RRRA

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by RRRA 8y ago
two hours of chip decaping and circuit reversing and firmware dumping! :P
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by RRRA 8y ago
The internet apolitical? When what where... Before DNS?
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by RRRA 8y ago
ESNI is sadly not in the final standard, only in a seperate RFC. Hopefully it'll be ready soon...
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by RRRA 8y ago
And how anonymous is that process? It'd be a "great" way to rat out those who support people deemed unfit...
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by RRRA 8y ago
Is there a GDPR checklist of technical things to do to prevent this from happening to cash-strapped endeavours?
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by RRRA 8y ago
Upgrading from 16.04, the experience is quite awkward. CLI wise, I love Ubuntu and 18.04 is just a refined version of a very functional desktop/server distribution. GUI wise though, it seems to have changed many defaults, a lot of whic
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by RRRA 9y ago
So how does one delete his previous history before he was made aware of this change?! in other news, I guess this means shadow IT is back in style! :P
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by RRRA 9y ago
More generally, society's achievement currently rely on a workforce that gets more and more specialized. We are bound to fragment every sector into sub-niche where specialists in functions, general programming and infrastructure resour
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by RRRA 9y ago
If a little civil disobedience is what it takes to save public access to human knowledge, than so be it...
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by RRRA 9y ago
For more than a decade Tim Berners-Lee used Web 3.0 to mean the semantic Web, structured around linked open data, RDF, etc.
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by RRRA 9y ago
The XPS13 9350 is nice, I had no issue except that I swapped the Wi-Fi card for an Intel as it was badly supported when I first got it (Self installed Ubuntu before any Dell Linux support). I fried the headphone port because the office wasn
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by RRRA 9y ago
The link on the page bounce me back to the generic dell page? Are they blocking by country? Anyone has a link to the 16GB version 9370 dev ed.?
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by RRRA 9y ago
Best thing I ever did...
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by RRRA 9y ago
Managing the setting up the container system of your choice, deployment of those containers, moving yaml around, calling APIs, etc.
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by RRRA 9y ago
Why not simply call docker-compose through ansible and template the yml? I've had issues or a lack of features with ansible's docker support, but use it otherwise for pretty much everything. I just don't see a point to moving
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by RRRA 9y ago
I'm deploying docker, kubernetes, gluster, etc. through terraform + ansible.
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by RRRA 9y ago
It'd be nice if there was a way to have ansible-pull verify GPG signatures (like some puppet setup people use). That way, it doesn't matter as much if AWX gets compromised.
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by RRRA 9y ago
Where is the crypto primitives higher level comparison to say axolotl, noise, omemo, etc.?
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by RRRA 9y ago
And if you run a Linux kernel with a C app as one, for example, it's probably possible to run a shellcode proxy in memory, even if you can't modify the app code, you could ROP if a big enough buffer overflow is possible on the sta
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by RRRA 9y ago
Told my alma mater the same thing for a 5 years post graduation survey. Mind you, I was on the free software club, for example, and ethic was always there for some of us. But I encourage everyone to write to the director of their Comp. sci.
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by RRRA 9y ago
Most depressing news I've read today...
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by RRRA 9y ago
Algorithmic, data structure and theoretical CS are the main subjects that should get a lot more time then a single class for each (in my case). That would allow a deeper theoretical basis but also time to link those to reality through concr
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by RRRA 9y ago
Librarians are gonna go wild over this...
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by RRRA 9y ago
Firefox needs multiprocessor asap and a great sandbox... after that, yeah, fuck Chrome (except for those site who can't code against a standard, for what they're worth)
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by RRRA 9y ago
Well someone is choosing shitty meetups... Here we usually get: - A quite accurate description - Time to chat with people and an on time presentation - Hot pizza upon arrival - Humble presenters willing to take their own time to teach us so
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by RRRA 9y ago
They CAN, sure, but they MUST coexist... and that is less guaranteed considering market forces and network effects.
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by RRRA 9y ago
Which one of their tools are we talking about here? Terraform?
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by RRRA 9y ago
And here I thought they would talk about objectivism...
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by RRRA 9y ago
I'm really curious how people administer their K8S clusters for installation, upgrades, etc. I'm very familiar with docker, which we've been using for over 2 years. But now, we're trying to get k8s running, with either
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by RRRA 10y ago
I'm eager to see how IPFS integrates the IPNS & IPLD layers and how it affects the open linked data context...

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