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@JourneymanGeek I might either do that, or route SSH traffic thru port 80
(if that's even possible)
Yeah, sure. Would be wierd tho
For places where every port is blocked besides port 80 :P
How do I disable password login and enable only key-based auth for root?
!!tell 21501189 USE GOOGLE, STUPID!!! DUH
@ThatBrazilianGuy Command use does not exist. Did you mean: user (note that /tell works on commands, it's not an echo.)
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@Hennes Not really; if pairing requires physical interaction (e.g. pressing a button to enter pairing mode) then the passcode doesn't really matter.
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50
Q: How to harden an SSH server?

LassePoulsenWhat measures can/should I take to make sure that security around my SSH server is absolutely impermeable? This will be community wiki from the start, so lets see what people do to secure their servers.

;p
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@JourneymanGeek I still use root logins on all my servers, with password auth via SSH completely disabled
because, honestly, if you manage to get through the pubkey auth the box is stuffed anyway
true.
@Bob: I'm still considering turning off ssh completely ;p
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@JourneymanGeek again, pubkey auth is as safe as any other remote access method
password auth... not so much
00:35
Yes, that's a photo of a tunnel. Yes, I am quite silly.
That's my website. :3
00:51
Now that I think about it, maybe a tunnel for circumventing connection restrictions shouldn't resolve to a domain that is my own name. Just maybe. .___.
@MichaelFrank this site looks kinda... sketchy
(I'll see myself out...)
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...
> SF Cable, 6ft AS3112 (Australian 3 pin)
This item does not ship to Sydney, Australia.
???
01:08
lolololololololololol
@ThatBrazilianGuy this is why spare domains are nice :p
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It's barely shipped; worth a try? :P
I want to order a laptop charger... trying to think about what else I can bundle on the postage
Doesn't help that my last order wasn't even a week ago :(
Hasn't even arrived yet.
01:25
I'll give it a shot.
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Speaking of - does Amazon ship Kindles to Sg directly?
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o.O
I'm getting it through cgw, along with my agents of shield wallet from thinkgeek.
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They actually do ship those to Aus
I think it was about 15 shipping
01:28
@Bob the cable?
Yeah. We're not amused.
Kindles.
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Used to have a local warehouse too, no idea what happened to that.
@MichaelFrank the cable is ridiculous
And eh. Train is packed today. The kindle would be useful.
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Who exactly do they think is going to buy it?
@JourneymanGeek I tend to just read on my phone. Or listen to music.
Americans travelling to Australia?
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01:31
Kindle's another device to pack
@Bob not too fond of reading on the phone.
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@Michael they're better off using an adapter
01:50
@Bob: doing it now
@Bob: heh, price for the cover dropped too. On the horn (so to speak) with amazon support
38usd in store credit. I guess I'll blow it all on books ;)
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That must've been an expensive cover o.O
40 usd. But oh so pretty.
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lol
02:06
er... 28 I mean. 20 off the kindle, 8 off the cover.
So.. Books!
02:37
@Bob: Thanks. I probably would not have noticed that, or known about the refunds had you not pointed it out ;p
Damn, its been a year?
 
