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@one
What are the last two here?

How do you best enforce your copyright as a small developer against #GPLviolations from a large company?
If you knew of a #GPL violation which the copyright owner felt unable to enforce, when would it be appropriate to try to stir up public fury to shame the company into doing the right thing?

@schestowitz

@aral
"apps"?! *scoffs in sysadmin*
If you want to change some system settings, use `sudo cat /etc/{you use tab completion until you find what you wanted to change}`, then `sed -i 's/{line you want to change}/{what you want to change it to}/g' {filename}`
You see, the unix philosophy is focused on simplicity and versatility...
@fribbledom

@aral
This one's even better: to rip a CD, you just type in `abcde`... because like the alphabet... and /dev/cdrom ... c and d are next to eachother.

@zudn
Here's one (simple, though closed source) example, which relies on a small dataset:
http://www.chip-community.org/index.php/Our_high-tech_anti-bot_captcha

@Sabex
Just wait... "Pressing the mute button during an advertisement... you must not support CONTENT CREATORS... isn't that the same as PIRACY???"
Then they'll go after deaf people.
@progo

@zudn
But to answer the question, I don't think there's likely to be a good one. It'll either rely on large (not publically available) datasets, or a large enough userbase to generate that data, else it'll be easily reversable (and worthless for 'Telling Computers and Humans Apart').
To solve this problem, you need to think of something which is a one-way operation for computers, but humans can decode.

@zudn
I've heard it said that you can just use a honeypot technique so spambots get trapped doing something that won't tax your server.
(For me, my private services (on the public internet) have never been found by spambots.)
Of course, CSRF tokens and request rate-limiting should be used almost always, which can solve some of the same problems.

Wearing a mask is now part of an infinite loop where the only escape is death. Only in California....

@EdwardTorvalds@mstdn.io
I'm not sure exactly why you need a server for 2FA -- shouldn't any OTP generating app suffice (offline second factor) or do you move your sim card quite often?
As for password managing... KeepassXC puts everything in a single encrypted file (you can sync however you like).

@EdwardTorvalds@mstdn.io
In theory you can read the Dockerfile and apply the steps manually.
But the answer to the question is "complicated OSS".

@EdwardTorvalds@mstdn.io
Not sure I understand... who are the watchers?

@EdwardTorvalds@mstdn.io
How many of them are only accessible by downloading proprietary architecture-specific binaries to your system?

@zudn
Most markdown to html convertors automatically turn straight quotes into curly quotes.
The text editor atom (annoyingly) by default removes trailing blank lines (and trailing line spaces) on save.