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by X86BSD 10y ago
Having been to Delhi that does not seem to be enforced or effective. There are still petrol stations all over. And the pollution is still appalling.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
My question is: People don't even use PGP and it's been around for over 20 years. What makes this more adoptable, if it all? The problem with most encryption is, it's not transparent to the end user. The second users have to
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Ive been an atkins follower for... 20 years. I eat mostly meat. The few things I indulge in other than meat are mama lupe low carb tortillas, blue diamond almonds almost all flavors, and some veg like cauliflower because its LC. And cheese.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
A lot of this is also simply put an issue of fraudulent paper money as well. Most gas here is $2.21 per gallon. As of today. Here's the rub... Take a pre 1965 quarter. When it was still made with silver. If you take that quarter and me
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I was talking about someone inside the US with a departure ticket outside the US. It is also easy to attack it inside. Timothy McVey, Oklahoma city. The TSA does not magically improve if you are leaving the country.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
The most glaring idiotic point I never see raised about the TSA, other than being an abject failure, is that whatever idiot thought up the TSA didn't even attempt to think like a terrorist. Look since it's inception to stop terror
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by X86BSD 10y ago
My favorite Lysander quote, which has proven quite true: "But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain - that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to pre
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I thought that was supposed to be Austin? Silicone valley of the prairie or something.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
This was my initial reaction as well. They don't want the world seeing the absolutely appalling, vile condition of its infrastructure and large portion of its population.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I think a better argument is that it's simply not a voluntary contract between two parties. It's theft by one party that has a monopoly on violence to enforce the theft on the other party. Until one day when the other party stops
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Yeah so I'm not sure first of all quoting theo or openbsd folks is adding value to your argument. They are known to be quite, how should I say this, on the extreme side of things. And just because obsd holds this view that doesn't
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I'm not really sure how you can say that but again enjoy your zeal induced tunnel view. You can't get any more free than the BSDL short of public domain. And neither OS has any binary only parts or parts only available if you pay
553.
by X86BSD 10y ago
It's funny how other open source projects had no problem adopting ZFS or it's license. Perhaps the issue isn't Sun or the CDDL but rather Linux and the GPL. Perhaps it's the GPL that isn't compatible with others. Bu
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by X86BSD 10y ago
All software primarily used on Linux systems. You'll never ever see systemd outside Linux. Ever. BTW good luck with that mess too. Same with yast. You'll never see that outside Linux. Ever. You're creating quite the ecosystem
555.
by X86BSD 10y ago
+1 For Ecobee. After wanting a "smart" thermostat for some time and researching and researching nothing really blew my socks off. But the Ecobee was the closest one to impressing me. So I finally pulled the trigger for downstairs.
556.
by X86BSD 10y ago
Linux does not have containers. It has namespaces and cgroups. Jails (FreeBSD) and zones (Illumos) are containers. Please, stop claiming containers exist on Linux.
557.
by X86BSD 10y ago
It is in -current now. Which will become FreeBSD 11. No need to merge from current, it is in current.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
The last long missing piece finally dropped! I can't wait to kick the tires on this! Many thanks and much gratitude to iXsystems and Spectralogic for working on this, and submitting their hard work and effort on this into the base. Has
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Minor nit: depending on your definition of redundancy, you may set copies=n, on a single vdev pool. You won't get hardware redundancy but will get data redundancy.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
+1 For FreeBSD support +1 For open sourcing BK I hope it works in your best interest. And I wish you all at BK the absolute best and thank you for all your incredibly hard work over the years.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I personally do not mind the "Deck" ad network. To me that is ads done right. I learned about the deck from daringfireball.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Or Borg backup? Seems like a lot of wheel reinvention is going on in this space.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Pepper spray? In a panic situation where the wind is blowing in her face, she sprays and... oh crap now she is choking and blind. Bullets don't have the problem.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
That entire government from the traffic cop to Modi is corrupt as hell. You can't get cops to do their jobs without a bribe. Need a passport? You're going to have cough up cash to get the paperwork you need. It's insane. And
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by X86BSD 11y ago
The sad thing is even if they are chances are they will not do anything to stop or prevent it. I think people, everywhere, including the US are mostly afraid. I have seen people in the US do nothing when something bad takes place. Most peop
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by X86BSD 11y ago
For those who have never been to India, this is like yelling "FIRE!!!" in a crowd of 1 million people where the nearest fire truck is outside the crowd. If you are in dire need of 9/11 equivalent services there, your done. Pe
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by X86BSD 11y ago
+1 This! Again I think this illustrates the echo chamber some camps can't seem to depart. But I agree with your thinking.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Listen to this discussion[0] which highlights the point I am making. I set the marker for the relevant "container" comment but watch the entire thing to understand more fully what I and others are saying and why. [0] https:/
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by X86BSD 11y ago
It's not that the paper is wrong for only focusing on Linux "containers". It's that the paper, while describing the security short comings of the various solutions, illustrates the echo chamber I refer to. "We have
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Obviously the author put a lot of effort into this paper. Hard work shows throughout. Kudos to you sir! Granted I realize the title is "Understanding and Hardening Linux Containers". However, personally, this just illustrates my

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