I haven't. There's a official Samsung repair center next to my workplace . I gone there expecting a faster turnaround.But was informed they only process phones and earbuds. I had to mail the SSD instead.
Going to do that in the weekend. Also bought a new SSD from Kingston since is is also my work machine. Can't have it down for too long.
Maybe it's my culture. I think of master as the "master of kung-fu/art/sword/". Something or someone that have earned respect and is at the core of it's field.
Not professional sysadmin. I run my homelab and handles a few servers at work. I don't use IDS. So may be irrelevant.
WAF to stop HTTP parameter pollution and request smuggling
Fail2ban on SSH and move ssh away from port 22
Setup LAN recursive resolver and disallowed outbound raw DNS
For me, a lot more emphasis is on defending the application
Setup systemd unit hardening
Use Landlock LSM to whitelist directories (modifying source needed). Stops directory traversal and command execution
TLS or stunnel between application and database
Point DNS to local resolver
LD_PRELOAD hardened allocator
I'm currently looking into the Linux port of pledge to further reduce post exploit attack surface. But the project is not mature enough for production, yet.
For me the saying "work on your passion and you won't work a day" is very true. Why would I not experiment with crazy code in the product when I don't have time in the day. Or trying out new cryptography and see how it absolutely beats current protocols.
With that said. It's also important to have time with you family/boy/grilfriends. They are also important
That's the exact point. reddthat.com or lemmy.world servers can blow up into pieces and none of users living on other servers would be affected. Unlike Reddit, where a single company can decide they want to do something stupid and everyone had to obey.
"why not" "Fuck it" "Am I going to regret this? Not 80%? Do it" "Because I'm bored"
Is there a way to get the closed source driver running? Or does the closed source one not supporting Linux?
I haven't. There's a official Samsung repair center next to my workplace . I gone there expecting a faster turnaround.But was informed they only process phones and earbuds. I had to mail the SSD instead.
Going to do that in the weekend. Also bought a new SSD from Kingston since is is also my work machine. Can't have it down for too long.
Just like how 4chan and Reddit started
Yeah, 970 Pro my bad.
I ran
smartctl -a /dev/<nvme_device>Maybe it's my culture. I think of
masteras the "master of kung-fu/art/sword/". Something or someone that have earned respect and is at the core of it's field.Just like "master" in git. WTH is wrong with it. I feed "master" as "the master of kung-fu" is much better then "main".
Not professional sysadmin. I run my homelab and handles a few servers at work. I don't use IDS. So may be irrelevant.
For me, a lot more emphasis is on defending the application
stunnelbetween application and databaseI'm currently looking into the Linux port of pledge to further reduce post exploit attack surface. But the project is not mature enough for production, yet.
Sold their motto to the devil for money
Woohoo!!!!!! You are awesome
btw, I use Arch
For me the saying "work on your passion and you won't work a day" is very true. Why would I not experiment with crazy code in the product when I don't have time in the day. Or trying out new cryptography and see how it absolutely beats current protocols.
With that said. It's also important to have time with you family/boy/grilfriends. They are also important
That's the exact point.
reddthat.comorlemmy.worldservers can blow up into pieces and none of users living on other servers would be affected. Unlike Reddit, where a single company can decide they want to do something stupid and everyone had to obey.