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infernal machines posted:depends on how you define workstation i guess. anything dual-socket will be legit, but there's not much of that. beyond that anything single socket that supports xeons and ecc should count, and gigabyte, asus, et al. have something it's just hard to find unless you go digging for it on their site. in fairly sure workstation in this case means "cheaper than consumer tier motherboard without marketing I dislike", and not legitimate boards like $500 WS C621E SAGE
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eschaton posted:no, workstation in my case would actually mean at least some variants support multiple sockets, ECC, and so on well, those are made just by almost any motherboard manufacturer that exists
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my appartment complex door code is abab so the buttons a and b are in markedly different colour than the rest
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eschaton posted:the #1 attribute I want to avoid is the assumption I’ll throw it away for something newer in a year so they don’t have to provide firmware updates firmware updates are guaranteed to be a goner in 4-5 years, maybe even sooner - depends on the manufacturer. there's nothing inherently unstable about overclocking support however, unless you don't know what you do or got the first $99 cars you saw
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what was thread consensus on telegram? im trying it out as a whatsapp replacement for sending cat photos to relatives and stupid jokes to friends and it seems ok + im happy to share less with facebook even if that means sharing more with less overreaching vk/kgb/whatever
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Progressive JPEG posted:just use signal i wont get anyone there and dont care that much i think, but yeah ive heard of signal and tox, especially of signal itt. i wouldnt care much more than whatsapp either, but i really dont like that they were acquired by facebook on that note, apparently russian linux community has some homegrown messenger that needs in-person meeting with mutual qr code scanning to add someone to your contacts. 
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:this sort of thing has been a lug staple as long as long as there has been lugs i completely don't get the first line
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Truga posted:linux user group ah, i was thinking of verb "lug" and completely overthinking this 
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:whatsapp is definitely more kgb secure than telegram if only because telegram doesn’t encrypt chats by default i care much less about kgb security than i do about sharing any information with facebook
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:i'm the implication that telegram encryption isn't broken by said agency how on earth were you reading my post
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:this a bit of a stretch to fear this though, as the content/chats themselves are encrypted, and it is a bit tinfoily to assume that facebook straight up lies about the encryption setup used, as it'd be a real pr blow when (and it likely is 'when', since the binary is there to be observed) found out i dont think they read my chats or whatever, not do i care about security of cat pictures and video game chat specifically. i just don't like installing fb affiliated apps after ive seen some interesting "privacy" wonders on an absolutely unrelated to anything else i have throwaway instragram account, which did shamelessly recommend me all my real facebook friends straight away
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looks like some estonian medical institution paid its way out of ransomware
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Subjunctive posted:people who are using telegram aren’t using it for group chats, right? much like people using whatsapp or signal if the headlines are to be believed?
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Subjunctive posted:I’m pretty sure those encrypt group chats. so was i
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Proteus Jones posted:RE: signal, are you talking about the patched bug in the Android version that let someone attach random bits to the end of an encrypted attachment? https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/713.pdf
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https://petermolnar.net/linkedin-public-settings-ignored/ lol
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flakeloaf posted:sounds like a mul-t-lock, but i've only ever seen those on mall shop doors and evidence vaults my parents home has had a lock like that for at least a decade, in rural latvia. the only place that is able to forge a key like that is some fancy pants service centre in the capital
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Truga posted:yeah macos is on a roll lately was the development of it taken over by the itunes crew?
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Details about two vulnerabilities in an adult-themed virtual reality (VR) application were available to the general public for five days before the vendor intervened and patched the security holes. Research published by Digital Interruption, a UK-based cyber-security company, revealed that nVR, a web-based service selling adult-themed VR applications, contained two vulnerabilities that would have allowed an attacker to download names, email addresses and device (PC) names for everyone with an account on the site or for people who purchased content using PayPal accounts.
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Arbitrary Coin posted:Honestly not sure but earlier/ a few weeks after the Malwarebytes email we all got emails to immidietly change our comp passwords, that the wifi/network passwords have all changed and that the dude who sent the Malwarebytes solution email was "no longer with the company" with an effective date in the middle of the week. oh god laffo
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Father Jack posted:is there any consensus in this thread on how boned systems that aren't going to get microcode updates for spectre and meltdown are? i wouldn't use those systems for anything important, and i think that a year is a very generous window for "real" hacks to appear
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Father Jack posted:i'm thinking more about home users with an older laptop/desktop running w10 and getting patches as they come out. no one will tell you "yeah dude there is no way in hell this relatively recent processor flaw will affect you in the slightest, ever"
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Would it be feasible to write laws around having to make programs secure, similar to food/fire safety laws?
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ate all the Oreos posted:my favorite thing so far is when i asked why we don't pay for slack or run our own slack server and was told "well this way the messages automatically become inaccessible after a certain amount of time due to the usage limits" and i'm like "they're still there you just can't see them without paying" and was told "yeah but the auditors can't see them so they don't exist lmao we have the opposite problem, we don't pay for slack and use it to discuss everything important with the it so there basically is no paper trail because are programmers are imbeciles who find email to be too difficult to operate
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Cocoa Crispies posted:*woop*woop* it’s the android police
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:i'm this entire thread hahahahahaha
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Volmarias posted:It wasn't the aluminum tubes that brought us there, friendo. mah steel beams
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