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04:02
Ex Olympian uses Javelin to remove daughters tooth.
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04:16
o.O
@JourneymanGeek I've been using Thunderbird as my FB chat client... just discovered it does IRC too
and XMPP
awesome
And... its been refunded ;p
Win!
@Bob Thunderbird does FB chat? o.O
Hmm... Postbox is built of Thunderbird. I wonder if it also does it?
I wouldn't mind a desktop client of Inbox tbh.
@MichaelFrank: yeah, featuritis :/
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@MichaelFrank it's a little dodgy with online status, but actual text chat (and desktop notifications) work fine
@JourneymanGeek true, would've been better as an addon - the calendar is an addon
shrug
@JourneymanGeek Hm? You mean you have money instead of store credit? :P
@Bob Now I want to switch to GPT
04:26
Naw, I got store credit. But meh, I'd buy books anyway.
http://blog.nytlabs.com/streamtools/
have no idea what this is but its cool
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@JourneymanGeek That's my reaction to half the things mentioned in here :P
@JourneymanGeek Oh, those things.
They always seem cool at first.
They might even be useful for some non-programmers.
Its like a run your own version of that yahoo thing
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But if you try to use them as a halfway-competent programmer, they always end up feeling extremely restrictive.
As in, "I could do this so much faster/easier in language X!"
Incidentally, I'm actually thinking that right know while working in C (and C++).
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I miss my .NET library functions. I miss the JS built-in functions! Heck, I miss the Java ones -_-
04:38
I'm not tho ;p
sif not onebox it :<
@MichaelFrank: https
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@MichaelFrank It won't onebox https
Ahh, there we go.
04:56
@allquixotic there Are "latency" tester programs that work in winders, they do not solve anything, and often cannot even identify why some driver or buss speak is causing it, but it can Visualise it. Then booting in safe mode and re-testing with a latency tester again, knowing that the BT is not capable of running then. Why because then the devices are "connected" but the drivers are not running. I do not use them, because disabling the devices you suspect is even faster at times.
But it does provide a visual confirmation of what you already suspect. something is communicating , and in a way that other things are not freely able to do the same. Usually caused by a driver.
Latency: back 10 years ago, the motherboards had some latency adjustement right there on the board, where the pci stuff (everything that connected with pci communication lanes to the cpu) was adjustable. People would set this number very Low (32) thinking that there would be less latency. But it was something like how long it would allow a driver to lock the whole bus up. So quite the opposite raising the number (128) would allow all the other devices a chance
The hardware devices themselves could also set this latency ammount themselves, and supposedly could set to effect the whole bus they were communicating on. But changing whatever this hardware latency thing did , still freed up the bus. so much so that devices could communicate (simeltanious) 2X + faster with the same evil device still there trying to take everything and lock the bus.
Up to today, where you figure that most of that stuff in now controlled by the drivers themselves. and some programmer thinking that what they are doing is good for thier specific device, the only one they areally care about :-) After all nobody needs all these other things, and to all be run at the same time, when humans are only reading e-mail and browsing the web :-)
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@HackToHell No?
I know, I was joking >.<
06:18
Oh look, I can use my laptop like a repeater ;p
06:35
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WDS or acting as both a client and a AP at once?
looks like there are 2 windows 8.1 "updates" patches for the mouse problems people have been having. and extreme polling mouses (1000) are still not acting as they should. Then I find this "verifier /reset" "to disable special pool and other driver verifier flags. Most latency gone and pc is usable again" the what?
. . . sounds like another one of those added Watcher things they keep putting into the windows system to self diagnose , aka slow the whole things down so it can discover problems.
@HackToHell Wow how did they tie 200 Iphones together like that :-)
Talk about wasting money from investors
@HackToHell a stack of mac minis make more sense ;p
06:49
Driver verifier (called verifier) has been around forever, if a "reset" fixed anything, the question should be who/what turned it on?
here is another one "I've just reset the verifier settings and it seems to now allow me to get on to the desktop in normal mode" Then i am like Whaaa, totaly borked up machine starts working again, because he stopped a driver diagnostics? Then the idea that it might have been used by some pos rootkit. Ohhhh, yea that.
@WilliamHilsum New job?
07:09
superuser.com/questions/911779/… <--- they that should die
there is another, again i ask do they come in groups?
possibly. Donno
07:58
Hmm, youda think that should be on :-)
._. . There is a server in london no one else here seems to be able to log into.
@OliverSalzburg Yeah :)
08:17
@WilliamHilsum Congrats are in order?
@OliverSalzburg I guess! ... Working on some really nice projects that I can't share at the moment, but, hope to do really soon!
exciting! :)
@JourneymanGeek Client and AP
I have no idea it could work like this
without 2 cards
Ralink cards do that with the default drivers IIRC
ahh. I go with intel on systems that come with wifi built in, and ralink for usb.
08:23
Bleh I can't find a data sheet
@JourneymanGeek @HackToHell Depends how optimised their code is I guess... some beast GPU servers I have seen are actually quite expensive, I can imagine code that only needs minimum HD\Memory and offloads completely to GPU... in that case, mac pro may be cost effective... Not saying it is, but it is interesting!
@WilliamHilsum: heh, I work in a place that has a pocket renderfarm ;p Even if not, I suspect a regular-ish workstation or server would be cheaper and more maintainable ;p
