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by _yy 11y ago
Maybe it's bad design, then?
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by _yy 11y ago
I have one of those. Root password is "juantech". Did not know about the shell, how useful! The telnet daemon crashed quickly on mine last time I played with it. ... :-/ Fortunately, I disconnected it from the network a long
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by _yy 11y ago
Same for me.
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by _yy 11y ago
> I recently adapted a colleague's document from LaTeX and it was simply easier to redraw a slightly complex table in LyX than to understand the table markup. I think he'd be disheartened to learn how fast it was to produce the
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by _yy 11y ago
Nice. It has an WYSIWYG editor for vector graphics. It's confusing as hell, though.
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by _yy 11y ago
If you like this, also take a look at RethinkDB: https://www.rethinkdb.com/
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by _yy 11y ago
Nice project! Even if you believe that systemd is too complicated, it's a great example on how to build an asynchronous, modern init system. Upstart uses some highly questionable tricks (ptrace!) to track processes across forks whereas
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by _yy 11y ago
No, you update the shared library using your distribution's package manager and then restart the affected services using one of the small scripts for that purpose. What's the issue with that?
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by _yy 11y ago
Sure but that's one of the reasons I use Linux.
40.
by _yy 11y ago
Yes but still. If you have a procedure in place to recompile and redeploy everything, you could just deploy the libraries as well.
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by _yy 11y ago
That's why Debian Stable and RHEL exist. Security patches don't break the API.
42.
by _yy 11y ago
Remember that critical Go security update? Usual procedure - update the shared library, restart affected services. Go - recompile everything.
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by _yy 11y ago
You don't even have to copy the installer, you can just copy an existing install in-place (just as you'd copy an image to a Raspberry Pi SD card).
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by _yy 11y ago
> It's inelegant, to say the very least, but it works just fine! I'm pretty sure I saw that technique used a few times during Twitch Installs Arch Linux, during the more exotic segments when some joker hijacked the effort tempo
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by _yy 11y ago
> The stable release has full support for Python 3.5, including the new async and await functions. So recent releases can pronounce it as fully supported which was quite a feat. Wow. That is amazing! Pyston only supports Python 2 and PyP
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by _yy 11y ago
Yes - though there's more to a SSH session than executing commands (interacting with interactive editors, port forwarding, etc.)
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by _yy 11y ago
Incident response. When one of your admin accounts is compromised, you'd want to know what the attacker executed.
48.
by _yy 11y ago
Is Slack really the right place for security-critical notifications?
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by _yy 11y ago
The Phacility guys know how to PHP. They used to work at Facebook. I don't like PHP either, but I trust the developers in this case. Gitlab had its fair share of vulnerabilities, too, despite being written in Ruby. It's about the
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by _yy 11y ago
> Also, do they pride themselves for writing this in PHP? I consider this an anti-feature, but this might be highly opinionated. I'd prefer it to be written in something else, too, but - the Phacility team are ex-Facebook developers
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by _yy 11y ago
> 1. Phabricator is actually a suite of different applications that do specific things (e.g. source code hosting, issue tracking, project management, ...). Although Phabricator ticked all our feature boxes, some of the components it ship
52.
by _yy 11y ago
Meanwhile, Phabricator has implemented all of these (and even more). Custom templates: https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/form... Votes: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki&#x2
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by _yy 11y ago
Yeah but no sane organization is going to do that. It would create so much headache.
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by _yy 11y ago
SCP/SFTP is actually a separate binary. PuTTY is definitely not affected since it has its own SSH implementation.
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by _yy 11y ago
Probably not. All of the big vendors use some sort of hardware acceleration to achieve >= 10gb. There's some progress, though (like PF_RING in Linux and netmap on FreeBSD).
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by _yy 11y ago
No such thing as session synchronization for different vendors. You also need to configure everything for both of these vendors, which may or may not have equal feature sets.
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by _yy 11y ago
The Silver Searcher, or ag: https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher Designed as a replacement for all of the use cases of Ack. Is even faster.
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by _yy 11y ago
Which is really annoying, too, since there's no configurable IPv6 firewall (it's either on or off). But at least they do use IPv6.
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by _yy 11y ago
Unitymedia, a huge German ISP, has been running dual stack for a few years now.
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by _yy 11y ago
> Can you run docker containers in userspace? Yes, and it increases the attack surface even more in some scenarios. Now, an unprivileged user can create new namespaces and do all sorts of things which were previously limited to root. Wit

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