Damn Users!
PlexSheep
joined 2 years ago
Grüße aus der BRD
Sometimes port numbers is all you need
I don't agree on hating on nextcloud, but moving that data to a luks partition could work.
Note: QUIC is not really a transport layer protocol but uses UDP and builds atop of it.
Where is "here"?
I fail to see how this prevents any MITM attack where the attacker pretenta to be the server, but besides that, that just seems overly complicated.
You're right, I didn't think of that. Cinnamon sadly is X11 for now.
Cool, that was about time
I just switched from fedora 39 plasma to green debian, it's been very pleasant to have "it just works os" take care of things, including X11 just doing it's regular old thing.
But if course, Wayland is the future and I will happily use it by the time it becomes stable enough for a debian release. Go Wayland!
Maybe I phrased incorrectly. It prevents attacker from getting password and using it again in future.
In what circumstances besides reusing passwords does this matter?
To make this discussion extra long: If you're creating a hash based on a local password, then share this as secret to the server, which then treats it with regular password security, this is beneficial for security as far as I can see, as it makes sure that the "password"/secret is strong and pseudo random.
Iirc the European commission. There are two of these bodies and the parliament is the saner one.