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by Rondom 8y ago
SCUMMVM can read many other non-SCUMM game files these days. https://scummvm.org/compatibility/
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by Rondom 8y ago
LWN has a good article about unveil() which also discusses the approaches taken in the Linux world. https://lwn.net/Articles/767137/
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Announcing Solo Kickstarter: The first open source security key supporting FIDO2(hackernoon.com)
7 points by Rondom 8y ago|0 comments
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by Rondom 8y ago
There is already one third-party-implementation in the works. They sure find this helpful in their efforts. https://github.com/sgan81/apfs-fuse
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by Rondom 8y ago
The China tax bothers me as well. For some electronics parts I cannot find a Swedish online shop selling the product in question. Maybe I find one shop selling it, at an unreasonable price. Instead, I resorted to shipping stuff to my parent
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by Rondom 8y ago
Debian and Ubuntu allow running Dropbear in initramfs to prompt for the FDE password
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by Rondom 8y ago
Under Linux, that's done by Ctrl+Q (provided that you have set up Firefox to restore your previous session on restart).
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by Rondom 8y ago
"You can now even search for words on Bing through Notepad by simply right clicking on them to get a new option" That's what the world waited for... I am curious about the politics involved in the prioritization of this featu
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by Rondom 8y ago
Opera (Presto) supported 100% of the SVG standard, if I remember correctly.
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by Rondom 8y ago
In Gerrit you can diff against previous versions of the patch, right from the web-ui.
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by Rondom 8y ago
On 32-bit versions of Windows, EDIT (the MS-DOS Editor) reads Unix file endings fine. So finally notepad reached feature-parity with that one... I am not sure, when they introduced it. It might be that it happened in Windows 95, when edit b
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by Rondom 9y ago
Furthermore, a good cashier will already pick 1,55€ while the customer is paying and put it back is the customer is paying with a more fitting amount.
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by Rondom 9y ago
There is some original footage here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gC3WEwSJoHs
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EBPF, Sockets, Hop Distance and Manually Writing EBPF Assembly(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by Rondom 9y ago|0 comments
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Total Meltdown?(blog.frizk.net)
3 points by Rondom 9y ago|0 comments
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by Rondom 9y ago
BubbleUPNP on the mobile. On the PC, depending on your use case, any DLNA implementation like Rygel (GNOME) or Kodi will do.
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by Rondom 9y ago
Have a look at Mailpile
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by Rondom 9y ago
Quassel is also an alternative, for those that prefer a GUI-client
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What I learned from three months of Content Moderation for Facebook in Berlin(sz-magazin.sueddeutsche.de)
3 points by Rondom 9y ago|0 comments
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by Rondom 9y ago
What exactly is better wrt. to sanitizers with Clang?
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by Rondom 9y ago
I have successfully used OpenConnect to replace PulseSecure. Depending on the server configuration, you might need to change the user agent to Windows and have a fake-host-checker-script. The Linux version of Pulse Secure requires your admi
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by Rondom 9y ago
Wine also runs on Windows (Not sure how stable it is given that it is not the main focus)
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by Rondom 9y ago
Last time I checked, Alexandru Ionescu was not a Microsoft employee.
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by Rondom 9y ago
IIRC they threatened to regulate and then manufacturers "voluntarily" agreed to use Micro-USB.
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by Rondom 9y ago
My usage of buildbot is only very anecdotal (small hobby project). I consider it very easy to get started with. Through its use of Python it allows for a lot of flexibility, but I don't know how well that scales to very big complicated
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by Rondom 9y ago
As said in the article, they switched to git.
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by Rondom 9y ago
It's still open source. So you can compile it yourself, if you want.
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by Rondom 9y ago
I have Ubuntu, Fedora and Debian systems. All come with fwupd installed by default. I don't have a RHEL7 system to check, but it is in the repos of CentOS7. Whether it is activated by default, I don't know, but given that it is in
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by Rondom 9y ago
And another contributor (Mario Limoncell) works for DELL.
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by Rondom 9y ago
Could not agree more. I updated my DELL's BIOS and TPM Firmware and it was a breeze! The same goes for my Logitech Unifying receivers (they had some security issue). And I can see which difference it makes. I still have not patched my

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