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ewiley posted:On a very related note lol 99% code in production is unknown these days "npm install" *10 billion lines of dependencies scroll by* "yep looks good to me, ship it!"
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lomarf that's loving amazing
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https://github.com/numirias/security/blob/master/doc/2019-06-04_ace-vim-neovim.md lmao
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just buy a computer monitor at this point, it's a bit more expensive but you don't get a pile of junk in your display. well, different pile of junk, anyway. i'm sure g-sync also phones home through the drivers somehow these days
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well this makes all the sense. of course infosec is a garbage fire, everyone's just too cheap to shell out for the
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endlessmonotony posted:Okay VLC is clearly a clusterfuck. mpv mpv is a mplayer fork and is more or less a player frontend for ffmpeg and only interacts with internets/streams through youtube-dl these days. youtube-dl and ffmpeg are updated frequently so any issues will probably get fixed promptly if you need a gui around it for some reason, smplayer still exists and has support for mpv
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from what i've heard paying off all loans also tanks your credit score because you now have no loans you're paying off lmao
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pseudorandom name posted:a successful IPO in September that'll happen after they rebrand to 88chan
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Aug 5, 2019 14:36
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is phone locking the thing where if you buy a phone it only works with a single carrier? because that's dumb as poo poo and employees were right to do that lmao
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Shame Boy posted:oh hey webmin is still a thing, i remember using that when i was like, 14 and didn't know how to linux at all i suddenly started getting regularly asked for "access to the cpanel" by a few of our clients in tyool 2019 and i'm like  every time1. i don't have that poo poo are you insane 2. i can give you ssh access if you supply me a static ip for the firewall and a public key https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGPHFNR5Gms&t=45s
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Aug 20, 2019 13:07
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:my email as a hellish landscape of junk because i got in early on first initial + last name @ gmail.com and so I just stopped caring.
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Soricidus posted:there are advantages to not being the only person who shows up when a prospective boss googles your name if you show up on google you've done hosed up mate
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Aug 26, 2019 17:24
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ewiley posted:The built-in ipsec vpn in Windows is actually pretty good and with directaccess is very stable and works pretty well. i have so much headaches with windows ikev2 clients at work still, it's amazing
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Lysidas posted:no communication to/from a windows machine is worth securing anyway well, yeah, obviously but everyone's discontinued pptp now so what can you do 
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https://leahneukirchen.org/blog/archive/2019/10/ken-thompson-s-unix-password.html lmao
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Original GANster posted:on another note, when i attempt to install keepass on my computer it wants to install mono (!!) well, yeah. the original keepass is made with c#. with mono it can run on any platform, and it has the most plugin support so i use that, and it works ok.
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Oct 23, 2019 12:25
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The Fool posted:ssns are public knowledge these days anyway you say that, but the guy who put up a list of all SSNs (a text file with all numbers from 000000000 to 999999999) got banned from fb/twitter or something lmao
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Nov 19, 2019 19:29
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Shame Boy posted:wasn't that literally what cyrix was for a while i had a friend with a cyrix "pentium 233" that performed slightly better than my pentium 75 lmao
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Dec 10, 2019 18:10
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ok boomer
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influx. posted:0Kelvin data exfil vuln name lmao
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they introduced a subscription for $100/year which enables a stash that lets you stash infinite items (but actually it just deleted them), and lets you host private servers. in kinda a secfuck, it's not really private. anyone in your friends list can join, and then anyone in their friends list can join them, and online everyone is at most 5 steps removed or somesuch so basically it's a public server anyway. lmao fake edit: oh also, i think they leaked a bunch of private info of a lot of their subscribers recently too? maybe that was something else but i think it was fallout real edit: no that was earlier than april actually
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CommieGIR posted:Older versions of Cisco Anyconnect do this too. one of the clients at work uses a netscaler/citrix vpn (ayy lmao) and it still does this 2 other clients use checkpoint vpn, and those, too, still do the "pin+otp" format seems pretty common to me tbh
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Jan 30, 2020 19:25
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mystes posted:Trick hackers into wasting their time guessing your password when you actually don't have a password set at all. i do this on all my personal servers, gently caress passwords
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ok that i don't get please explain what rms did this time
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lmao nice but yeah uhh, have a private key with a password, or even better in your password vault, and log into everything with that imo.
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Shame Boy posted:for the mandatory friday teambuilding at-home happy hour that is a real actual thing i have to do now to "keep up morale" during corona work from home quarantine replace your camera feed with the thing in your avatar, say you don't know how this happened or how to fix it
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https://www.rtcsec.com/2020/04/01-slack-webrtc-turn-compromise/ this is a fun short read
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infernal machines posted:i guess i'm trying to understand if this is something people actually believe is a threat right now, or if this is "taken to its logical conclusion" tinfoil hattery i don't know, but regardless of that, never trust a corporation with *any* data
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vac famously banned a fuckton of people in one of the call of duty games because they were running winamp or some poo poo like that. they never reversed those bans, instead they just let vac banned people play online anyway which obviously led to rampant cheating, and coupled with lack of player run dedicated servers who could fix cheating themselves killed all the teams wanting to play call of duty seriously. reading steam forums now, apparently they started enforcing the bans in 2017 again, so now nobody can play without cracking vac first because the only way to deal with cheaters was to boot them from lobbies using exploits which also resulted in vac bans lmfao. one of my friends got hit with that winamp ban wave, after that he just went back to playing action quake2 and enemy territory like normal people
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Grace Baiting posted:Healthy young child goes to computer, gets pumped with massive hype of many VR headsets, doesn't feel good and vomits - JAVA. Many such cases! the irony here is that java version is the only one that doesn't instantly induce sick and vomit in vr
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love to save on openssl licensing
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Raere posted:GNU's Not Understanding Their Laughable Software drat, son
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you can also not risk people's lives over a minor thing that can wait a couple months more
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nokia is making the bricks again, but for some stupid reason people want internet on their phones now lmao
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i once tried to use paypal for its intended purpose of "paying for stuff". easily the worst mistake of my life, and i dabbled in coin mining circa 2013. since i have a very low limit on my debit card so in case poo poo happens i'm only out 40 eurodollars, i'd just send cash to my paypal account through the service they have where you can wire cash to a bank near you and in a few hours it appears on your paypal balance except this time it was about for a 1000 bux purchase, so as soon as that balance appeared on paypal they closed my account, and it took me over a year to get that money back. gently caress paypal forever
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