Tharkun

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961.
by Tharkun 11y ago
That's my point. They shouldn't be. I never gave Github permission to publish my keys. The "public" part in the key is merely there to distinguish it from the "private"-part ("never share this with anyone&
962.
by Tharkun 11y ago
At least Github were "kind" enough to strip the comments from the public keys they publish without permission. I would've been even more upset if they were leaking things like username@workdomain....
963.
by Tharkun 11y ago
I strongly disagree with #2. Your public key should NOT be public, especially without your explicit consent. Specifically because, at least theoretically, it could be used to derive your private key. From a parandoid point of view that&#x27
964.
by Tharkun 11y ago
Can we also get a class action lawsuit started for their insistence on making keyboards WORSE with every new product release?
965.
by Tharkun 12y ago
The point of ProxyCommand is that you don't have to leave your private key on the server..
966.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Bloody immigrants. Go back to your own country. Oh wait, sorry, Americans aren't immigrans, they're expats. My bad. Double standards on immigration are pretty shitty.
967.
by Tharkun 12y ago
I suppose there are two discussions ... the low level technical one wrt libraries & static linking. And the high level, philosophical one, about cathedrals vs bazaars...
968.
by Tharkun 12y ago
PHK makes a thoughtful point. But I don't know where to go from there. What are the alternatives to the Bazaar? We have two cathedral builders (MS & Apple) who have both built very large cathedrals with very tall walls around them.
969.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Given that turtles can live for hundreds of years...you tell me ;-)
970.
by Tharkun 12y ago
There are no sure-fire shortcuts to happiness or enlightenment or whatever it is you're seeking. The Internet isn't "It" and Ayahuasca (or other hallucinogenics) aren't "It" either. There is joy and life t
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by Tharkun 12y ago
Gokgs is a great resource, but it requires a Java browser plugin to play. That's seriously messed up.
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by Tharkun 12y ago
Creating a GPG alternative is hard. That's pretty much the only reason why it's still around. That, and the ubiquity of e-mail. Sending encrypted/signed e-mail with GPG isn't hard when you're using things like Enigm
973.
by Tharkun 12y ago
I don't think "snafu" quite cuts it. This is a fuckup of epic proportions. They screwed up quite badly by installing this crap and then made it worse by lying about it and pretending that it's not a security issue ...
974.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Surely what is or isn't amazing syntax depends entirely on your preferences and personal experiences. I can't stand the Python syntax. Significant whitespace is an instant turnoff for me. For me, figuring out Rust is a lot easier
975.
by Tharkun 12y ago
So, should I get a new SIM?
976.
by Tharkun 12y ago
You would be right if the Solr admin page were the only administrative interface. It's not. You could send delete queries, create additional indexes, etc all without using the admin page, simply by sending http requests to the relevant
977.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Solr is not a web-based application. You shouldn't directly expose your Solr instance to anyone. Regardless of whether or not you secure your admin interface. That's not Solr's core business, and I don't see why they sho
978.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Might as well jail every tobacco or arms producer as well.
979.
by Tharkun 12y ago
How do you mean? Translated literature loses a lot of nuance. And it's hard to be immersed into a culture when you don't speak the language.
980.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Exactly. And it's obviously of great help when encountering people who speak said language. Communication is a wonderful thing.
981.
by Tharkun 12y ago
What a load of crock. Venting about things I can't change keeps me sane. Screaming at the raging ocean.
982.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Interesting read, but ten years of experience does not a master make.
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by Tharkun 12y ago
Try hitting a moving target at 40 metres. You'll probably miss. He'll probably miss as well, but he'll have a significant edge being able to shoot while moving closer towards the other archer. Kyudo is a very nice and sort of
984.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Relying on Google to mitigate problems sounds a lot like centralization to me.
985.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Thank you, kind stranger, you just saved my job.
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by Tharkun 12y ago
Seems like more and more cars have radar/ultrasound sensors. Won't this eventually lead to interference? Can such a system be influenced by, say, a nutter with a stronger radar?
987.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Could be worse...PHP uses comments for annotations..how do you like them apples?
988.
by Tharkun 12y ago
What does Shellshock have to do with RMS? RMS didn't author Bash. And I can't see any Shellshock related RMS bashing. So why the angry post?
989.
by Tharkun 12y ago
Learning to drive a car is hard. You have to watch the road, coordinate hands and feet, anticipate other drivers' moves and so on. No one bats an eye about this, because "it's a skill you have to learn". If you don'
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by Tharkun 12y ago
Windows or Mac? No Linux support? sigh

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