@JourneymanGeek fair enough! just looked it up, I didn't realise Mac Pro was so pricey...
I take back my comment! Waste of money! :P
Why would they even do that
@WilliamHilsum: Most proper workstations are pricy ;p
08:28
I'm trying to think of a good reason...
says all 4 must be taken offline at once
so, not even that great for maintenance... I really don't know in comparison to say high density gpu servers :/
No one really uses GPU servers (yet) ;p
For the Chrome users here, what do your scrollbars look like in Chrome?
I have the standard Windows scrollbars
But a coworker has much neater scrollbars that autohide
But he doesn't have any special extensions installed or flags he's aware of
Mystery already solved: chrome://flags/#overlay-scrollbars
This is so much better!
08:44
@WilliamHilsum: most renderfarms tend to be large amounts of regular blade servers.
09:12
Hi my computer screen is dead I mean it's lost... in cyberspace somewhere or something.
:)
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Did it get walled up by accident?
wtf, every time I restart Chrome, I have to sign into my Google account again
I tell it to save the login, doesn't matter
I got extra dell one here , I can e-mail it to you
I tell it to not ask for TFA again on this machine, still asks every time
Same thing at home
do you delete cookies on browser exit?
09:19
If only Google would offer non-shitty support anywhere :\
@Psycogeek Nope. And this is the Chrome sign-in to sync extensions and stuff
oh that
The Google services still work fine
But there is some correlation
Sometimes I go to my (pinned) Google Calendar tab and it tells me I was logged out for some reason
Then I log in, and my Chrome is logged out again
I just logged in a minute ago, then went to calendar, now Chrome is logged out again
And this happened to the Chrome Web Store tab I still had open
Something is seriously f-ed up
Now I logged back in in Chrome, and this happens to my Google Contacts tab
wtf
Shit, and I trust these people with my OAuth :(
looking around "I think most people (as have myself) established the profile is corrupt, the problem is after deleting the profile it re-corrupts and returns to it's old corrupt self."
"This solution actually works, just follow the instructions, its very simple! Thank you for this"
"I have now found a fix for this - search for "Chrome won't save my settings" in the forum - the fix there for that also fixes the 'not staying signed in' thing"
I have not found the first one yet.
You would think people would know if thier settings were also lost ?
09:31
support.google.com is such a fucking joke
It scares me to think that it probably covers most of issues people are having with Google
"I CANT LOGIN!!!" → "Please make sure to type your password into the text box labeled 'Password'" → "OMG IT WORKS!!!!"
I am going to downvote the idiot that didnt put the content into his answer :-) because i cant find it. Did you try threatning the browser with deletion?
this is repeated "Settings >> Show advanced settings >> Content settings >> Cookies: I had at some recent point changed the cookie setting from "Allow local data to be set (recommended)" to "Keep local data only until I quit my browser." Once I changed it back to the former setting... voila!! " And Permissions for the folder it is using.
but that looks like it is more about g.mail.
On guy Honest , writes how he logged in and out 3 times, and it worked after that. I was thinking he probably lights a candle, says Ohmbigombi hoskenkleppr, then stands on one foot and rubs his stomach, then blows out the candle and it works.
09:56
@OliverSalzburg To be fair, I doubt they have as such stringent policies on good/bad questions/answers as we do.
@Psycogeek Yeah, I guess, maybe I just have to clear my cookies
mornin.
@MichaelFrank Whenever I actually posted about an issue there, the responses where just straight garbage
And I've been in contact with their support for paying customers, it's just as bad
@OliverSalzburg Oh wow... Well that's not cool.
I don't even know if they actually employ any technical staff there
It's a joke. They respond within 5 work days ("within" meaning "at least")
And then you get the usual Indian call center style
And they tell you to reboot your computer and reinstall the software
Disable anti-virus, UAC, ...
I literally have never had a problem solved by contact Google support in any shape or form
10:00
I work 2nd level support at a bank. Our 1st level is in Manilla/Bangalore.
Pretty much every end user that is escalated to us has the same story.
If users didn't lie, we wouldn't need 1st line support :(
Apple developer support is pretty awesome
And Adaptec is pretty awesome as well
how much you payin for apple support tho
(free) 3ware support was also quite nice.
@djsmiley2k When the 1st level is making someone take out their battery and drain the 'flea power' to fix an issue with an app launching... there's something wrong.
10:05
:D yup
i Could never do support, I land on these peoples computers and 2 hours of hair pulling later i walk away with it fully operational. Beg them to change thier ways as i walk out. 2 days later they are right back where they started.
yup
I'm glad it's no longer offically what I do
Ya just dont use the same computer for your entire business records , to go on facebook and twitter, i dont give a f about how bored your front office staff is.
@djsmiley2k I think it's like 100€ a year
Oh ok, that's not so bad
10:12
They are usually extremely helpful, speak your language well, very knowledgeable and if they don't know the solution to something, they admit it and follow up in a reasonable time frame
Very good experiences
a year, heck you can call MS for $30 a wack.
MS support isn't bad either, as long as your problem is clearly within the bounds of a specific component
And it's 300 for a ticket
hmmm
i need to pratice more sql, need to put together some subqueries D:
hell i can't even write down what I'm trying to select right now
/me goes to figure it out
10:36
@OliverSalzburg back up there ^ indicates a setting did not stick or was not saved (profile issue probably again) so he switched it one way, and probably oks out of there , then switches it back again. Then the location that the settings are saved to is resaved.
@Psycogeek Clearing cookies is my best guess anyway :P
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Q: How to block counter strike ports on router?

