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by Panino 8y ago
It's pretty minimal, at the moment only connect.facebook.net, connect.facebook.com, pixel.facebook.com, and apparently facebookinc.122.2o7.net. If I had to rely solely on it I'd add a lot of hosts and in particular known ones und
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by Panino 8y ago
It's good to see Krebs ending his piece with a conversation starter on the costs/benefits of using Facebook, and whether people are changing their usage or deleting their accounts. I wonder when this discussion will expand from t
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by Panino 8y ago
DNSCurve does provide confidentiality, using x25519-xsalsa20poly1305.
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20 years for man behind hoax call that led to fatal shooting(apnews.com)
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by Panino 8y ago
> Reflector based solar plants and wind plants are causing so much ecological damage that their initial designers and proponents are now advocating against their use. At the same time these plants are consuming huge amounts of land that
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by Panino 8y ago
> Every airplane development is a series of compromises, but to deliver the 737 Max with its promised fuel efficiency, Boeing had to fit 12 gallons into a 10 gallon jug. I know this is just impactful writing, but the more I read about th
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by Panino 8y ago
Inspiring! The page looks great and it brings me back to the 1990s web (in a good way). Although I gotta say, I think the criticism of 100% uptime is an ideological position, letting the perfect be the enemy of the good. In this case havi
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by Panino 8y ago
> abusive supervision, which is becoming increasingly common in workplaces, said Liu-Qin Yang, the study's co-author That abuse is increasing might be less obvious than the conclusion in the article link text. Good to have data o
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by Panino 8y ago
To give some perspective, Paradise California (which burned to the ground on Nov. 8 2018) had a PM2.5 measurement that month fairly similar to that of the world's most polluted cities. That seems so grim to me. I feel so fortunate see
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by Panino 8y ago
> Let it fail all the way away. Given that just about everyone here recognizes the bad faith shown by ICANN on this issue, it seems to be an act of desperation on their part. Why? They've invested a lot into DNSSEC and are emotion
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by Panino 8y ago
To everyone thinking about trying Debian... Normally I run OpenBSD everywhere but I've got a Debian laptop that's nice to use. It's great to try other systems! Even if you're die-hard in favor of something, trying somet
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by Panino 8y ago
> Another, many commenters here are saying "Hur de hur, I have a lot of stuff, I'm such a hoarder." Yeah, it's like when a person spends a single night on a friend's couch, in between apartment rentals, eats a wa
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by Panino 8y ago
Tinydns doesn't need patches to continue working after Feb. 1, 2019. The article website is about authoritative servers that give broken EDNS answers. You either want to correctly support EDNS, or send normal pre-EDNS answers. Both
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by Panino 8y ago
Sears is a macro-example of the phrase, "The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." Seems like this company has been walking dead for years. When the October news hit that Sears was going out of busines
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by Panino 8y ago
> Today only 0.5% of HTTPS connections made by Chrome use TLS 1.0 or 1.1. It's nice to have this stat from Google. A lot of people make wild claims about how widely used TLS 1.0 is based on a glance at their webserver logs. But if
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by Panino 8y ago
I think I'm a bit opposite in that I find web / short form reading difficult. Most of it is of low or negative value due either to narcissism (no, your tech howto doesn't need 600 words about your breakfast or social life) o
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by Panino 8y ago
I notice an obvious and immediate improvement wearing a mask in Asia. And according to this article, the masks tested were effective in reducing the amount of pollution inhaled. "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.&q
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by Panino 8y ago
Where I live has elevated levels of both thanks to wildfires. It was so bad last summer that at one point, I could barely see the house across the street. Something's got to give.
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by Panino 8y ago
> Joseph Lyou, a South Coast air quality board member who heads the Coalition for Clean Air, said he’s concerned that although the intensity of Southern California’s air pollution has dropped, its longevity is increasing. If air quality
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by Panino 8y ago
Among other answers, clang supports -Weverything, which I was using just last night.
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by Panino 8y ago
> unveil can be locked, preventing further filesytem exposure by calling unveil with two NULL arguments. This is nice and I bet it will be preferable to blocking further unveil calls via pledge. Doing it with pledge would depend on the
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by Panino 8y ago
> Won't upgrade a single Apple product in my house until we get a resolution on MacBook Air. Just curious, what's the problem and resolution? (I'm not familiar with recent Apple hardware.) My wife is considering switching
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by Panino 8y ago
I've been using DJB's stuff for ~20 years and I don't like his recent build systems either. Without defending it, I'd just like to offer a theory on why he packages things the way he does. Back in the day, his build pro
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by Panino 8y ago
The transparency is refreshing. The details for Server2 show some hardware info as well as the max number of VMs. I've never seen that before and wish other organizations would follow suit. I also like that they publicly state their s
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by Panino 8y ago
Yes, that's the kind France has, rolling shutters. And like the article says, they're awesome for blocking out light and helping you sleep. I'd bet they also at least slightly reduce noise. Unfortunately I can't inst
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by Panino 8y ago
> Lukewarm showers I think this is personal. Ice cold showers help me immensely and consistently in multiple climates. My wife (originally from another country) prefers to take hot showers. Although that sounds awful, if I feel her sk
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by Panino 8y ago
Thank you for the correction! I only looked at NetBSD's random(4) manual page: http://netbsd.gw.com/cgi-bin/man-cgi?random+4+NetBSD-current So NetBSD uses AES-128 in /dev/*random and ChaCha20 in arc4ran
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by Panino 8y ago
Random number generation, including arc4random() and /dev/*random: OpenBSD: ChaCha20 FreeBSD: RC4 NetBSD: NIST CTR_DRBG using AES-128 HardenedBSD: ? Dragonfly BSD: xor of outputs ChaCha20 and IBAA Also on OpenBSD, m
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by Panino 8y ago
> As they spend more time watching, the company can collect more data on their viewing habits, allowing it to refine its bets about future programming. This is a big advantage for Netflix. Live-TV cable companies don't have the sam
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by Panino 8y ago
Awesome! Given the Chrome example starting on page 6, here's my guess as to how pledge and unveil will contain Chrome to e.g. protect SSH keys. First, 3 of the 5 Chrome processes are already pledged to disallow filesystem reads. The

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