This is an update from /covid19/wi_vs_others ... We saw the uptick in the WI +6 days after the WI primary, but now there was a "spread the infection protest" in Michigan which will have an equally predictable result.
The WI and US Supreme Court sided with the Republican WI legislature and Vos' arguments to not allow the WI election to be extended. What will occur? .... (click to read more)
Second: Compare Wisconsin to Michigan
In the COVID-19 times it can be challenging to work and to have kids who now have 100% of their schooling done remotely and are required to be online for a large part of the day. Social media sites are extremely addictive and kids are extremely vulnerable to forming addictive behaviors. So can you have a small window that shows what your kids (or remote workers) are doing that you can re-connect to if/when they kill the remote connection?
Best practices is having a valid cert on the mail server(s), to only accept encrypted traffic (e.g. not listen on port 80) and to redirect non-encrypted port 80 traffic to SSL/TLS port 443.
However if you use LetsEncrypt, you need to pass the inbound LetsEncrypt request without a redirection. There are numerous ways to do this, but if you want to not have to create a custom firewall rule for LetsEncrypt traffic and not have to worry about non-standard TCP ports read on...
Steps for this:
A client with wordpress was getting hundreds of attempted logins per hour of attempted logins. Even with automatic IP blocking with Wordfence the number of attacks continued as the attackers would just switch IPs as soon as one IP was blocked.
One can change the login page without needing to modify the server or wordpress with the following HAproxy commands
Both of my parents are Anthropologists. So before I could walk, I had been going to Anthropological meetings and listening to the adults as they talked. I learned that if you just sat around and were quiet, you became part of the furniture and adults would just talk as if you weren't even there. In a way, my brother and I were "child anthropologists" studying the anthropologists at their conferences.
The default option for creating a new block storage image for qemu2 is to create an image that's as large as the memory + allocated disk size. For example, here is what "ls -l" reports for a new Ubuntu 16 VM with 10 Gigs of memory and a 200 Gig HD.
Problem: The HP X2 has only one USB drive port. Need to boot and run Ubuntu from a USB and have the data persist (e.g. not just a standard LiveUSB)
Solution:
1) Have:
2) Boot with the USBHub+DVD+USB-DVD. Do not put in the USB drive yet.
3) Select "Try Ubuntu"
4) Insert USB into USBhub and observe the /dev/XXX assigned. (In this case it was /dev/sda)
Testing with SanDisk 32GB SDHC HighSpeedClass1 (80 M/s rating)
debian@beaglebone:~$ cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/device/preferred_erase_size
4194304
FAT32 SD Card Partition
General Notes on Setup
* Run off microSD instead of via embedded - boot time was about the same.
Paxton ported to drupal by DropThemes.in
