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  1. @tallpaul@mastodon.scotMastodon

    By the way there is an extension for Firefox that detects X-Clacks-Overhead headers for you. addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef…

    addons.mozilla.org Client Challenge -

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  2. no_root_squash on an NFS export gives root on any client full root over your storage. One compromised box, setuid bash, game over. Here's when it's justified, valtersit.com/guides/databases… #nfs #linux #storage

    valtersit.com NFS no_root_squash: How to Give Root Access to Your Entire Storage Array

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  3. @mnbm.bsky.socialBluesky

    idk who needs to hear this but if you use Windows and dont use Everything by voidtools instead of the default windows search you have got to fix that. i have found the most obscure files on my drive that would have otherwise been impossible because that program is so good. and free!

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  4. @alternativeto@mas.toMastodon

    Free open-source native macOS disk analyzer with file-type treemaps and rings, folder lists and cache and build file cleanup alternativeto.net/software/bli…

    alternativeto.net

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  5. Content warning Sensor Readout Changelog

    #SensorReadout Latest release: 6.5.0 - Added: The process watcher list can open a selected process's file location with Alt+Enter or its context menu when the executable path is available. Enter still starts the configured watch. - Added: Plain F1 opens readable help for the focused control in the main window and Sensor Readout dialogs, with Copy help, Manual, and Close buttons. Escape returns to the original control without changing field values; help never displays entered passwords, tokens, or other input text. Tab navigation stays concise: names, values, states, and useful shortcuts. Deta

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  6. hiii Does anyone have a good guide for how to do a (maybe php?) template for html website? I can't seem to find one that makes me understand what I am doing (or even get this small personal project to work) and I really, really don't want to use JavaScript :( #duckduckfedi

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  7. @jwz@mastodon.socialMastodon

    XScreenSaver 6.17 is out now for MacOS, iOS (eventually), Android and Unix. This is mostly a maintenance release, triggered by some onerous and stupid Apple changes. I think I worked around several longstanding Apple bugs where the "legacyScreenSaver"... jwz.org/b/ylBc

    jwz.org

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  8. @hacker.at.thenote.appBluesky

    Citrix gives NetScaler admins another critical reason to patch No word on exploitation status, but a 9.5 severity score suggests time is of the essence #hackernews #news

    theregister.com Citrix gives NetScaler admins another critical reason to patch

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  9. @bnb.imBluesky

    decomp > open source > free full auto research > exploit OG users is now potentially a closed loop lmao

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  10. The Radio Image Framing Protocol (RIFP) is an experimental, extensible standard for sending images over low-rate radio links. I did a new version 1.1 with an extension to authenticate the images. The extension is now published as an Internet-Draft. #rifp […] [Original post on infosec.exchange]

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  11. Content warning Clipman Changelog

    #Clipman 3.1.9: Desktop Help and Image Opening This update is for Windows, macOS and Linux. Mobile clients, Clipman CLI and Clipman Server are unchanged. Press F1 for help tailored to the focused control. Screen readers no longer repeat those explanations during normal navigation. F1 also works in hotkey fields without changing the assigned key. In Rich Text History, Alt+Enter (Option+Return on Mac) opens a selected clipboard image in your default image app. In File History, the same shortcut reveals the selected item's location without running it. Opening a link or image closes Histor

    onj.me Clipman

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  12. Another follow up, apparently the hacker is using my account to try and scam other people, DO NOT ANSWER DMs FROM THE ACCOUNT, just block and report. I will be using Bsky from now on, please just unfollow, block and report the twitter account.

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  13. @bobbby.onlineBluesky

    Reverse engineering a hidden nugs.net API that provides LivePhish so I can download the lossless audio it streams for myself to keep lol

    nugs.net Live Music Lives Here | Livestreams. Official Audio. Concert Videos | nugs

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  14. @zaric.bsky.socialBluesky

    Download and save your #Recomp s and PC Ports from their respective Githubs now. Preferably with the source code. The influx of LLM assisted decompiling of software IS AMAZING for preservation, but it's also a legal nuke waiting to go off, too much money is tied up in these IPs.

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  15. @boobachu.bsky.socialBluesky

    Something most people don't deal with you jackass and coward! Believe it or not, not all PC users are geeks. Some of them are just gamers or video editors or some shit and just want to install the thing and it works.

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