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ReginaPhalange @ ReginaPhalange @lemmy.world
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What security purpose a Faraday bag has when it contain a vehicle keyfob

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  • ... Which means that if the hacker is near you when you park - there is a time period where the fob isn't masked by the bag, because it is coming out of the ignition, and voulaa - you can record the key's pong of the car's ping, retransmit, and get in. Correct?

    • Always a fan of simple instructions on how to do everyday things

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  • Her name? Hannette Solo

    • I have a 64-bit gender

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  • No taxation without approximation!

    • Cheers Bro

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  • Its either ax+b or mx+n
    Pick one you lunatics

    • The old saying "a verbal agreement isn't worth the paper it's written on" could be tweaked for modern times as "an online agreement isn't worth the paper it's written on"

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  • Time for the US to bite the bullet and do that with SSN cards.
    It's already being used as an ID, even if the inventor didn't intend for it to happen. Just put up a picture and a smart chip on it.

    • What is a human behaviour you've never understood?

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  • don’t judge someone for getting a gold toilet after they’ve paid their fair share to society.

    Fair share is a very loosely defined term.
    The legal definition? Influenced by lobbying (ie bribing) the right people , in service for the 1% .

    • What is a human behaviour you've never understood?

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    • Happy 1735689600 seconds since 1970!

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  • toaster suit?

    • The best Unix

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  • " Unic-i "

    • The old saying "a verbal agreement isn't worth the paper it's written on" could be tweaked for modern times as "an online agreement isn't worth the paper it's written on"

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  • I would think that a valid digital contract would involve 2 cryptographic digital signatures. Anything less than that is just a glorified, easily spoofed, text document

    • dd: disk destroyer

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  • First thing I do after loading the liveusb is write the "mylsblk" which does the much more sane thing of: 

     bash
        
lsblk -o NAME,LABEL,PARTLABEL,UUID,SIZE,MOUNTPOINTS

    • The TV show ER (1994-2009) is the origin story of Batman's father Thomas Wayne (aka John Carter played by Noah Wyle).

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  • No - it's "Hi! How are you?"

    • If Christmas can escape outside of December, Halloween gets to haunt us year round as well.

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  • Base64 Z

    • It has been two years since the release of ChatGPT. How has it impacted your work or personal life? What changes have you experienced, and do you see it as a positive or negative influence

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  • Scam emails are deliberately littered with spelling mistakes, a comprehensible scam email is a bad scam email - because the addition of spelling mistakes guarantees that the gullible and scamable folks responds to it. Do you want to scam the general populace w/o a human reading response emails? There's phishing for that.

    • And ADBlockers are not allowed either!!

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  • Lucky patcher meaning rooted phone?

    • Elizabeth Olsen Sees Marvel as ‘Insurance’ to Make Indie Films

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  • The timing of this article perplexes me.
    Isn't her contract with Marvel done? Her character dead?

    • Yeah right......

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  • The most open operating system

    Just look at all the operating it does

    • it's that simple

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  • PREG...PREGANANANT?

    • Sysadmin shock as Windows Server 2025 installs itself

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  • Is powershell "legacy"?

    • JetKVM - a polished take at the nanoKVM(?)

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  • OK, I've read the wiki entry but I still don't understand what KVM is, or why it's needed. The last time I visited a data center - every server rack came with a laptop-esque looking control unit. What problem does KVM comes to solve? What does this invention improve upon a traditional KVM?