You cannot reliably get the URL from an IP, there’s no direct mapping, especially with shared hosting.

So if they were going to do an attack like this, they wouldn’t do anything like the DH attack you’re talking about, they’d have a custom CA in the browser’s SSL root store. That root cert means they can generate a certificate for any website you visit, and that custom root cert would be how they decrypt your traffic.

Afaik there isn’t a current attack on proper DH key pairings, but you can’t block the custom certificate path at the browser level without some serious server side work/client side JS to validate

Make a crypto wallet add on. Make a VPN with crypto payment channel settled once a week.

Go use brave if you want to use a crypto trash browser

Another vote for borg, I use a script and cron on the systems that aren’t in my proxmox host to trigger it and write to my NAS. There are windows GUIs for it, and you could also use WSL to run it.

But imo, backups should always be push, not pull. Makes it much easier to manage from my experience

Posting scammy Amazon links feels like cheating when having these discussions, but I kinda get where they’re coming from. The fact that people can try to sell a laptop with only 64gb disk is absolutely mental to me, because that’s not even enough to let the BASE OS run normally and update reliably. And that’s before you start doing anything on it.

Never really interacted with their content before Subnautica, and based on Below Zero, Subnautica may be the only thing of theirs I play.

But going with more smaller drives gives you higher IO and the ability to have more concurrent failures before disaster. Losing a disk during resilvering is horrible when you’re only running with 1 redundant drive normally.

All the comments were in the line of “Just trust and submit to Jesus and he’ll help you”.

Stupid sexy Jesus

Climbs onto the St Andrews Cross to submit

“Sorry, my mortgage servicer doesn’t accept AI slop as payment, so I’ll just take the money”

Not sure if tapes are still used…

Alive and well depending on the use case. My org has an older backup software that’s entirely tape based and it’s amazing for the Linux systems I hear

Not sure if what you’re working on has it (been in systems for a hot minute so I’m not doing network tasks here) and saving my console log and doing a ‘show run’ saved my ass more than once

My CTO keeps telling me I need to try agenic coding, and I keep telling him I won’t touch shit until I have an isolated VM to use it in, because I’m not letting some fucking clanker nuke my scripts/documentation/mailbox/whatever for no reason.

Too bad there’s never any free time to set that shit up. Oh damn…

Gonna put LPers out of business

Fuckin explains a lot of the last month’s issues

Having potentially inaccurate resources might be better than nothing, or is that worse?

You pick up a mushroom in the forest and take it home. If you have no information, do you eat it? If something tells you it’s safe do you eat it?

Wikipedia isn’t giving you advice, it’s giving you information. There is a big difference between me taking information and forming an opinion, versus being given an opinion by a system that is responding to a specific situation explained to it.

Also, people get in trouble for giving legal advice, artificial unintelligence('s companies) should as well.

They get off on porn guilt, and you think they don’t have a humiliation fetish?

am curious what exactly makes it fall short?

The podcast playback is sorely lacking. It can’t play more than one episode without having to select the episode, which makes playlists kinda pointless unless it’s just following one storyline in a podcast that runs more than one concurrently. It also doesn’t seem to support defaulting listing order other than newest, and the next episode is always the latest, despite the current playback order

Oh, no no no. It’s called “capitalism”. Supply and demand pricing at it’s finest! /s

Completely agreed, but our opinions don’t change reality, and we see the same sort of requests from countries across the world. If something like this is going to happen, it’s better to fight for the version you want instead of holding your ground in absolute terms and getting whatever is given to you.

I’d much rather this didn’t exist at all, but if they’re going to do it anyway, this way is much less invasive and could be a lot better for our privacy.

Even taking this past the parental control aspect, there are plenty of sites that are mandated to age gated, and having that built in and able to dismiss those with a binary of ‘of age’/‘underage’ (confirm to send, obviously) would be great, and would remove the need for some of the existing privacy nightmare ID validation sites. Which would be a overall benefit.