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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
That's a lot of ceremony for building a project.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
german and paywalled.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
When you intentionally install a wiretap in your home, you deserve whatever happens to it.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Be the change you want to see in the world.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
android + alternative store (f-droid or something else)
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Why should open source software be exempt? If your data gets leaked/abused the license of the software used does not matter in the slightest. If anything, freeware (whether open source or proprietary) should be exempt from costs. You g
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
MS Teams is the worst software I've ever used. This is not hyperbole. A room full of monkeys on a typewriter would never create something as bad as teams.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Connecting your home audio system to a personal utility pole can create even better midranges.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Stephen Wolfram is highly regarded, but it's not due to his humbleness.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
>you are renting it without renter's rights You are also renting it without paying rent.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
If your e-mail provider openly states that they will ban you if you say something they don't like, nobody should use that e-mail provider. The risk is far too great.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
This is reddit tier derangedness, any one of the millions of people living under real slavery, where you get lined up to a wall and shot if you refuse to work would gladly switch places with anyone living under what you dream up to be &qu
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
You have zero clue about what slave labour is.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Of course I can't expect anything. But paid software has critical security vulnerabilities too.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
You can fix it for your own applications and libraries. The tooling exists. You can't force other people to use your fork.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Sure you can fix it, change the "log4j" in your dependency list to "wyldfire-fixed-log4j". You can't do that with closed source (either because you care about legalities, or because you have no way of obtaining a co
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
> If log4j2 is responsible for your company's success, you have a moral obligation to donate to the person who creates this library thanklessly. That's a big if, log4j is a logging library after all. This is an understandable p
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
>log4j also keeps recursively expanding macros in the log string until no more are found this is insane behaviour
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
I think the "generous" perspective is that there was a JRE update once which disabled the remote code execution feature by default. Note, this was a JRE update, not a log4j update.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Why does the FSF feel it's necessary to show a gigantic popup immediately after loading the page, with a tiny close button? Copying Medium I suppose?
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
If you want to go down the route, you should check if log4j allows a port to be specified in the LDAP URI. If it does, firewalling one port won't do anything.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
This is legitimate microsoft bashing. This bug implies that the teams app at the very least observes every phone number being dialed. As a 100% remote worker, this issue is completely unacceptable. Teams should have zero involvement in SIM
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Seems like the system is working then.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
I have a Cobi ship at home. It's for all practical purposes impossible to take apart without specialized tools. The construction of Cobi bricks is such that if when you stick two bricks together, they will stick together, whether you
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Firefox' market share is low enough that I'd be surprised if Microsoft wasted even one developer hour implementing this for Firefox downloads.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Windows can force Chrome to use software rendering for "stability" reasons.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
shellcheck warns about constructs like these, and many more.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
the flatpak sandbox UX is bleak. right now, you have to check the JSON file you linked to check how much access a flatpak program gets. i disagree with the --own-name and --talk-name flags (i think this is for screensharing; zoom should use
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
Based on the file contents, these are just the sha256 hashes of the keys, not the keys themselves.
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by IiydAbITMvJkqKf 5y ago
I wish the conclusion would be different. The frontend javascript ecosystem can only be described as deranged. If anything, it's a miracle that malicious packages don't happen more often than they do. One of my side projects has

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