Hello71

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by Hello71 7y ago
MAC addresses are not used in a purely routed/virtualized network. qemu uses the same MAC address by default.
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by Hello71 7y ago
I strongly suspect that this information is already included in the Linux kernel RNG, but it is not given much weight in the entropy calculation, on the basis that virtualized systems frequently have duplicated MAC addresses (as is allowed
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by Hello71 7y ago
example: https://factorable.net/weakkeys12.extended.pdf
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by Hello71 7y ago
> A system only needs 16-32 bytes of pure hardware randomness for strong security. That's it! Correct. > You either have it shortly upon boot, or you don't. Not correct. On virtualized systems, with minimal interrupts, there
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by Hello71 7y ago
because people are poorly educated and copy their system disks without changing the random seed. then, they generate similar long-term keys, e.g. RSA keys with common factors. digitalocean was well known to have identical SSH host keys for
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by Hello71 7y ago
it is accepted to post occasional links to articles on news sites, just not constantly post it. this has been the case for many years: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=lwn.net%2Fsubscriberlink
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by Hello71 7y ago
what prevents them from significantly raising rates permanently?
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by Hello71 7y ago
it's almost like not everything should be about marketing and revenue maximization.
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by Hello71 7y ago
there are lots of services that are available to the public, but intended only for a specific set of people. if you go to the local supermarket and take a few dozen bags without buying anything, that's immoral and illegal. nobody will
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by Hello71 7y ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/the-verges-gaming-pc-b... tl;dr they "built a gaming pc" with a "wireless anti static bracelet", RAM installed in single channel, backwards PSU, terrible p
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by Hello71 7y ago
> the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board has significant Equifax holdings; by crushing Equifax shareholders, you aren’t just affecting the so-called rich, but the health of pension funds which typically support the non-rich (rich peo
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by Hello71 7y ago
OpenVPN has more poorly written tutorials available which explain how to configure it by copying and pasting huge config files often containing security vulnerabilities or other poor practice. Just off the top of my head, I believe the defa
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by Hello71 7y ago
This is terrible legal advice. Criminal penalties for copyright infringement offenses have existed since at least 1897 in the United States, and at least 1921 in Canada.
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by Hello71 7y ago
if you can do one per second that's just over 6 hours.
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by Hello71 7y ago
Meson developers are highly opinionated regarding what "should" and "should not" be supported, and aggressively block anything that might be considered, or even lead to "badness". Sometimes this is justified, b
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by Hello71 7y ago
the FSF have been saying that for longer than the OSI has existed. people mocked them for saying that they were idealistic and unreasonable.
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by Hello71 7y ago
as a prospective user, bad code makes me skeptical of the computation accuracy.
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by Hello71 7y ago
did you check what openvpn does? I would assume they have something at a local maximum.
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by Hello71 7y ago
there is "Open Tax Solver" for US tax returns now, but it's written in C instead of FP, and the code quality is terrible even for C. off the top of my head, two of the biggest problems were huge arrays instead of structs and
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by Hello71 7y ago
there are two problems here. the main problem is that nobody reads the manual, which actually starts out half-decent. the description is very clear, concise, and even contains the oft-whinged-about examples. https://ffmpeg.org&#x
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by Hello71 7y ago
also see "Falsehoods programmers believe about [video stuff]": https://haasn.xyz/posts/2016-12-25-falsehoods-programmers-be... . previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13259
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by Hello71 7y ago
isn't that just Java
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by Hello71 7y ago
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/git.1.html GIT COMMANDS We divide Git into high level ("porcelain") commands and low level ("plumbing") commands.
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by Hello71 7y ago
Abstract: > Attacks often succeed by abusing the gap between programand machine-level semantics– for example, by locating asensitive pointer, exploiting a bug to overwrite this sensitivedata, and hijacking the victim program’s execution.
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by Hello71 7y ago
It is deliberately invalid.
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by Hello71 7y ago
> new recursive resolver instead of using unbound or dnsmasq systemd-resolv e d is a non-recursive resolver. so is dnsmasq.
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by Hello71 7y ago
allegedly, the reporters only edited their article after publication and widespread criticism.
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by Hello71 7y ago
starting? Raymond Chen has been blogging about bizarre vulnerability reports for almost 13 years now.
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by Hello71 7y ago
Not sure exactly what your point is. Chongqing has a density of 960 people per square mile according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chongqing .
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by Hello71 7y ago
First, the parent said nothing about jail time. Unlike what many Americans think, incarceration is not the only penalty that can be imposed by the government. Second, there are already legal penalties for certain types of misconfiguration.

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