any of my attempts to con…

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    Comment #47655822

    Not taking sides here. This communication could have been, far, far better handled had a crisis-PR person, or frankly any decent PR person, been involved.

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    Comment #47644901

    OBS is more focused on live-streaming, even if it can be general purpose. OpenScreen is more about screen recording, once recorded it turns into a simple-ish NLE that is focused on…

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    Comment #47542464

    Yeah, there are also business that provide this as a service.

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    Comment #47529196

    I expected years ago that the government, at some point, would realize if they are interested in the data that they could purchase, other nation states would be as well and could u…

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    Comment #47512965

    The datacenter I built in 2007 was DC. Many datacenters I'd been to at that point were already DC. Didn't think this was that new of a trend in 2026, but also acknowledge I did not…

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    Comment #47468692

    One of the worst volume controls I have run across is when the UI tries to simulate a physical knob. More often than not I see this on VST Plugins and I have yet to find one that I…

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    Comment #47449912

    NeXTSTEP was everything from the OS to the user experience and everything inbetween. I'd say there were 3 distinct abstractions within NextSTEP: - The microkernel / OS (Mach / BSD)…

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    Comment #47448944

    Also, https://www.gnustep.org/ That reminds me, I should pull out my NeXT Cube and play with it. That machine is 33mhz of pure power. :-D None the less I still love it.

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    Comment #47373109

    Update: Had less time to post than I realized, hence the terse reply. Meant to say those solutions are in addition to Lets Encrypt. An X509 certificate is an X509 certificate, rega…

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    Comment #47364118

    The same thing everyone else does. Build automation, use configuration management, use cert manager or other similar solutions.

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    Comment #47359868

    They never stopped supporting it, to my knowledge. I first started using their certs for my IMAP and SMTP servers 10ish years ago, at least. If you use HTTP-01 challenge method you…

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    Comment #47357165

    This makes me wish I took photos of Diversi-Dial (aka D-Dial) setups, which somehow impressed me more due to how much they accomplished with much much less hardware. They were able…

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    Comment #47303843

    There are a lot of great comments here and I want to echo so many of them and not duplicate them. There is one thing I'd like to add: Learning to be happy while alone takes practic…

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    Comment #47241742

    Agreed. Also, in my experience, a great way to run K8s in IAAS while minimizing vendor lock-in.

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    Comment #47025161

    Agreed. That said for some I can foresee Meta being hard or harder to disconnect from because of their percieved level of personal social needs. I left facebook and many of my frie…