LinuxBender

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by LinuxBender 9y ago
What would be the most sensible steps forward for the PGP maintainers? Is this a rewrite, or can they iterate though and make incremental improvements around the flaws that have been discussed over the past decade?
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Is PGP broken? Or the plugins that make PGP easier to use email, that are rendering HTML, or those perhaps what is really broken?
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I've always been curious about this and digging rights. How far down do you have to dig before you do not require the permission of a city to go under them?
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I can never find anything in these articles that support or reject the claims of either side. If both sides would publish their full scientific process and allow me to repeat their process and findings, perhaps that would lend some credibi
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
That was my understanding as well. I was not sure if perhaps recent legislation in the E.U. may have added any verbiage around that.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I still believe this approach is not optimal in the practical sense. I believe the issue is having a common and standard source of truth for user metadata. Social platforms are secondary to this problem. I would suggest we come up with an
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Is anyone required to honor DNT requests? What happens if they don't?
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Is this the same Jeff Bezos that creates a disincentive for his employees to use the restroom, so they might meet their numbers in the Amazon warehouse? [1] Are they still peeing in bottles? [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Perhaps you could connect it to foot peddles, commonly used by guitarists that have their hands full.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Could a correlation factor be: Fathers that exercise have more active children? Meaning, less to do with sperm and more to do with the development of and interaction with the infant? If I am a sloth, my child is likely sitting in a cradle w
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I like it! I might just modify my postfix servers to queue up mail for a while before processing. I like your idea.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
An RFC would be interesting, but I am not sure it would be adopted. You might start with a gist on github with the configuration settings required to do this in postfix, qmail, sendmail, powermta, etc. It might help to give the page a shi
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Thankyou! In fact, Idaho and Montana were at the top of my list. I have been researching internet speeds in those states as well.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Which states have the least regulations such as these? I would like to build an underground home that uses solar and inductive heating, but I would rather not have the technical details mandated.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I would diversify across several tld's and be ready to make use of any of them in your application by switching a properties file or database entry. Should there be a problem with a set of root servers, your SLA impact can be reduced.
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California may become the first state to require solar panels on new homes(lite.cnn.io)
1 points by LinuxBender 9y ago|0 comments
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She could be the first woman ever to run the CIA(lite.cnn.io)
1 points by LinuxBender 9y ago|0 comments
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Should use LetsEncrypt to add HTTPS.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I know of one distro that uses muslc [0] vs. glibc and they have a wrapper that allows most build tools to work (mostly) as expected. Are there any other options? [0] - https://www.musl-libc.org/faq.html
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
This helps me appreciate all the wildcard certs I've bought over the years. Is this a javascript front-end to crt.sh? [0] [0] - https://crt.sh/
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Could a contributing factor be the quality of food that easier to access when poor? I grew up in a slightly higher than poverty environment and had to cook when my mom was at work. I was probably an exception, all my friends would eat fro
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
My choices at work were windows and mac. I changed from mac to windows so I have better bare metal support (AD, VPN, etc...) and run Linux VM's to do my work. It is a hassle, but I am not permitted to run Linux native on the laptop.
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Bypassing Google’s authentication to access their Internal Admin panels (medium.com)
2 points by LinuxBender 9y ago|2 comments
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Fair enough. I am looking forward to them sharing a detailed analysis. As ComodoHacker mentioned, I too would like to see the CVE details or placeholder.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
Is this by chance another hoax, or an attempt to get people to stop patching? I can not find any credible details.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
I would add, the content itself is not removed. They only stop displaying it whilst the robots.txt says not to. If they can not reach your robots.txt, the content comes back as I have experienced multiple times.
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
One thing I learned about archive.org and robots.txt is that they never actually delete anything. If you accidentally block their bots, then in a month or so, your old content is available again. I've blocked their bots by mistake a
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
In principal, I completely agree with you. I have just found the effort futile. This could be the circle of friends I have are just drawn to this. I see it as a dystopian story unfolding in real time. Then again, I saw the FB campus as
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
This is actually true now. I set up a mumble voice chat server. It is about 3 steps to set up your login. Nobody would use it. They use discord which is super happy-clicky and logs all messages forever. I predict Discord will be the ne
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by LinuxBender 9y ago
In my experience, people that have been absorbed into the collective must decide for themselves to leave it. Some may not have the will power or desire to do so and some may be oblivious to the effects it has on them. In my opinion, this i

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