

OK kids, one more time. Repeat after me: Cloud is just someone else’s computer.
I ran from Reddit, it be like that
OK kids, one more time. Repeat after me: Cloud is just someone else’s computer.
Yeah, I run dual stack without much trouble myself. I believe it is mainly difficult for people because eyeball diagnostics are impossible with 6.
It’s vulnerable af. And I mean really, it’s as bad as Netscalers or Fortigate shit. Like https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hackers-abuse-ipv6-networking-feature-to-hijack-software-updates/ or https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hackers-abuse-ipv6-networking-feature-to-hijack-software-updates/
Problem is, yes it’s hard to implement but it’s even a lot harder to get it properly secured. Especially because few people are using it, and not securing it is worse than disabling it.
No no we get to kiss Donnie Diaper’s ass. As I mentioned earlier.
Obligatory ass-kissing quote: https://www.politico.eu/article/donald-trump-tariffs-leaders-are-kissing-my-ass-to-make-trade-deals/
Not surprising, science is done in proper metric to start with.
On such crops
my OCD pops.
Nice opinion piece, but I disagree with the core idea that dnssec’s biggest problem is visibility (also, there hasn’t been any padlock icon in years in browsers). IMHO we have 3 main drivers that made https a success, and dnnsec (and smtps) not:
“That again, brother”.
Huh. I guess you are right.
Tut mir leid, ich kann‘s nicht hilfen. Vielleicht interessant? https://www.ftm.eu/files/the-cumex-investigation
Wir werden ganz nichts machen.
Herzliche Grüße,
Die Niederlande
Blaise Pascal was the real OG: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascaline
Probably is, though you’d better not apply it in other ways.
Eu: “we can still be friends “
Trump: “look at them kissing my ass!”
https://www.politico.eu/article/donald-trump-tariffs-leaders-are-kissing-my-ass-to-make-trade-deals/
And it’s not even including the fixing of vibed bugs and security vulnerabilities. Nice.
You misunderstand; it’s Naturally Safe For Work.
It shouldn’t, you probably have a modern setup. Super high level is that: UEFI is like a mini os on the mainboard, replacing the old bios chips that were very limited, including on partitions on disks: max 2 physical (whereby the 2nd was used to embed “soft” partitions), and any boot code was confined to cramped spaces, below certain amounts of blocks and cylinders etc, hence the peculiar /boot partition. UEFI had to support this of course, but it’s at best like wearing clothes that you accidentally washed at the highest temperature: bleak, way too tight in uncomfortable places and prone to tearing.
That’s odd, but truly sorry.