[-] groet@infosec.pub 29 points 2 months ago

This is Satire. Its not real.

[-] groet@infosec.pub 49 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

GM: it rolls to attack. Oh that's a 2

Player: PFF easy

GM: for a total of 47, dealing 70 damage and you are grabbed.

GM: for its other 5 attacks ...

My favourite is its reflect ability. If the players pull some meta bullshit like dropping tungsten rods from orbit the tarrasque can just play an uno reverso card and nuke the players.

[-] groet@infosec.pub 32 points 3 months ago

Never heard of iDEAL. Wikipedia says its a a Dutch system that was acquired by the "European payments initiative" last year. The EPI just became active as a payment system 1 month ago.

This is VERY much still in development and not at all an established system in the EU.

[-] groet@infosec.pub 36 points 3 months ago

So Uganda Drinks 14L of "other" but doesn't appear at all in the total consumption?

[-] groet@infosec.pub 40 points 3 months ago

Exactly. If you are in the path of the eclipse and dont make it an event for the kids, you failed as a place of education and learning!

[-] groet@infosec.pub 62 points 4 months ago

Well basically, I was born at a very young age.

[-] groet@infosec.pub 21 points 4 months ago

I never thought muscle memory was "stored" in the muscles. The same way a memory of a smell is not stored in the nose. I was quite confused to see this as a common misconception but it makes sense from the name

[-] groet@infosec.pub 30 points 4 months ago

Yeah money is useless to the kid. The leaf isnt

[-] groet@infosec.pub 57 points 4 months ago

Ah yes the good old torment nexus from the hit novel "dont build the torment nexus"

[-] groet@infosec.pub 81 points 4 months ago

here is how to opt out.

Proceeds to never say how to opt out

[-] groet@infosec.pub 14 points 5 months ago

Deleting a file does not overwrite the data. It just marks that area of the drive as "free". Using forensic tools (or simply dd) you can read data from "empty" parts of the drive. To be save you have to overwrite each file. You can try tools like shred to scramble the data of a file before deleting it, but as they say themselfes, unfortunately your filesystem might not actually let you do that (scroll to the CAUTION section).

You can use dd to write bytes to arbitrary places of the drive, but again, the filesystem might lie to you where a file is actually located. The ONLY way to be entirely sure is to wipe the whole drive. And if your IT does not do that before handing a system to a new employee, then they are not doing their job correctly.

Not legal advice: just tell them you installed a few viruses (while the system was not connected to the company network of course) and they should nuke the system before handing it to anybody else.

(You can also wipe the drive yourself by booting from a stick and overwriting the entire drive)

[-] groet@infosec.pub 23 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

Tajik Islam is its own thing. They are (relatively) open and women are frequently seen in public. They can walk around on their own and they dont cover their heads with hijabs or similar. They are also very vary of foreign influences such as Arabic Islam, Turkish Islam and above all Taliban influences. The hijab is a staple in all of these forms of Islam, so banning it is essentialy telling those groups to stop trying to take over Tajik Islam. This is a good thing. It is protecting women from a shift to much more oppressing religious practices.

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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by groet@infosec.pub to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

I have a few spare routers accumulated from moving houses, upgrading, home mates leaving theirs when they move etc.

So I was wondering what to do with these instead of throwing them out. Does anybody have experience with using a router as for example a media server, pihole , fan controller for the server shelf ...

What OS would be compatible or are routers just to limited in their computational power?

For reference, i have: Speedport smart 4 plus, Fritz!Box 3270, Fritz!Box 7530, EasyBox 804

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