user445814I have Cisco E2500 router and I need to block Counter Strike ports so that user would not be able to connect to it. Also, is it possible to block Skype ports so user would not be able to call to someone?

Ya just know, that this is all about a roomate or brother (or sister of course) rivalry :-)
To answer properly we would need to know what your trying to actually do. . . . so we can ignore your petty problems :-)
10:55
ARUGH
why do the developers keep making undocumented changes to the dang api~ D:
Cause they live off coffee sweetened by your suffering ;p
for the same reason game developers close the door behind you, then beat the hell out of you with a boss charachter.
I ran into an old issue again today, which I encounter once every couple of months. In AngularJS, when you make an HTTP request, you provide a callback for when the request completes. That callback receives 5 parameters: data, status, headers, ...
So, I'm thinking, well, I only care about data, so I provide a function that only accepts 1 parameter
But they check that and provide you with different arguments if your callback only expects 1 paramter
Like, wtf
lol
and you can't specify what you want?
11:42
@djsmiley2k Well, you can just declare additional parameters in the function declaration
...and then just not use them
You cant always get what you want, but you can patch to rec what you need. youtube.com/watch?v=SjHoigqFepU
Eww bad link, dont bother watching that
12:11
hehe
dang by being good at my job i'm making it more complicated ~_~
My brain is starting to ache, and theres so much missing infomation :(
So I added API rate-limiting to our application, now I don't know what sane limits are :P
I guess I could try to implement a parser for our logs to determine usage of existing deployments :\
SE uses 10,000 requests/day
FB seems to be 600 requests/10 minutes
> If you exceed 5M MAU, 100M API calls per day, or 50M impressions per day, you may be subject to additional terms.
100M requests/day O_o
600/600 sounds reasonable
12:32
:D
12:49
I love it when a plan comes together
I want one for firefox too :/
Turns out the answer to my two latest questions was just "update the damn thing"
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Q: MySQL connection works on CLI, but not on Workbench

That Brazilian Guy Fedora release 20 (Heisenbug) 3.19.3-100.fc20.x86_64 Packages: mysql-workbench-community.x86_64 6.1.7-1.fc20 mariadb.x86_64 1:5.5.41-1.fc20 mariadb-libs.x86_64 1:5.5.41-1.fc20 mariadb-server.x86_64 1:5.5.41-1.fc20...

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Q: Force Pidgin to acept an invalid certificate

That Brazilian GuyI am getting the following error on Pidgin 2.10.10-3.fc20 (libpurple 2.10.10). How can I force it to accept an invalid certificate? (According to this bug report it should be capable). Here's what I have done: visited the domain on Firefox, and exported the certificate imported the certif...

