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phsau
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Comment #48991989
It's already significantly better than Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby. Give it a try. The development team is active on their Discord. A lot of users are testing it. It's currently runni…
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Comment #48756555
Why is it worse? This seems like a good alternative to large monthly fees, where you can pay per use. 5c to read an article? Sure. $20/month subscription? No way.
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Comment #47241855
Could you provide an article that explores this difference? I'd like to understand the mechanics of this and see how this conclusion is reached.
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Comment #46316604
Port 25 is only uncommon for client submission, but prevalent for MTA>MTA traffic.
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Comment #46093588
>Almost every single objection to data centers in space has already been overcome at a smaller scale with Starlink Did you not read the article? It had many objections that make it…
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Comment #45522965
And if you read the story, it's because he ignored the fact that the password manager didn't prompt auto-fill. "I went to the link which is on mailchimp-sso.com and entered my cred…
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Comment #42781580
It's cheaper and more accessible than ever to use DMA/hardware cheats from cheat vendors.
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Comment #42356931
https://www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/39... The DoD says North Korean soldiers are already in Kursk and preparing? News of NK armament deliveries and use is old…
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Comment #41568571
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Comment #41182652
Wouldn't it be better to keep the tree and its roots away from the drain? That growth might come at significant cost!
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Comment #40698614
Malicious traffic is not limited to ssh and comes from the same usual suspects. Automated attacks against web applications is constant. I wouldn't say it's indiscriminate, it's pra…
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Comment #36675632
It's workload dependent; XFS performs better for our database needs.
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Comment #32295207
The source for this article is SensorTower Store Intelligence, which claims to have "download and revenue data for nearly all mobile apps available in the App Store and GooglePlay"…
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Comment #31706401
We run Postfix at a large, high-volume scale and I can confirm OpenSMTPD does not have the feature/configuration set to work as a replacement. Postfix is great in this regard becau…
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Comment #29146837
Isnt't that what CORS/same-origin policies prevent? The attacker domain can be prevented from loading the bank resources within the same context by the browser. If the request is m…
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Comment #28267862
Where in source [1] does it show that it's common for police to make over $450k a year? The 'Avg Total pay & benefits' sorted by title has Chief Information Officer/Registrar of Vo…
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Comment #28267227
Not all crime is premeditated and most people aren't described as criminals.
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Comment #28004704
The list formatting was not preserved...
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Comment #28003894
There are lots of good options. The higher end brands include: Herman Miller Humanscale Steelcase Ergohuman Style, material preferences, and budget will guide the best pick. You ca…
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Comment #27967354
I've also found that under these conditions kswapd will effectively consume all your CPU time. The time it spends running is probably proportional to your maximum memory too - in o…
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Comment #27272732
Which policies?
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Comment #26621243
Thanks, that makes sense. I was thinking along the lines of applications interpreting HTTP headers like X-Forwarded-For, but trusting the client (instead of re-writing).
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Comment #26621145
Can anyone explain a scenario where this is exploitable? I don't understand how this is likely to result in SSRF, file inclusion, etc. What applications are taking user supplied IP…