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If LinkedIn is doing what is claimed, who's blowing the whistle is irrelevant; it's despicable and needs to be called out.
And it sure looks like they are indeed doing as was claimed.
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mastodon 4.7.3In a sense, I am a beekeeper, hence the username.
I work in the rail industry trying to secure all the things: tons of legacy infrastructure which is now being networked.
Never forget: there is no cloud, there is only other people's computers.
I break shit for fun. Sometimes I even fix it afterwards!
They say that "life is what happens while we're busy making other plans", and they're right; tot i que la vida m'ha allunyat de Catalunya, tinc moltes ganes de tornar a casa.
Geek. Aspie. Poly.
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infra:
FreeBSD,Proxmox,Linux
mobile:
GrapheneOS
secrets:
in secure elements where they belong
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@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social Instead of drip-feeding it across 20+ posts, why not post the complete thought in one single post? (This would also increase accessibility.)
The character limit per post is easily configurable for you since you run your own instance.
@MAlBarram@mastodon.social
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@Tho99@mendeddrum.org Instead of just starring my reply, edit the link you posted to remove the creepy tracking shit.
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@Tho99@mendeddrum.org Tracking-free link: https://youtu.be/SkOhSJw2Ok4
Ranking Italian Pasta Brands
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@reece@masto.canadiancivil.com For those who can't access the article: https://archive.md/H9N7C
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@ernie Replacing what's at the _beginning_ of the URL is even better:
https://kagi.com/
Gruber even compares it to what you suggest (more or less): https://daringfireball.net/2025/04/try_switching_to_kagi
@kagihq #Kagi
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@debby@hear-me.social >NetBSD
I mean, probably all of them
@hrw@society.oftrolls.com @mudkip@wetdry.world
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@reverseics@infosec.exchange Missing #OPNsense for actual security without requiring good luck.
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@maxleibman /R/THEPACK WOULD SURELY BOOST THIS TOOT!!!1!
AARRROOOOOOOOOOOOO BROTHER, CRANK YER HOG!
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@epixoip@infosec.exchange @alx@mastodon.mit.edu >Users: Change your master password and enable 2-factor authentication immediately.
"the horse has bolted, but lock the stable door anyway" is garbage advice for people worried about the horse.
Step 1: https://vault.bitwarden.com/#/register?premium=purchase but DO NOT use the same master password you used with LastPass
Step 2: https://bitwarden.com/help/import-from-lastpass/
Continued...
#LastPass #LastPassHack
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@mei Arabic has snakes built right in!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashida
LaTeX even supports it (because _of course_ it does).
https://andreasmhallberg.github.io/stretchable-kashida/
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@mikulskibartosz@mathstodon.xyz @epixoip@infosec.exchange @alx@mastodon.mit.edu Yes, do import them, so you have a record of what you have to change.
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@epixoip@infosec.exchange @alx@mastodon.mit.edu Step 3: Delete all saved credentials from LastPass, then https://support.lastpass.com/help/restore-deleted-items-and-folders BUT delete them from the deleted items list instead of restoring them
Step 4: Delete your LastPass account at https://lastpass.com/delete_account.php ... if you can lol https://infosec.exchange/@chiesennegs/109570145849933257
Step 5: Change the passwords for the most important services (registrar of any domains you own, email, bank, PayPal, etc)
Step 6: There is no step 6. -FIN-
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@CedricLevasseur@framapiaf.org Alas, it looks like almost everything they have is basically scrap metal.
@jesse@chaos.social
Bapanada.
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@nico@ublog.byme.at @kwf@social.afront.org @warthog9@social.afront.org @CenturyAvocado@fosstodon.org Terrible choice for CPE too, tbh.
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@Mer__edith@mastodon.world @pkreissel@volksverpetzer.social @intermobility@toot.community @signalapp@mastodon.world Hi Meredith,
Can you retract/rotate an invite link without changing your username?
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@ernie >You are just trying to force your point of view on someone who is literally just trying to make the Google experience slightly better for non-technical people.
That, my good man, is my point: the search results are still shit (and in many cases dangerous) regardless of what else is or is not on the page, and promoting that experience as "better" is misleading and potentially dangerous to people who, in many cases, don't know better because it's not their area of expertise. You're taking something which can literally be dangerous and making it appear safer without actually being safer; in a way, it's similar to the attractive nuisance doctrine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attractive_nuisance_doctrine
If you don't believe search deserves to be paid for, then at least you could be talking up DDG or Qwant or Ecosia or Searx or whatever.
I don't recommend to my friends that they eat shit even if is handed to them on a plate that had been squeaky-clean until the shit was scooped onto it. You shouldn't either. We can do better.
@kagihq
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@magnetic_tape@infosec.exchange @Averixus@toot.wales In theory, yes... but it is unfortunately not quite so simple. :(
Subsidized passes for those most in need, however, is a great start.
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@dl2jml@mastodon.radio >just check the history of Netscape and why it had a special version with reduced key length for France only
For France only? No, for everyone outside the US and Canada. I'm old enough to remember it:
https://sillydog.org/netscape/kb/encryption.html
@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social
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@kwf@social.afront.org @warthog9@social.afront.org Very surprised to see an ISP using #ZyXEL gear in their core network; they have a TERRIBLE security track record.
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@ernie I never said you shouldn't ever visit patents.google.com. My point was that divining various parameters to disable or modify various aspects of Google's search results does not change the fact that Google is shitty and has shitty results (and has for many years now).
Did you even read what Gruber or Doctorow have said about it? No amount of query parameters is going to keep the shit off your hands.
If saying it like it is makes me an asshole, then so be it. At least I don't hold any GOOG stock to worry about.
@kagihq
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@drewharwell@mastodon.social Don't touch that red button.
They've done you a huge favour. Why throw it all away?
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@organicmaps Does this mean everyone using Obtainium needs to change their config to continue receiving updates?
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@MrDOS@hachyderm.io Then ship a discrete DSL modem, aka ATMoPOTS-Ethernet bridge, and a router that doesn't suck.
Plus, that way, when a customer gets a last-mile upgrade you just swap out the DSL modem for an ONT (or, better yet, a GPON/EPON SFP module), and all their setup stays untouched but the internet just magically gets faster.
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