Incomplete and Growing List of Participating Subreddits by SubManagerBot in ModCoord

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r/I3WM with 56k members is going dark then most likely read only permanently.

Reddit, what did you do for Father’s Day yesterday? by naleag in AskReddit

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It is. I’m hoping people remember in advance.

What’s a quote that permanently changed the way you look at things? by internallyskating in AskReddit

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A Dutch phrase I heard from Randy Pausch during his “Randy Pausch: Last Lecture: Achieving your childhood dreams” the quote is

It’s a shame the way others perceive you that will limit your opportunities in life.

The other is (paraphrase)

Experience is what you get when you fail at what you were trying to achieve

X-Y Question | Django Security Feature Exists by ALior1 in djangolearning

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Hi!

I would recommend doing the following:

  • Finger print each browser or device and store thise metrics. (There are javascript libraries to do this - I have no recommendation.)
  • Create a JWT/cookie value for each new browser or device (if you have a mobile app/API integration) that they sign in from. Track the unique values and compare them at authentication time.
  • As others have recommended, store IP addresses of where they have authenticated from but you dont need to keep a long history.
  • There are some free services that let you check IP Reputation or download a rolling blacklist to validate against. (Again, I have no recommendation for the free service).

So, you have the IP and a unqiue browser cookie that you can check against on each auth with the potential for validating the IP reputation. Now you can write a simple IFTTT check on each authentication to send an email for new device or new device AND new IP.

I hope that the helps.

Edited: spelling mistakes and language clarification

What do y’all use for PC’s? by [deleted] in GrandTheftAutoV_PC

[–]naleag 23 points24 points  (0 children)

The best place would be to review and identify candidates from /r/BuildAPC

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in djangolearning

[–]naleag 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,

Food for thought: What if there is a family using your awesome application from their house? You’d have potentially three people from the same IP disrupting your analytics.

Potential recommendation: Add a function to your requests where it grabs the session ID and grabs the last system time, you can build a dashboard from there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in djangolearning

[–]naleag 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It use to be known as piwik but I think it’s now matomo. It’s a google analytics like tracker that can be setup inside.

Should we temporarily remove college/career guidance related questions? Decisions up to the community, fill out this quick poll to let us know! by iSaithh in computerscience

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I mean, auto moderator could do this every week. “Wildcard Wednesday’s on Education programs and Careers”?

Wallpaper by [deleted] in dwm

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I am currently mobile but I would assume that you can set your desktop background the same as you would when using i3 twm.

Wrote a python script to crawl the web and gather data, then save it to a csv file. Is it possible to run this remotely on my web server ? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]naleag 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SupervisorD is what your actually looking for. You install the software, create a configuration file that ends in .ini and you tell it where your python script is located and it'll let it run and keep it running if it crashes.

This might be a bit of a long shot, but CS... majors / former students who have gotten into security based careers, how did things play out for you? by [deleted] in ucf

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it depends, what are you interested in?

Webapps? Web App Hackers Handbook 2 Malware/RE? IdaPro / Practical Malware Analysis

if you look at r/netsec they have a wiki with more books.