ThoriumBR

this is the ultimate file server... only one python script, supports http/https/ftp/ftps/webdav/ssdp/mdns, chroot, resumable downloads AND uploads, deduplication, timed shares, password protected shares... it's a lot of features

github.com/9001/copyparty

if you want to implement something by hand, take a look on erasure codes. There are libraries already done that you can use, and they work well

degrading performance isn't the worst outcome, hindering the security is... a slow security program works slowly, a broken security program is useless

Tahoe-LAFS may solve your issues without adding another layer

I believe adding more layers to a working system usually degrades the system...

@Cero or you could use Tahoe-LAFS

@Cero for protection against offline dumps, full disk encryption already solves your problem.

and bitchat secure chat wasn't built with security in mind? shocking!

so McDonalds hire portal login were 123456/123456?

@Rivesticles not much... someone stops by, nobody is here (and @nobody isn't here) and they leave

and remember the device

next one I will connect to adb on every single computer I own as soon as it reaches my hands

a (way more than) few blind clicks later, I managed to hit the "Remember this device" on the adb authorization dialog and now I can use the phone with scrcpy while plugged on the computer... and in one week I got a new phone.

scrcpy --otg plus xte "mousemove" saved the day. After hours blindly clicking bruteforcing the screen I managed to hit the Accept on adb and could get scrcpy to show the screen on my PC, so I changed the pattern to a PIN (way way way easier to unlock it now with a keyboard on the USB OTG)...

My phone fell face down, broke both the screen and touch. I had enabled USB debugging but haven't saved ADB keys from any of my current computers. I had a similar device handy and spent the day trying to find ways to unlock it and enable adb so I could use scrcpy to use the phone while the replacement is on the way.

they have 20-ish products in the portfolio...

Positivo... it's a Brazilian company that was an education company and began assembling computers 20 years ago, and now rebrands generic Chinese gadgets, translate the manuals and that's it

I would love to have the stream on vlc, but I am not in the mood for firing up wireshark and decoding the stream...

got a wifi camera for free, there's no rtsp access and the only way to get the video feed is using a smart app...

dmz still is a pinned tab on my browser, but most of the time the only change I see is the "The last message was posted a long, long time ago." footer...

and one is from 3 years, 11 months ago...

and it's not half... of the 47 posts now, 31 is the bot, 5 spammers, 5 closed, and it leaves only 6 legit posts.

@JeffFerland what have I missed?

@CaffeineAddiction sec.se is pretty dead... bot is pushing back things from a decade ago

social networks are the root, trunk and leaves of all mental health evil

and even if something have a dedicated app, I use the mobile site and not the app, except the banking apps, gmail and youtube

I don't have any social network, maybe reddit could be considered one... or SE... but none of them are on my phones

makes sense and does not makes sense at the same time

one of the ideas to fight AI is to license its contents to AI companies... "AI is killing us, so let's give them our unique content so the few users left won't need us anymore even quicker"

I saw on slashdot some ideas they were trying to implement...

I hope they anti-bot and anti-gaming algorithms are top notch...

StackExchange will start paying experts to answer questions...

no schroeder, I don't know anyone...

so if your favorite exploit was patched in 2005, don't throw it away, it may still be useful... and that's why EthernalBlue will keep working for a long, long time...

$Id: TODO,v 1.135 1998/03/22 14:02:06 zeev Exp $

answer is undefined...

yep, the internet is filled with bots

anonymous researchers, no contact information, nobody on Zurich university have nothing to comment about... more than a thousand comments over months.

AI "experiment" unleash on reddit to change people's opinions: 404media.co/…

and coal generators emanate a lot of radiation because coal have thorium, uranium and other radioisotopes that get transferred to the atmosphere with the smoke that was already bad enough

the waste that produces a lot of radiation decays pretty fast (that's why is emitting a lot of radiation), and the waste that will produce radiation for thousands of years produce little radiation (that's why will last a while)

and about that amount of nuclear waste, I saw somewhere that all the nuclear waste ever produced by humanity would fit a Walmart parking lot

somehow building critical infrastructure on the shoreline that is affected by earthquakes and tsunamis is a bad idea

@JourneymanGeek Microsoft have better security practices than them, but imagine MS using that data to train their AI...