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Joined December 2008
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RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
Dune battlepass is live with the new Jezevec and I am too with new drops! twitch.tv/quickybaby
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Οι controllers επαγγελματικών ψυγείων (Danfoss, Copeland κ.ά.) είχαν ανοιχτή στο ίντερνετ την κονσόλα διαχείρισης. Με default ή προβλέψιμους κωδικούς (admin + ημερομηνία της ημέρας ή admin/admin) μπήκαν απλά, ενεργοποίησαν continuous defrost και ανέβασαν τη θερμοκρασία στους 50°C.
RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
Barracuda: Δύο ευπάθειες επιτρέπουν πρόσβαση root
secnews.gr/747137/barracuda-…
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#Proxmox Shared Storage Situation in 2026: LVM Thin, #MeshXFS & #CetraFS as #VMFS alternatives?
gyptazy.com/blog/proxmox-clu…
RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
Έφτιαξα έναν ζωντανό χάρτη με όλα τα λεωφορεία του ΟΑΣΑ: 279 γραμμές, 1.000+ οχήματα σε ώρες αιχμής. Βλέπεις ποιο αργεί, την τυπική ταχύτητα σε κάθε δρόμο, και παίρνεις ειδοποίηση άφιξης στο Telegram.
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RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
Imagine t’as un site d’un PHP servi via HTTPS via un cert TLS signé par eMuhdra.
Imagine
RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
Tesla Sentry Mode alerts on your phone, the moment they happen.
👁 Aware: motion or a person near the car
🚨 Panic: the alarm is actually sounding
📍 Every event logged with time and place on a map
Android, iPhone, or Telegram from the web dashboard.
marit.es/sentry-alerts/
RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
New on iPhone: marit.es 0.2.0 is on the App Store
🔔 Push alerts for Sentry alarms, charging complete and unusual battery drain
😴 Snooze Sentry alerts for 1h or 8h from the alert
🗺️ Route maps, charging stats, weekly Sentry schedule
apps.apple.com/app/id6809450…
RaNd SurealisteZ retweeted
marit.es: battery health now read the way your Tesla measures it — real pack kWh, same as the in-car test. Plus true firmware version, colour-coded charging stats, Android monthly km fixed. marit.es/changelog
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DMARC is great. You take the simple and uncomplicated SMTP protocol, then add the simplicity and reliability of DNS! Throw in DKIM for public cryptography and you've got the unholy triumvirate of things only ancient, sun-deprived nerds care to understand or deal with.
