UserRights

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by UserRights 11y ago
As a hacker news reader you should know that this is extremely simple to disable / uninstall. Ubuntu is ok for a desktop, because you will find a lot of software ready to be installed on Ubuntu without having to dig into details of sof
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by UserRights 11y ago
Linux is totally ok for a desktop, I would say much better than anything else! You have several desktop environments you can choose from and you can customize it to make it work exactly like you want it to. Once everything setup to your lik
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by UserRights 11y ago
You will need a lot of time to evaluate DAM solutions, but I recommend putting this quite on top of your list of candidates. Here are some more to spend the winter with: http://www.opensourcedigitalassetmanagement.org/
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by UserRights 11y ago
Thank you very much for open sourcing this powerful tool, very nice. I checked some open source DAM tools some time ago and from what I can see from the linked page this will easily be in the top 5. Quick questions: * are there some video f
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by UserRights 11y ago
smartgit is very nice, but there are many mnore GUI clients on linux you can find very easily.
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by UserRights 11y ago
You should doublecheck this with wireshark yourself before finding yourself in a potentially bad situation. Kali is not so silent as advertised.
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by UserRights 11y ago
You are distributing an outdated chromium with your demo app - this demonstrates quite clearly the problems with this approach: how to update software?
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by UserRights 11y ago
Important reading for everybody: http://theinvisiblethings.blogspot.com/2011/04/linux-securit...
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by UserRights 11y ago
It is really cool how the NASA gives us a better understanding of the universe and our place in it by publishing all these nice pictures. However, I would like to have one easy accessible source for all the nice pictures that is daily updat
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by UserRights 11y ago
This is not a bug, you are just uninformed: a platform that allows anybody to use anybodys machine for anything is the final business model in web 2.0. Everybody in the startup world is getting crazy about this. BTW google is doing it, Mick
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by UserRights 11y ago
youtube can do this. kaltura has something, too. nice for kids and building joke videos or maybe for building your next presentation. however, pro video files are BIG, and upload will take longer than actual editing process with usual uploa
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by UserRights 11y ago
also very interesting: https://github.com/jliljebl/flowblade
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by UserRights 11y ago
TWR is NOT clean energy. http://bravenewclimate.com/2010/09/22/twr-vs-ifr/
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by UserRights 11y ago
Very cool comment :)
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by UserRights 11y ago
Is there a legal website where one can download all the premium gpl themes?
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by UserRights 11y ago
Links in menu not working.
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by UserRights 11y ago
They write: "Your Timeline is private and visible only to you" I would like to challenge Google to provide proof for this: make it work without needing to login anywhere and without sending data to any place. This will be great ma
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by UserRights 11y ago
WTF are random ads about webshops on HN page one?
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by UserRights 11y ago
very nice, indeed. it would be very impressive, if postgresql could generate it's own CRUD interface (select option: angular / react) so much tedious frame-work could be just dropped.
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by UserRights 11y ago
is anybody using their rwasa webserver in production?
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by UserRights 11y ago
Do you remember that backdoor that was found in SELinux a few years ago?
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by UserRights 11y ago
The naivety of your comment is striking and reveals an exceptionally ignorant view of the world.
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by UserRights 11y ago
I did not know that this is an open source website. How did you hack this informations?
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by UserRights 11y ago
The Propaganda-Elephant in the Room: there is no such thing as "recycling plastics" - but still the word "recycling" is commonly used, even if the described process very clearly is not about recycling. Obviously, this is
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by UserRights 11y ago
Maybe he is against war? Against cancer? Against GMO? Maybe he is just reading the wrong websites? maybe he is writing critical comments on HN?
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by UserRights 11y ago
brain washing works very well, just look at this: http://defcon.ws/
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by UserRights 11y ago
Why does one need to sign in to azure to help fight CP? Why are the the hashes not available via a public API so that any webmaster could just use it right now? Please explain.
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by UserRights 11y ago
what company? Please ask for the name. Thanks!
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by UserRights 11y ago
Would you like to describe what did not work? What was your experience? Please blog about this!
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by UserRights 11y ago
How did you do the ACLs for media files? is there any code online for this? Thanks!

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