Hello71

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   by Hello71 7y ago

   make -p the main problem is that make itself doesn't support a concept of "hidden files". also a problem is that GNU make comes with lots of implicit rules, so you really need something like make -R -r -p for this t
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   how does that fix ROP
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   I was wondering why wireguard suddenly gained a mandatory iptables dependency...
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   I don't understand why it would be different for IPv6. are you just referring to the fact that there is no sysctl for reverse path filtering for IPv6? does it still work with ip6tables -t raw -A PREROUTING -m rpfilter --invert -j DROP?
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   if you're willing to assume that Google is willing to violate their presumably legally-enforceable policy that they will not view the items in the "personal profile", then one could assume that they would probably also be wil
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   that assumes that his talk constituted a financial transaction. it's not clear that this is the case. if he was paid to speak, then it does seem plausible, but that doesn't seem to be disclosed in the press release. if he went for
7. 397.▲
   by Hello71 7y ago

   and AMD has no IP?
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   there are already a number of screenshot protocols (as TFA explains, slurp and grim can be used for screenshots on sway). the trouble is getting everybody to agree on a single one, or implementing a library to interface with all the protoco
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   by Hello71 7y ago

   hooray, finally a wayland criticism article that actually put in some effort instead of "muh unix philosophy". most of these issues are real issues for wayland today, and the author might be right to switch back to X for now. howe
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    gclid seems to be for adwords only. imo, if you're already the type to click on ads, you shouldn't object to tracking of which site you came from. fbclid on the other hand applies to all links from facebook. it was a major story o
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    make sure you have redirect_dir=on,metacopy=on
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    this already exists. it's called Muzo, and ElectroBOOM reviewed it as an obvious scam.
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_surveillance_disclosure...
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Linux and other FOSS, C, Python, shell, automation, networking, others (see my resume) Résumé/CV: https://alxu.ca/resume.pdf Ema
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    isn't this more or less the same as gdb -batch -n -ex 'call chdir("whatever")' -p $$
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    I think the firmware on those models can just load the Windows firmware update executable. Save it to your ESP or a USB flash drive and try to select it in the firmware update menu.
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell%27s_paradox
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    it's fairly well known that small kmallocs do not fail, and that there are many, many instances in the filesystem code which assume that small kmallocs do not fail. there have been two LWN articles on this exact subject.
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    Rust has in fact had almost 10 years.
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    zh-CN and zh-TW has nothing to do with that, and I'm virtually certain there are no "Taiwan images". in applications which provide zh-CN and zh-TW, including Firefox, the former means Simplified Chinese and the latter means T
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    this is a straw man, no better than the argument that the NCAA and other sports organizations use to excuse paying so-called "amateur players" absolutely nothing, for, and I quote, "considerably higher stress, harder work con
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    at that rate wouldn't i just use gitlab
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    > Most westerners and HongKongers on Hacker news have a very extreme political view, you just believe "democracy is good"(TM) this is itself a very extreme statement. can you provide sources of such claims? I would agree there
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    Your comment seems to imply that posting a link to a thread elsewhere in an attempt to attract sympathetic commenters is a legitimate strategy to "open a debate". On Wikipedia, such commenters are sometimes derisively referred to
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    what security issues were prevented by libav's wholesale removal of working code? why did libav implement new ffmpeg features in gratuitously incompatible ways? why did libav print the hilariously defamatory "FFMPEG IS DEPRECATED&
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    I have no bone in this fight, but this is an egregiously terrible and biased summary. I will pick some of the most ridiculous points here to rebut, but a better summary could be found in literally any of the search results for "ffmpe
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    assuming you don't care about metadata.
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    ctrl-f "seq" In FakeTCP header mode,udp2raw simulates 3-way handshake while establishing a connection, simulates seq and ack_seq while data transferring . --seq-mode <number> seq increase mode for fak
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    just "hashing the password" is not a "challenge-response" protocol.
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    by Hello71 7y ago

    previously (a year ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16501630 tl;dr his claims are widely known. he is trying to sell books.