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josephcsible
28,560karma·8,511submissions·May 26, 2020
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If that's good reason to remove Grok and X, then Chrome and Safari should be removed too, since they can be used to access the exact same content.
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How is this any better than just storing the value in a password manager, or in YubiKey's "Static Password" mode? Also, the "ECDSA Public Key Recovery" picture makes me suspec…
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Which brings up another point: the total used disk space of a Windows install with Internet Explorer and Outlook Express used to be way smaller than Gmail alone is now.
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Windows 98 and Office 97 in their entirety are less than 700MB combined. How have things gotten so out of hand that a single email client needs more than an entire OS and office suite used to?
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Two questions about this: 1. Is it still possible to do a full backup that will let you fully recover from a lost YubiKey? 2. If you set this up and then change your mind and don't want to use it…
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If you think you have all the words filled in properly but nothing is happening, hint: base64(VGhlIGNvcnJlY3QgdHJhbnNsYXRpb24gb2YgdGhlIGFsaWVuIHdvcmQgImN2aXF6dnhxIiBpcyBub3QgIm5ld2hhcnQiLg==), and spo…
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https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/free_file_fillable_forms_use... says "Free File Fillable Forms has no age, income or residency restrictions".…
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What about Free File Fillable Forms?
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> They also remotely wiped my Kindle I wish the CFAA were used to go after people like whoever at Amazon was responsible for that, instead of people like Aaron Swartz.
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You can manually download the full OTA from https://developers.google.com/android/ota#shiba and install it with adb.…
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AdGuard has a DoH server. Just configure your browser to use https://dns.adguard-dns.com/dns-query for it.…
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Because if you're on the kind of malicious network that's the reason to use encrypted DNS at all, then your connection attempts on port 853 will probably just get blocked wholesale. DoH is b…
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> You claim HTTPS makes it safe, but you didn't explain: > - How HTTPS prevents ARP poisoning (it doesn't - this happens at Layer 2) HTTPS doesn't need to prevent ARP poisoning it…
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tl;dr: starting with Firefox 145, instead of there being a shortcut to it on your desktop, it will drop a .exe file there, so that if your desktop gets copied to a new computer, it can automatically r…