0x006A

18 ms·

151.
by 0x006A 12y ago
ssl cert is invalid. why link to https if its not working? link works fine with http
152.
by 0x006A 12y ago
So those Networks are used "exclusively by North Koreans" - mostly still running Windows XP - and non of there computers where ever owned?
153.
by 0x006A 12y ago
Integrated Apps? no thanks
154.
by 0x006A 12y ago
that's a link to an empty repository. there might be a shim at some point but so far not.
155.
by 0x006A 12y ago
So far no browser supports ORTC, how could it?
156.
by 0x006A 12y ago
You can find a copy of the MacOSX-SDKs on github, i.e. https://github.com/phracker/MacOSX-SDKs/blob/8519a1de16d8384...
157.
by 0x006A 12y ago
Looks like mozilla maintains a fork of the old etherpad codebase at https://github.com/mozilla/pad
158.
by 0x006A 12y ago
MoPad is still running the old etherpad version[1], the release is etherpad-lite[2]. Is there some easy way to migrate from the old etherpad installations? [1] https://github.com/ether/pad [2] https://github
159.
by 0x006A 12y ago
for a presentation at C1C3 seek to 1:04:40 into the replay at http://streaming.media.ccc.de/relive/6597/
160.
A gentle introduction to elliptic-curve cryptography [video](media.ccc.de)
102 points by 0x006A 12y ago|24 comments
161.
by 0x006A 12y ago
There was also just a talk about this at 31C3. Recording is still running, you have to seek back to the beginning: http://streaming.media.ccc.de/relive/6258/
162.
by 0x006A 12y ago
any recommendations?
163.
by 0x006A 12y ago
seams rather limited so far, whats the roadmap for this? i.e. the current syntax for ports seams to simplistic for anything but a hello world.
164.
by 0x006A 12y ago
Quite an elaborate tourist program: https://e-estonia.com/e-residents/apply-2/ 1. Fly to Estonia! ... 4. Wait for the results of your background check (max 14 days) Meanwhile, explore our untouched forests and fre
165.
by 0x006A 12y ago
But is that better or worse than lets say TV advertisement?
166.
by 0x006A 12y ago
They use a cert from http://www.cacert.org/ unless you install that in your browser you get a warning.
167.
by 0x006A 12y ago
- How far away from a release is this? - Given that Apple does not allow other render engines. What makes this Firefox?
168.
by 0x006A 12y ago
So Firefox repos are moving to github instead of hg.mozilla.org or git.mozilla.org?
169.
by 0x006A 12y ago
is this a mirror or did the main development move to github?
170.
by 0x006A 12y ago
looks a bit like xhtml. whats the point? html is not xml. why would it work this time?
171.
by 0x006A 12y ago
They should all use the "Happy Eyeballs" algorithm ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6555 )
172.
by 0x006A 12y ago
why post this now?
173.
by 0x006A 12y ago
at best he might speak for some sysadmins. His position does not reflect that of all sysadmins so its wrong to pretend it is.
174.
by 0x006A 12y ago
Just curious, have you ever used systemd and ran into a problem where your service file screwed up and you had yo read systemd's source code or are you making this up?
175.
by 0x006A 12y ago
on the contrary, systemd is a feature desired by system administrators, who are responsible for installing and managing most debian and debian-based distros.
176.
by 0x006A 12y ago
localized version without an option to change the language? really are they smoking crack?
177.
by 0x006A 12y ago
Why should I give your site access to my mailbox?
178.
by 0x006A 12y ago
right, that would be an option, if opkg had packages for python mercurial or bzr. (those are needed for go get to work). Don't see those in http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/x86_64/packages...
179.
by 0x006A 12y ago
How would you install the build dependencies with busybox? Go requires some packages to build, from the Dockerfile: apt-get install -y ca-certificates curl gcc libc6-dev bzr git mercurial
180.
by 0x006A 12y ago
Yes, Liferea

More ›