RRRA

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by RRRA 10y ago
Have a look at zssh. ... and shoutout to the 514 ;-)
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by RRRA 10y ago
Those distributed alternatives look better everyday... if only there was a working group and a transitional path.
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by RRRA 10y ago
So many discussion about what crypto to use when all of this relies on a broken CA system that everyone in power can abuse... This should be priority #1.
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by RRRA 10y ago
They both locked enough people in an ecosystem where they control the competition well enough that they can justify asking twice as much as their device is worth... I was hoping to upgrade a nexus 5 I paid 399 CAD and this year they want to
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by RRRA 10y ago
If you fear signing this, _and don't_, you really don't understand long risk mitigation and are just preparing yourself to be scared even more in the long run. Just like privacy doesn't exist without others, signing this will
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by RRRA 10y ago
(edit: reply is on the first part, but i might need coffee :) ) I'm not sure the goal is to have someone who is some kind of horizontal fullstack guru in all spheres, from management to hardcore security. Rather, people with those ski
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by RRRA 10y ago
Not to mention 1.11's restart timer never were reset to 0 even after the container ran well for more than 10 seconds. (ie: after a few restart, your container would be waiting hours to start!). This and I can attest to 1.12 problems li
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by RRRA 10y ago
And to a lot of people here thinking this mentality is dead are, I think, confused by the fact that the growth and general appeal of computers have only diluted the hackers, but they are still growing in absolute numbers. Same goes at DEFCO
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by RRRA 10y ago
Quick Batman, to the rendering engine!
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by RRRA 10y ago
It seems like no sane people would choose Oracle for a new project. Is that a company milking its legacy contracts and buy new legacy product until they can't follow fast enough? This kind of business model is a drag on the whole ecosy
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by RRRA 10y ago
Nice work, but I'm wondering why does it have to be in kernel? Couldn't it still be fast and written in a safer than C language considering the security context? (Or we'll still need to get grsec in there... :) Cheers!
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by RRRA 10y ago
For the same reasons we are still stuck with android phones with 32GB instead of 256GB, "cloud, cloud, stream, stream, consume, consume". ... but don't stock, share, publish, modify or really speak freely? (ok I'll go ge
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by RRRA 10y ago
And KeepassX also supports version 2 and is MUCH lighter. :)
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by RRRA 10y ago
I've been using pidgin for this feature for years, people freak out when they don't see you typing but you say something before they even start... ;)
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by RRRA 10y ago
Then again Stallman's view about hardware (and closed appliance) has always been in relation to how easy it is for someone to actually make one on their own... So it might not be that simple.
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by RRRA 10y ago
How has the ecosystem evolved lately? Any cool project you're aware of? :)
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by RRRA 10y ago
University have to start mandating that their teacher's research be deposited as OA first, locally, before anything else happen. Teachers' evaluation should be judged based on what is found locally.
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by RRRA 10y ago
This is very confusing and the argument don't hold very much. It looks sadly more like a justification against making the effort, which he has a right to not want to attempt, but doesn't make sense. The real issue is how can we ha
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by RRRA 10y ago
A good trick I found was to have a file with your values assigned as vault_something and then in the clear version have the variable assigned as: something: "{{ vault_something }}" But yeah, the "only one password" is th
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by RRRA 10y ago
Uhm, for me edit brings up vi, I then :q and the file's modification date didn't change?
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by RRRA 10y ago
I'm curious, why do you feel the need to encrypt every single file instead of just secrets (to keep reviewing possible)? :)
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by RRRA 10y ago
Proxmox vs Ganeti vs oVirt vs OpenStack vs ... Is anyone aware of a good comparison of the solutions in this space?
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by RRRA 10y ago
Are any OpenSSL fork vulnerable in the same way?
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by RRRA 11y ago
When will we get secure PC architecture for the consumer market?
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by RRRA 11y ago
They seem to favor reusing existing tools a little bit more, instead of reinventing an ecosystem in a bubble... I love docker but it feels like they are going too fast to do things in a more modular and plugable way. They could explore exte
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by RRRA 11y ago
I suggest to anyone interested in this subject to read the book "Piracy" by Adian Johns, http://www.adrianjohns.com/piracy/
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by RRRA 11y ago
Ubnt mFi gives you root access over ssh, a rest API and a web page that'll probably work from your phone... They're not perfect, but damn, we should stop treating IoT devices like closed crap that'll never get updated and the
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by RRRA 11y ago
How would this relate to AppC / RunC? Why not take the opportunity and package app in a way that isolates them like SubgraphOS is trying to achieve? :)
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by RRRA 11y ago
glibc is LGPL, not GPL like the kernel.
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by RRRA 11y ago
How does it compare to Ceph and Tahoe-LAFS? But more importantly, how are you using any of those? :)

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