Fritz Adalis

@FritzAdalis@infosec.exchange
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Infosec Lurker | Technical Debt Collector

It's not for fun, or any sense of community.
It's just trying to dull the pain.

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PSA: You now need the recently-released fwupd 2.0.12 to deploy the latest dbx and KEK updates.

It's not what I wanted to do, but Microsoft actually found some cases where out-of-efivar-space lead to the machine being bricked, rather than just the write failing. It's not something I've seen in Linux but it's the same mechanism.

As fwupd 2.0.12 is the first release that enforces those free space checks, out of an abundance of caution I've raised the fwupd dep on the two most recent dbx files.

Please raise your hand if you've disabled PowerShell 2.0 on your Windows systems. What? Didn't know that was a thing you should do? PowerShell 2.0 does not have any of the modern logging and security features that newer versions like v5.1 or 7.x have. But if you don't remove or disable the old 2.0 version, it can be used and abused by malware, info stealers, ransomware operators, etc. Here's an article that provides you with several ways to remove it from you systems (while keeping the newer version in place) #cybersecurity

https://powershellcommands.com/disable-powershell-20

How to Disable PowerShell 2.0 Effectively

Discover how to disable PowerShell 2.0 effortlessly. This succinct guide leads you through essential steps for securing your systems.

Powershell Commands

The Victorian (Australia) Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission released its LGBTIQA+ inclusive workplaces guideline.

https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/resources/guideline-lgbtiqa-inclusive-workplaces/

And heres the fact sheet on workplace discrimination against transgender and gender diverse people

https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/static/828b2b64824c6dde00cccdb32d58db39/Resource-LGBTIQA_Factsheet_Sexual-Orientation_EN_18-June-2025.pdf

Guideline: LGBTIQA+ inclusive workplaces

This guideline has been developed by the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission (the Commission) to help employers comply with their legal duties under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic) (the Equal Opportunity Act). This guideline replaces and expands on the Commission’s 2014 Guideline: Transgender people at work – Complying with the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 in employment. It is broader in scope than that previous guideline as it covers discrimination based on 3 characteristics – gender identity, sex characteristics and sexual orientation. This guideline draws on consultations (including with people who have lived experience of discrimination based on their LGBTIQA+ identities), research, and our own knowledge and expertise from receiving discrimination complaints and enquiries under the Equal Opportunity Act.

Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
we're all trying to fight entropy, dumbass. what really matters is how funny you do it
@nuintari
Hots pare
This house has large cage in the middle of it and there is absolutely no mention of it in the description.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/117-N-Brandon-Ave-Celina-OH-45822/224285333_zpid
@RueNahcMohr
I was thinking more of modern "copper clad" wire.
@RueNahcMohr
Ooooh, real copper!
@azonenberg @whoami
I guess it's the bottle equivalent of pull tab vs. stay-on tabs on cans.
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@pixelpusher220 It’s an easy tweak if you’re on chrome—you can add it to the browser yourself. The basic format looks like this. You can add this yourself. Safari doesn’t support this though, sadly.

There is a search.xml on the site for autodetection, but it doesn’t seem to be kicking in on Firefox yet.

@pixelpusher220 I do plan on opening up the code for this as I did udm14.com
@ernie @pixelpusher220 is there a eli5 for udm14 and udm56 or udm in general?
@ernie 'add it to the browser' meaning some other way than just typing it in the url as pictured?

@pixelpusher220 Yes, you can add custom search engines to your browser. That URL is the code you would need to put into Chrome or Vivaldi. Here’s how I do it in Vivaldi.

My post from last year explains the process: https://tedium.co/2024/05/17/google-web-search-make-default/

@pixelpusher220 I originally built this as a way so people who aren’t tech-savvy could use these search engines without going into settings or installing extensions.

@ernie This is how I created the search from the browser bar. One can set it as default or start and search with UDM from the bar @pixelpusher220

Code is also in the alt text for the URL

https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=56