ArbiterXero

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ArbiterXero,

Also an excellent point

ArbiterXero,

In many unzip utilities, they use temp files that you wouldn’t be paying attention to. These temp files will contain your credentials and you won’t know where they are or if they got deleted.

ArbiterXero,

What do the links look like on the start page?

The problem is that Tailscale gives your server a “magic” ip, which isn’t the same one as on your local network. On your local network, do you access them by port? Or reverse proxy?

Machine:8080 or service.machine.localdomain

ArbiterXero,

I bought an older model from this company and it’s been spectacular.

I only reboot it when the power dies, unbelievably reliable and quality build

ArbiterXero,

Many “bettter” routers can do this, pfsense can do it.

The problem is that Apple TV may get removed from your local network, meaning you can’t air-play to it at all lol.

Unless your whole network is on the vpn.

ArbiterXero,

Oh fuck I’d forgotten about that.

I knew I hated Sony, but I’d totally forgotten about that.

ArbiterXero,

The aren’t storing it actively in something you can search at all times, but it’ll be in the “backups” and “restore” pieces still

ArbiterXero,

A lot of it isn’t there anymore….

But because it was a hardware thing, the patch would involve rooting your phone, something most people won’t do.

ArbiterXero,

It was literally a perfect design.

The phone was already on by the time it was at your face.

I am sad for its loss

Is anyone here using their hardware TPM chips for credentials?

I’m curious about the possible uses of the hardware Trusted Protection Module for automatic login or transfer encryption. I’m not really looking to solve anything or pry. I’m just curious about the use cases as I’m exploring network attached storage and to a lesser extent self hosting. I see a lot of places where public...

ArbiterXero,

The problem with this is that the key would be “machine based” and not “person”

So it’s better for “service accounts”

ArbiterXero,

This looks like the “switch” or “router” end of the cable, so it could be coming from the PC

ArbiterXero,

Well, I always figured that “x ray vision” was just eyes that were super sensitive to the natural background radiation everywhere, and not that they were actually transmitting x rays

ArbiterXero,

I mean that’s kinda what lasers do…… but also interesting

ArbiterXero,

That depends on whether the x-rays are absorbed by the bone/solid material or reflected.

I don’t know enough about x-rays to answer that.

ArbiterXero,

No, it’s nothing to worry about, it’ll be just a handful of super cheap parts in the power supply. Essentially when the power supply converts ac to dc, it has a bunch of standard parts, and if you cheap out on them, sometimes they make high pitched noises. The noises can vary in pitch too.

ArbiterXero,

It’s not an intentional noise, it’ll be a shitty bridge rectifier.

It’s just a cheap shitty power supply.

ArbiterXero,

Right? Like “make sure you get a warrant” isn’t a hard answer.

ArbiterXero,

Truenas scale

ArbiterXero,

Ehhhh it’s flexible enough that I’d bet it can change its “identity” and make it seem like 1000 different devices

ArbiterXero,

Yes, but these are requests for new devices to pair

And most people aren’t going to bother with that white list

And even if they did, the attack can be tailored to the white list, because you don’t need to have a real Mac address, it can be spoofed

ArbiterXero,

While this is conclusively stoned as “cpu” issues, in case anyone else finds this thread…

While your isp can’t read the data over the VPN, they CAN see that you’re using a VPN and intentionally slow down your connection with traffic shaping because you’re putting so much data through the vpn.

ArbiterXero,

This is literally the centre of the incel problem.

ArbiterXero,

Thanks, I go through great pains to try and truly understand issues rather than “grab the pitchforks”

It’s all too easy to see someone as evil, rather than just a person hurting. Once you see the hurt, you have to be careful not to go all “bleeding heart” and excuse their crimes.

ArbiterXero,

^ mic drop moment.

This is the men’s revolution that’s needed. The feminist revolution came, and was absolutely necessary, and now we need one for men. We didn’t keep up with the times.

ArbiterXero,

Oh for sure!

I’ve known several incels, and in my experience, their entitlement to sex is really just an extension of wanting to feel loved.

Men grow up in a near drought of love and physical affection. After about 5 years old, we can’t hug our best friends.

Then men are told that they will pick a blushing bride that will be everything to them.

And when that doesn’t work, they become bitter and don’t know what to do with the rejection, because they have shit coping skills and mix up their entitlement for love with an entitlement for sex.

It’s a mess. I’m not absolving the incels of their shitty behaviour, but I’m also not going to say that “they deserve to feel unloved”

But I think the solution starts with recognizing that the incels actually want love. In my experience, women want to feel loved, and THEN trust you physically with sex. This makes sense because the physical danger for women is very real. Men seem to do it backwards. They want to get physical first and then trust you with love, since emotional danger is very real to them.

Anyways I’ll stop rambling, this is a mix of facts and personal experiences, but I really stand by the general point.

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