Googled the Professor, found plenty of Screenshots like this and an article from 2022

https://www.tuko.co.ke/people/486766-kenyan-university-lecturer-rejects-students-thesis-dedicated-boyfriend/

There’s nothing wrong with rainbow tables. Printing them sounds a bit excessive, though.

I feel unable to judge without seeing the actual table.

Der Umfang wird halt auch erst am Ende klar. Wenn mir wer was klaut, handle ich.

Entenpastete?

Its quite showing how the author paints it as “ultra right” vs “the peoples movement” and connects mile is actions to “policies last attempted by right wing dictatorship” (all quotes not word by word, sorry, am on mobile)

I learn from the article that there were demonstrations and a general strike. But no info on how many took part etc.

All this looks to me like an attempt to paint milei as unpopular and against his people, when in reality his policy was just confirmed in the elections for the lower house.

Also, in my book compensating overtime by days off is protecting the worker. On the one hand the author complains about the maximum amount of daily hours is increased, but then also complains about the workers getting their time back???

Reminds me when the German media cried about his destruction of civil rights (limiting right to assemble). He did that. But the outcome was still way way way more liberal than what we have in Germany. Change matters, and might to be worth criticism. But at least give some relation…

If you are interested why milei is popular, read about what the author is depicting as the peoples movement. Read about Nisman, about a bottomless pit of corruption.

Depicting milei as ultra right is also interesting to me. Would be nice to see this argued citing his policies, not just as a framing. The policy discussed in the article justifies “right of the opposition” but puts him nowhere close to what we see from those I’d call ultra right (meloni, trump, orban to name a few)

Lol, loser

I specifically agreed to them being bastards, obviously in this context. they are just as to blame. sure thing… I even confirmed that.

I see, you need everything spelled out.

I agreed with the acab, but also asked for credit for those who ordered it

Who gave a pass?

yes, and they are to blame. but so are those who gave the orders.

I never indicated that that cops did anything right here, did i?

while the cops are blame (I agreed with the ACAB statement) I also deserve the higher ups are to be blamed.

If you read my comment, I did agree with the blame being put on the cops. I just wanted to also highlight the politicians who made the call.

while I don’t disagree with your statement, I’m certain that it was not the cops who made this call.

I love it, have serial (rj45), no more need for monitor/keyboard setup in my “server room”. I have some raspberry-pi in my “family”-vlan, so i can always ssh/serial on to my proxmox. considering my secret superpower is “locking myself out from my firewall” this is really comfortable.

I’m just running debian trixie. I really don’t like openwrt and pfsense. I deal a bit with openwrt from time to time on embedded devices, APs or the like… just incredibly complicated to configure the firewall, which comes with like 28 default policy I would not know why I need those :D

I like the many ports. Internally I have everything over one port with plenty of VLANs, but I like my ISPs directly connected to cut out the switch and leaves my firewall as sole single point of failure. at least for internet reachability of my services.

my current project is integrating the multi homed wan and vpn choices into my home assistant. sadly it seems to be complicated to to route specific traffic (like .*bbci?.co.uk) via specific tunnels. sni detection is broken thanks to ech. Not sure if ech is even employed by bbc (akamai/amazon/fastly), but if i try to policy-route this traffic i cant watch :-( have to set the whole device to the VPN and it works fine.

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I believe a recent raspberry pi would do easily. But it all depends on your requirements regarding diskspace, disk-io, network interfaces, cpu.

i personally run some china box for this: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005006970782594.html 5x2.5GBE and dual-disk support. so i have proxmox on zfs"raid" there, one container is my firewall that does more or less what i described above, but runs a ton of services.

I had an Intel NUC before for that, but it broke.

He can keep it. Just degrade the original, obviously crap router to a modem. If it lacks this functionality then create a transfer net between it and your server. Connect your internal networks to your box, run your own dhcpd if you need. Get in control of your network. Have you box do the routing, masquerading, translations.

If you need the WiFi of your router, this gets harder, but can still be made to work by defining a 2nd network on the link between isp-router and user controlled router. If not supported by router then via manual IP config of clients.this does usually not work in modem setups but with the transfer network only. Port forwarding on ISP router needs to be possible in all scenarios with transfer net.

Sounds like a fun project and possibly a deeper dive into selfhosting territory:)