Emanuel Schleussinger @emanuel@schleuss.online
Passionate computer geek. First 8Bitter in 1986. Grew up hacking game consoles and writing emulators, worked in eCommerce, publishing and video game industries.
Joined Dec 2018
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China now blocking TLS 1.3 say Great-Firewall-watchers - And needs a very blunt instrument to do the job, because the protocol works as planned China is no... - https://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.com/2020/08/11/china_blocking_tls_1_3/
My Handheld corner #retrocollecting #weekend #toohot #cellar . Can you identify them all? :-)
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Dear #Mastodon Admins. Whats an efficient strategy to allow new user to register on my instance, but prevent the tons of bots / porn / spammer account requests? Right now, "Approval" is tough for me, as i do not have a lot of time to check, and thus dont' have the confidence that most requested accounts are actually legit people.
Important security update for Keepass is available. Especially if you use Keepass with browser integration, you should get the update immediately. https://forum.kee.pm/t/a-critical-security-update-for-keepassrpc-is-available/3040 and https://hackaday.com/2020/08/07/this-week-in-security-garmin-ransomware-keepass-and-twitter-warnings/ for more details.
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RT @TomDangora@twitter.com
I want to be as cool as the person who made this sign
@joeo10 they also do one of these adapters with 4(!) microSD slots. You could end up with a 2TB iPod that way :-). I am quite happy with my 64GB one already
@joeo10 see other replies. Have not tried myself but I read 512gb works. It’s a nice system now, I ll upgrade the storage from 64GB if I should need it.
@Shufei I read you can use 512GB cards.
Time to revive my iPod Video 30GB with new battery and SD card adapter :-)
@infosechandbook just wanted to thank you for the continuous steam of relevant, easy to read + high quality content!
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Today, we added a "News" section on infosec-handbook.eu:
https://infosec-handbook.eu/news/
We will use this section to discuss recent developments in information security.
Besides, we want to include additional links, information, and comments.
Read more:
https://infosec-handbook.eu/news/2020-08-01-introducing-the-news-section/
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Right now it looks like there are only two options to, say, buy things from an online store:
1. Use an interactive website of that store
2. Use a native app of that store
And option 2 is more intrusive than option 1. But there's a largely overlooked third option:
3. Have a common protocol for all online stores, and use a native online shopping client of your choice.
Public service announcement for my fellow privacy enthusiasts: My searx instance at https://searx.schleuss.online is now upgraded to latest version and now also includes Morty Proxy + page sanitizer, featuring:
- HTML sanitization
- Rewrites HTML/CSS external references to locals
- JavaScript blocking
- No Cookies forwarded
- No Referrers
- No Caching/Etag
- Supports GET/POST forms and IFrames
Enjoy!
(it ll go private if overloaded/vandalized)
@cwebber @craigmaloney @fossandcrafts @mlemweb @alcinnz you could use a clockwork analogy for nested „for“ loops , pinball make great examples of state machines
@mntmn have not checked in detail + might be overkill, but maybe there’s a Form Builder Nextcloud app for this, or you could even use a shared document people would write into directly (there’s a version history so no data loss). I have been surprised just how many use cases Nextcloud and it’s FOSS app ecosystem covers for me as of recent. (used it for many years)
@mntmn I d go for a slightly more structured approach using a web form. This way, you can collect critical taxonomy information on the content submitted, this will rapidly speed up curation. Also, different kinds of content may need different required fields. I understand you want to keep it simple, but I would structure the information a bit at creation time. There are tons of „form builder“ packages available free and non free.
Passionate computer geek. First 8Bitter in 1986. Grew up hacking game consoles and writing emulators, worked in eCommerce, publishing and video game industries.
Joined Dec 2018
