Hello71

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by Hello71 9y ago
"Google is generous by storing your email on their own servers." "Facebook is generous by storing your posts and friend lists on their own servers."
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by Hello71 9y ago
Android has this last bit. as explained at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikZ8_mRotT4&t=2145 (linked in the article) though, Linux does not have the facilities presently to determine when you have "10G left"
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by Hello71 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonsteroidal_anti-inflammatory... : "NSAIDs cause a dual assault on the GI tract: the acidic molecules directly irritate the gastric mucosa, and inhibition of COX-1 and COX-2 reduces
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by Hello71 9y ago
$ bash -ec 'BAR="pre $(someCommand) post"; echo hi' bash: someCommand: command not found $ I get the same behavior in bash, zsh, dash, and busybox sh. shbot says the same for bash versions since 1.14, k
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by Hello71 9y ago
yes.
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by Hello71 9y ago
but... why do I have to? "there's no need to remove the crapware bundled with [pick one: Android, Windows, Ubuntu] since nothing happens until you click the button. Removing the button itself is as simple as [opening the Setting
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by Hello71 9y ago
why is it a problem?
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by Hello71 9y ago
although unfortunately it can't do "the syscall number is open and the path is five characters long".
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by Hello71 9y ago
except that people are already dying . it is not the case that nobody dies now and only this newfangled method has some chance of people dying. people are dying now, and the faster we can make fewer people die, the better. even the notorio
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by Hello71 9y ago
although otoh in theory there are 65535 usable ports, but shitty shitty firewalls and shitty shitty "sysadmins" often mean you just get 2, and TCP only at that, but it seems that just that bare minimum "connectivity" wor
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by Hello71 9y ago
I think they are saying that Canada is too cold.
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by Hello71 9y ago
hint: it has something to do with the fact that Windows machines have a reputation for BSoDing regularly, whereas Linux systems have no such reputation.
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by Hello71 9y ago
CRIU
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by Hello71 9y ago
do you also do chmod -R 777 /?
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by Hello71 9y ago
> xargs does have limits on input length what?
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by Hello71 9y ago
https://www.w3.org/TR/upgrade-insecure-requests/#feature-det...
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by Hello71 9y ago
aiui getting the current keys won't magically let you decrypt those three years of traffic. that's the whole point of rotation.
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by Hello71 9y ago
> I came across this, which documents how cloudscape does this securely - at least they rotate - but looks like read access to memcache+compromise of a single web server is enough to compromise the past hour or two of ssl traffic that go
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by Hello71 9y ago
want to rename something? it's Rename-Item, unless you also want to put it somewhere else, in which case you need Move-Item (it won't figure it out for you.) want to tell the time? it's Get-Date ("time" won't w
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by Hello71 9y ago
This sounds suspiciously to me like "I rewrote my program in <x> new language and it was 20% faster and 200% easier!" in that yes, your new experience may be better, but that's not necessarily attributable to the new la
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by Hello71 9y ago
that's actually not that unlikely. You have: 140 million * 10 grams * 10% * 0.01% You want: Definition: 14 kg one standard US envelope is about 10 grams, and assume 10% of affected sign up for credit monitorin
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by Hello71 9y ago
https://google.com/search?q=user+namespace+vulnerability https://lwn.net/Articles/543273/ https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/UserNamespace...
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by Hello71 9y ago
or if paint was, like hemp, regulated to the point of de facto unavailability, leading to the use of environmentally inferior alternatives like solid wood and cotton.
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by Hello71 9y ago
hm, I could've sworn it wasn't. http://www.regular-expressions.info/gnu.html says that \?, \+, and \| are GNU extensions though.
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by Hello71 9y ago
er, I meant \{\}.
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by Hello71 9y ago
a more accurate term would be "BRE with GNU extensions", e.g. 
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by Hello71 9y ago
> As for insect, one of the advantages for me is that it is platform-agnostic and can be used from anywhere without installation. wouldn't emscripten work great then? maybe you could add support for definitions in "units"
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by Hello71 9y ago
I'm a little confused as to how this improves on GNU units, which seems to support far more: $ cat .units period(len) units=[m;s] 2pi*sqrt(len/gravity) ; (period/2pi)^2 * gravity $ units 2980 units, 109 pref
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by Hello71 9y ago
oh, and CLOEXEC seems very clear and explicit to me. OTOH, we have Windows where instead of open(path, O_CLOEXEC), we must use SetHandleInformation(handle, HANDLE_FLAG_INHERIT, 0). now let us compare the documentation for these two options:
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by Hello71 9y ago
yes, the Linux userspace<->kernel API is far better documented. Windows has literally hundreds if not thousands of completely undocumented (publicly) system calls, whereas each Linux system call has a man page available on basically e

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