That works.
13:15
:( Stack Overflow has grown too large... a few of my most recent questions have not had good (or any) answers :(
posted on May 07, 2015

Den why it alwayz create it again???? As tweeted by Wil

13:39
@OliverSalzburg mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox << that 1 refers to account '1'; you can have lots; try /u/2/ or /u/3/
you may of had calendar logged into u/2/; then managed to log into gmail as /u/1, when it should of switched to /u/2/; so then when you return to a page which is logged in as u/2/ it logs you out *(as you're now u/1/) but doesn't reload the page as u/1/!
I hope that's understandable!
@djsmiley2k Interesting, but I have a pinned tab that's always on 0
Sweet, I just got a new MS Natural Ergonomic 3000
yeah, i've had other pages switch out the 0 user tho
i have work and home account
and sometimes the work page will force it's way into 0 on another tab
then you refresh the pinned tab -- you've been logged out!
I'm pretty sure tehres just one service somewhere being naughty, not found out which yet tho
> should of
should've
@OliverSalzburg : Your thoughts about this keyboard so far ?
@OliverSalzburg : I kinda like the Sclupt Ergonomic Keyboard (the one who has a separate keypad) but I dislike the mouse (too big)
13:58
@SteveHémond I had one before, tried others, came back to it. I like it. But the new version is a bit different
@SteveHémond That's the one I tried at home. Didn't like the arrow, home, end, page up/down keys
In general, it's great. The separate numpad is a great idea. The keys feel great. The overall shape is great. The layout is horrible
Like one of the worst parts is, the ESC key is exactly the same size as F1-F12, and it's positioned right next to F1. There is no haptic guidance. Bah!
I get angry just thinking about it >:(
@OliverSalzburg Yeah ! I've got the same opinion about the small keys. In addition, I use Visual Studio on a daily basis and I need my F5 / F6 / F12 keys to be normal sized. Most of the wireless Microsoft keyboards have very small function keys and it's disappointing
@SteveHémond I feel your pain. It's exactly why I went back to the 3000
And, well, I'm used to it, so it feels natural to me
14:13
@OliverSalzburg : Never tried it, but I think I should. It looks like it's the most selled keyboard on the Microsoft Store
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@JourneymanGeek meh
My memory usage is low enough (barring the apparent leak, possibly due to addons or graphics)
There is something distinctly wrong with this answer:
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A: partition managing not allowing to expand

LisaMoving a partition may cause data loss, so i wont recommend that. Best choice is to download a third-party partition software and you can extend your partitions whenever you like.

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@HackToHell There have been dozens for FF going back years. This is not new at all.
Is the user preparing to spam?
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Heck, FF has a form built-in now.
14:22
It's been flagged for moderator attention.
14:34
@DragonLord: prolly is
deleted both answers
Just drawing upon my experience.
User's posting in a frequently-spammed topic, disk partitioning, and the answer has spam indicators despite evasion attempts.
heh
Fun fact? I remember that gravatar
Suspicious activity.
Stopping spam before it happens.
Problem there is striking a balance ;p
Spam is getting sneakier by the day :(
14:42
Means we're doing things right ;p
@Bob I simply close ff and start it again and I don't visit the tabs
Works well enough :D
Don't forget, trivial spam dosen't even get posted here
Though I should prolly use somehting
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@HackToHell That would be the built-in form.
Not nearly as aggressive as the extensions, but generally more stable.
I want DragonLord to be synonymous with the bane of spam :-)
14:48
lol
Most of my 2000 flags were spam
@Bob The only problem is I forget about the existence of the tab group :/
However I did it cause spam, much like fleas, are annoying
1675 flags and counting, including more than 400 spam flags.
I suspect the spam was much worse about a year ago...
My philosophy is to go beyond the spam flag and attack the problem at the root.
Dec 25 '14 at 21:13, by fixer1234
I don't have an incognito window or sandboxed browser, but I'll have to check out virustotal (wasn't familiar with that). It sounds like flagging posts as spam isn't enough; they need to be flagged specifically to your attention (and what are the odds that you haven't already found it).
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