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Nice idea! Will try it out!

Very interesting. Thanks for the link!

Totally agree. This is a legitimate reason to chop the axis. There should be a law requiring schools to put a lot of time in teaching kids to read news and especially graphs.

Nice crust!

https://www.jaimiejacobswallets.com/en/products/slimstar is great.

Give it a try. Only you can judge for your use cases

He’s gay too, though.

Keep going! Nice one! Nicely photographed too!

Very nice to hear!

Got one for my non tech savvy mom, she seems happy with it.

Urgh, wat a stereotype.

Luxembourgish, German, French, English, moderate amounts of Dutch and a bit of Italian.

Welcome to the internet. You will be probed. Just as your immune system, or rather your body, is being probed.

Just don’t run broken software. The attackers will not be able to exploit you then. If they have zero day exploits, the WAF will most of the time not save you since they are often pretty easy to circumvent. WAFs are only effective against old and shitty exploits that should be patched anyways since ages.

Attack surface is made of the amount of code that is running when an attacker speaks to your machine. Imagine a freshly installed GNU/Linux distro with no services. The attack surface is minimal. All packages sent to your machine will only ever be touched by relatively limited parts of the linux TCP/IP stack and NIC driver. If you now run a web server, the package coes through the NIC driver, TCP/IP stack and web server. The surface is increased. Each of these parts of your machine’s code could have bugs. The more code your attacker’s packet runs through, the more opportunity to make your machine do things you don’t like.

If you want your machine to do what you like but not what random attackers like, it is therefore mandatory to have the least amount of attack surface, not adding code in contact with your attacker like a WAF or “antivirus”. Both these kind of softwares will inspect the packages coming in an take decisions (potentially bad ones) based on the content.

WAFs will mostly not help you since on a well configured and patched system, little known bugs are exposed. They might help you occasionally but usually patching the system is more effective. Of you want this to happen automatically, it’s entirely possible. Most os’s allow automatic unattended upgrades.

Wafs don’t make you safer but create unnecessary attack surface. Just keep your machine and services up to date.

Argh, hate them!

I was surprised to actually see laser diodes in there.

I’m from Europe and headlights suck here too! It’s spectrum of LEDs and tall cars and probably bad regulations too.