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tookmund.com
Forgetting your root password would initially seem like a problem requiring a full re-install, one that you can't easily recover from without wiping everything away. |
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srijan.ch
Setting up a read-only root filesystem on Linux |
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www.both.org
Over the years I've managed to need recovery mode quite a few times. Most of those instances were self-inflicted and provided me with many learning opportunities. I recently had another chance to learn when I was experimenting with SELinux on my primary workstation, and borked it so it wouldn't boot. I had made a change to the /etc/selinux/config file and... |
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alexanderell.is
[AI summary] The article explores the behavior of creating a cyclical DNS configuration where two CNAME records point to each other, analyzing how different domain providers handle the resulting SERVFAIL or timeout errors and discussing historical context on DNS loop vulnerabilities. |
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