Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/25
[WayBack] wetten.nl – Regeling – Besluit zorgverzekering – BWBR0018492: Bijlage 1
Via:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/25
For my link archive some videos below.
Note that I dislike ScanSnap Cloud, as I do not want an intermediate party in between me and my cloud provider.
I much more prefer providers like Google Drive, OneDrive, etc to configure locally and have them upload to the cloud instead of ScanSnap Could also seeing my scanned content.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/25
I wonder what this provides compared to a pihole virtual appliance: [WayBack] Install pihole-eberkund on openSUSE using the Snap Store | Snapcraft with these repositories:
Related:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/24
Today, 20 years ago, the Wayback Machine started to unlock the archived content that the Internet Archive had been crawling since 1996 and make it accessible for the public at large.
Thanks Brewster Kahle for making all of this possible for such a long time!
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/22
For my link archive:
dd (be sure to use the bs parameter to improve writing speed by having a relatively large block size)mkfile–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/22
If you think download speeds are slow for large downloads (or multi-media playback is slow or quality is low) on a fast link, then consider your DNS.
Many people report that using one of the centralised DNS services (like Google/Cloudflare/…) causes slowness because they direct CDN lookups to a small pool of servers that get overloaded.
Some links:
Via [WayBack] How to check whether DNS is working through a browser? – Super User
Google DNS also allows for interactive querying, for example [WayBack] Google Public DNS
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/22
For my link archive:
De niet-reanimeren penning wordt aangeboden door de patiëntenfederatie Nederland en wordt erkend door zorgverleners en hulpdiensten.
De niet-reanimerenpenning is een behandelverbod ten aanzien van reanimeren. Een verklaring aan een halskettinkje, voorzien van pasfoto, handtekening, naam en geboortedatum.
Een tatoeage met de tekst die aangeeft dat de drager ervan niet gereanimeerd wil worden, is volgens minister Schippers van Volksgezondheid rechtsgeldig.
The above are legally binding, but not all medical personnel knows them by heart.
The legal document is the hardest for the medics to find, so way easier are the badges or tattoos.
Via [WayBack] Sander de Hosson on Twitter: “Zie deze tattoo best wel vaak. Is dit rechtsgeldig, @Gert_van_Dijk? #dtv… “
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/21
I have used other on-line HTML cleanup tools in the past (especially for including parts of web-pages in a blog post), but so far none beats HTML Washer: [Wayback] HTML cleanup tool & simplifier. For basic & clean HTML 🔧
An online tool that reduces HTML to basic tags and attributes. Removes scripts, CSS, and other non-basic elements like , , etc… Also, corrects errors and formats the HTML doc or a fragment.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/20
[Archive.is] Filippo Valsorda on Twitter: “whoami.filippo.io , the SSH server that knows who you are, got some newly refreshed intel! Try it out! $ ssh whoami.filippo.io “
The server itself has some HTML with information too whoami.filippo.io redirecting to [WayBack] ssh whoami.filippo.io (source code is at [WayBack] GitHub – FiloSottile/whoami.filippo.io: A ssh server that knows who you are. $ ssh whoami.filippo.io).
It’s a cool open source server written in Golang, that gets all your public ssh keys (ssh automatically transmits those) and tries to map them back to a GitHub account.
In addition it shows you some potential vulnerabilities of your ssh client.
Note that in October 2020, it was temporarily down, but it will be up again: [Archive.is] Filippo Valsorda 💉💉 on Twitter: “Yeah I’m planning to but I can’t give you an ETA I’m afraid. A few weeks, maybe?… “
Some interesting comments in the thread:
https://GitLabWebsite/username.keys… “github-keygen: it builds SSH config that protects against this attack by using your GitHub SSH key only when connecting to GitHub.… “
This script will:
- Create a new SSH key dedicated only to your GitHub connections in ~/.ssh/id_<github-account>@github
- Create the SSH configuration optimized for GitHub and dedicated to GitHub (does not impact your other SSH configurations) in ~/.ssh/config.
- Install the GitHub SSH host authentication fingerprints in ~/.ssh/known_hosts_github
whoami.filippo.io is a neat trick, not a proof of concept of a vulnerability. However, all the folks who said “public keys are public duh” pass their cryptography 101 and fail their security 201 =)”
$ ssh whoami.filippo.io (code: …) “Related: [WayBack] Auditing GitHub users’ SSH key quality
[WayBack] GitHub – FiloSottile/whoami.filippo.io: A ssh server that knows who you are. $ ssh whoami.filippo.io: How do I stop passing public keys
How do I stop it?
If this behavior is problematic for you, you can tell ssh not to present your public keys to the server by default.
Add these lines at the end of your
~/.ssh/config(after other “Host” directives)Host * PubkeyAuthentication no IdentitiesOnly yesAnd then specify what keys should be used for each host
Host example.com PubkeyAuthentication yes IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa # IdentitiesOnly yes # Enable ssh-agent (PKCS11 etc.) keysIf you want you can use different keys so that they can’t be linked together
Host github.com PubkeyAuthentication yes IdentityFile ~/.ssh/github_id_rsa
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/19
Great quote from a while back:
[WayBack] Filippo Valsorda on Twitter: “Here’s a secret: it’s not that hard to put together a crypto specification. What’s hard is to make it safe and misuse resistant. What needs to be “battle tested” is the security devex, not the narrow happy path, and blaming the developer when it breaks is not battle testing.”
From the same thread:
–jeroen
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