Chlorus

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by Chlorus 8y ago
> * That the unfixed dupe SSL cert problem that makes Firefox unusable at work is going on a decade old and has no movement on it, What problem is that? I haven't encountered that, but I really don't use FX that much. >. Lik
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by Chlorus 8y ago
Can't imagine why I shouldn't give a multibillion-dollar company whose employees (well, former employee in this case) refer to critics as "evil haters" the benefit of the doubt.
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by Chlorus 8y ago
> Our president has already been attacking China with rhetoric and trade sanctions, and this story is meant to turn public opinion broadly against China. Ah yes, Bloomberg, well-known for protectionist rhetoric and support for Trump. &gt
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by Chlorus 8y ago
Don't forget our good friends ActiveX , ShockWave(whose relationship to Flash I've never been able to determine), and RealPlayer, which had an uncanny ability to be required for every online class assignment I ever had. If you wer
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by Chlorus 8y ago
> 5 lag-5.ear2.b0atlanta2.Level3.net (4.68.71.45) 17.321 ms 17.411 ms 17.353 ms > 6 * * * Obviously Comcast is trying out a nefarious scheme to give their own routers Level3 hostnames, to throw us off their trail, and not, say
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by Chlorus 8y ago
Hell, the second article on Phoronix at this very moment is "GNOME Will No Longer Crash If Attaching A Monitor While The System Is Suspended", and if you scroll back further, repeated promises that Linux power management is gettin
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by Chlorus 9y ago
Almost every CLI program I've ever used in Windows has no problem with spaces in filenames, so I don't exactly why he's fixated on the GUI... But I had forgotten, computers aren't useful as tools to accomplish work, but
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by Chlorus 9y ago
On macOS, it's the "intuitive" command + option + i , which I can never remember (and then you still have to click on the stupid security tab, which is hidden if you don't have enough horizontal space on the dev tool fra
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by Chlorus 9y ago
Can you script 'reading the docs' for me, because that's the part where their design most grates ;) ? Por ejemplo, for tables of methods/functions on objects, the cell sizes are ridiculously huge, so I have to zoom out t
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Didn't work for me - I'm using oh-my-zsh in iTerm2, and I'm just using the git plugin & a custom theme, nothing else. Maybe we're using different plugins?
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Every political reporter’s campaign tech article ever(medium.com)
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by Chlorus 10y ago
My favorite: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20130327-00/?p=... People had written guides advocating for turning off certain 3D effects, which itself would turn off hardware acceleration and slow down
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Welp - and the crack is open source, right? So we know what it does to the OS?
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Presumably, it would still need an activation key, even for that image they link to, but god knows what else gets tampered with in the iso.
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by Chlorus 10y ago
> The operating system is not backdoored and you would realize this if you listened to the response of private corporations after learning about the telemetry feature. The were willing to boycott the upgrade because they have corporate s
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by Chlorus 10y ago
But did she use a tiling window manager?!
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Are we talking about Homebrew guy? Was this a flaw in Homebrew or something else he worked on?
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by Chlorus 10y ago
What's the premium look like for an insurance policy for a private key?
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by Chlorus 10y ago
> A secure connection has an actual definition TLS is __supposed to make URLS confidential__. I don't understand why you don't see this is a problem. > "whatever a random web dev thinks happens when they use the interne
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Given that almost every web dev's assumption is that TLS encrypts URL parameters, yes it does. Do search parameters in GET requests going across the wire in cleartext not count as possibly sensitive information to you or something?
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Also plain as day in the DNS lookup - but a MITM-attacker knowing the host you're connecting to isn't the problem here; it's that the attacker knows which particular URLs you have requested.
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by Chlorus 10y ago
I don't think you know the difference between a hostname & a URL
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by Chlorus 10y ago
> By and large those families whove been forced to put and all their possessions in a leaky dingy to get away from the French and UK sponsored terrorists trying to overthrow Assad are all used to a much higher standard of living than the
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Does this count? https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/code-vs.aspx
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Hell, I 'read' whole books by just reading the back cover! This way, I get through hundreds of books every time I visit the library!
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by Chlorus 10y ago
> The following advice doesn't apply to geniuses or those who can be, but it applies to the majority who will read this: When you can figure out which is which, you might be onto something. Until then this is a very...mediocre comme
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by Chlorus 10y ago
What does 'explicit' mean in this context? It's not like a hashtag has a mission statement or any kind of statement of values.
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by Chlorus 10y ago
For further context, I'm not saying there aren't a disproportionate number of misogynist assholes in GG, but plenty of people who have used the GG tag / affiliated with it had far different agendas. For example, a frequent ta
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by Chlorus 10y ago
They're doing a pretty bad job of that, considering how many women affiliate with GG... https://twitter.com/Nonsensicole/status/737680093946863617
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by Chlorus 10y ago
Because AMD64 is actually distinct from Intel's implementation, which has some subtle differences - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64#Differences_between_AMD... The AMD64 usage implies non-compatibility with EM

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