I honestly have no real opinion on this (yet), as I don't know if that would help or not.
But 90% of all policy proposals from the UK end up being terrible ideas, so I'll just assume this is stupid.
I honestly have no real opinion on this (yet), as I don't know if that would help or not.
But 90% of all policy proposals from the UK end up being terrible ideas, so I'll just assume this is stupid.
The issue is that according to the spec the two DNS servers provided by DHCP are equivalent. While most clients favor the first one as the default, that's not universally the case and when and how it switches to the secondary can vary by client (and effectively appear random). So you won't be able to know for sure which client uses your DNS, especially after your DNS server was unreachable for a while for whatever reason. Personally I've "just" gotten a second Pi to run redundant copies of PiHole, but only having a single DNS server is usually fine as well.
Just FYI: the often-cited NIST-800 standard no longer recommends/requires more than a single pass of a fixed pattern to clear magnetic media. See https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/specialpublications/nist.sp.800-88r1.pdf for the full text. In Appendix A "Guidelines for Media Sanitation" it states:
Overwrite media by using organizationally approved software and perform verification on the
overwritten data. The Clear pattern should be at least a single write pass with a fixed data value,
such as all zeros. Multiple write passes or more complex values may optionally be used.
This is the standard that pretty much birthed the "multiple passes" idea, but modern HDD technology has made that essentially unnecessary (unless you are combating nation-state-sponsored attackers, in which case you should be physically destroying anything anyway, preferably using some high-heat method).
"Use vim in SSH" is not a great answer to asking for a convenient way to edit a single file, because it requires understanding multiple somewhat-complex pieces of technology that OP might not be familiar with and have a reasonably steep learning curve.
But I'd still like to explain why it pops up so much. And the short version is very simple: versatility.
Once you've learned how to SSH into your server you can do a lot more than just edit a file. You can download files with curl
directly to your server, you can move around files, copy them, install new software, set up an entire new docker container, update the system, reboot the system and many more things.
So while there's definitely easier-to-use solutions to the one singular task of editing a specific file on the server, the "learn to SSH and use a shell" approach opens up a lot more options in the future.
So if in 5 weeks you need to reboot the machine, but your web-based-file-editing tool doesn't support that option, you'll have to search for a new solution. But if you had learned how to use the shell then a simple "how do I reboot linux from the shell" search will be all that you need.
Also: while many people like using vim, for a beginner in text based remote management I'd recommend something simpler like nano.
Sorry, aber du plapperst genau die Argumente nach, die die Konzerne gerne hören würden.
Ja, technisch gesehen hast du Recht: die Profite der Konzerne kommen fast immer letztendlich von den Privaten.
Aber da gibt's einige wichtige Details:
There's lots of very good approaches in the comments.
But I'd like to play the devil's advocate: how many of you have actually recovered from a disaster that way? Ideally as a test, of course.
A backup system that has never done a restore operations must be assumed to be broken. similar logic should be applied to disaster recovery.
And no: I use Ansible/Docker combined approach that I'm reasonably sure could quite easily recover most stuff, but I've not yet fully rebuilt from just that yet.
Yes, but those minor traces are easy enough to remove, especially if you don't care about being "ceritified" by Google (i.e. are not planning to run the Google services).
Given it's position as a mostly progressive/liberal paper their line on transgender topics is weirdly backwards. And it's not just commenters. It does match the overall atmosphere in the UK in general, but it's extremely jarring when looking at it from the outside.
And so that it's not just a "I told you so":
Why do you think it'll overtake electric cars? The energy efficiency of hydrogen cars is significantly worse, as they introduce some extra steps in pipeline of energy-generation -> movement.
The only major advantage they have is "ICE-like" fuelling, which has a bunch of major caveats attached to it (as in: it's nowhere near as simple a system as ICE refuelling. Everything from generation, to transport to getting-it-in-the-car is way more complex and thus expensive and error-prone).
Ich verdiene gut (würde sagen sehr gut), bin aber Angstellter.
Wenn ich mir ansehe wie hart viele Handels-Angestellte, Gebäudereiniger, Krankenpfleger, ... schuften dann tun die zweifelsohne mehr als ich mit meinem Büro-Job.
Es ist nicht so dass ich "nichts leiste", aber wenn man als Messstab der Entlohnung die aufgebrachte Arbeitsleistung ansetzen würde, dann wäre ich auf jeden Fall überbezahlt (oder noch besser: die anderen unterbezahlt).
Abi, Diplom, Studium sind schon auch ein Aufwand, das stimmt schon. Aber die bedeuten halt nicht automatisch dass man "mehr wert" ist als andere oder "mehr leistet" oder "mehr verdienen muss".
Und ja: es gibt genug Jobs bei denen man effektiv einfach nur Kaffee trinken könnte und es würde keinen Jucken. "Bullshit Jobs" sind ein Phänomen dass sich halt auch fast nur die "gebildete Schicht" leisten kann: dafür wird man im Regelfall auch gut entlohnt.
UNEXPECTED ITEM IN THE BAGGING AREA
UNEXPECTED ITEM IN THE BAGGING AREA
UNEXPECTED ITEM IN THE BAGGING AREA
Wenn ich sehe wie viel Infos dann öfters mal einfach aus chatprotokollen rauspurzeln glaub ich schon das öfters mal was gefunden wird.
Man muß nicht dumm sein um nicht perfekt in opsec zu sein. Es gibt jede Menge Wege wie man was "liegen lassen" kann, vor allem digital. Und wenn man sich damit nicht regelmäßig beschäftigt kennt man nicht alle.
Einfach aus convenience am Laptop im Chat eingelogged bleiben? Ups, jetzt ist er konfisziert ...