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Re:File Transfer with SSH, Tee, and Base64 on Tuesday November 19, 2019 @11:54PM (#21581195)
> An SSH gateway provides controlled access to the remote system.

Honest question. Are there any good examples of SSH gateways that can allow SSH login but prevent SCP? I googled but nothing good came up. Any commercial product or open source project names that I can search for?

Re:Does a Human Need Trees? on Sunday October 27, 2019 @11:55PM (#21374109)
You appear to be deleting and reposting the same story again and again within a short period of time. I am fairly sure that's a frowned upon practice.
This news report makes my mind boggle. Reuse of syringes? In this century?

The doctor says he was too poor to afford syringes! So reuse of syringes is the solution? Bill the cost of the syringe to the patient. Ask for donations. Do whatever it takes but never reuse a syringe. How can a doctor find reuse of syringes remotely acceptable?

Re:Show HN: Talktech.io – a search engine for tech talks on Thursday October 24, 2019 @11:40PM (#21351655)
Can you share some details about what you are indexing and how you are indexing?

I searched for some keywords that yield no results:

- numpy

- scipy

- cppunit

No results for any of these even though many talks exist for these on YouTube.

Re:How SSH Port Became 22 on Thursday October 24, 2019 @11:37PM (#21351642)
This makes me wonder. What such booming technology is there right now where I can contribute something like this and make a mark for myself?

Having born much later in the history of Internet, I think I have missed out on many of the early magical years of the Internet.

But if I can get involved in some other technology that is in early stage and booming and where I have a chance to contribute something that may become a de-facto standard 10 years from now, that's something I will be very interested to invest my time on.