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   by ancarda 11y ago

   I'd be willing to bet this is the case; this only covers 8.8.8.0 to 8.8.8.255 so not 8.8.4.4 so it wouldn't be that effective at blocking Google DNS; only 1 IP would be blocked.
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   by ancarda 11y ago

   How do bugs that affect OpenSSL not affect LibreSSL? Surely any bugs that were fixed in LibreSSL would have been shared with OpenSSL, right? Or is it legacy code that was removed during the Valhalla cleanup?
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   by ancarda 11y ago

   Thank you so much!
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   by ancarda 11y ago

   I never thought of doing that! Good idea, thanks
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   by ancarda 11y ago

   I live in the United Kingdom but I've always wanted to move to America. I don't know much about the process as I find it very hard to go through the volume of information online. Do I need to apply for a visa, then find a company
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   Why Let's Encrypt only issues certificates for 90 days(letsencrypt.org)

   2 points by ancarda 11y ago|0 comments
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   by ancarda 11y ago

   I don't know a lot about compilers or assembly but the ASM output seems a longer than it needs to be for just printing hello world. Can anyone provide some insight? Is it just long to provide a good foundation for bigger programs?
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   by ancarda 12y ago

   Thanks, I just sent an email.
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   by ancarda 12y ago

   I just tried setting up GitLab and after running reconfigure it seems to just hang. Is my sever (2GB Linode) too slow for GitLab?
10. 460.▲
    by ancarda 12y ago

    I'm guessing it's not possible for non-US citizens to join this?
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    > the only law that applies is the survival of the fittest. Is this such a problem? In a world where exploits are used to break infrastructure, isn't the best solution simply to build increasingly more secure code? If that won'
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    There's also http://www.areweplayingyet.org/ which appears to be by SoundCloud, not Mozilla.
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    It's useful to know the OS if you want to offer different binaries for each OS. Maybe just "BrowserName/Version (OSName/Version)" so Firefox/35 (Mac OS X/10.10.1)
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    >If another search engine crawls the open web and returns better search results, people will switch to that new search engine immediately I don't think people would ditch Google so easily or quickly.
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    I think the idea is Nightly/Aurora/Beta builds aren't just for Firefox Developers but Web Developers too and it would be beneficial if more web developers used this branch for development. Of course, don't forget to test
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    I completely forgot about PoE. I have zero devices that support it since it seems to be so rare. I'd go out and buy a nice switch if it had more support. I really don't like this trend of low power IoT devices that only support Wi
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Both. Why not save power by turning off the router while shrinking the amount of time there is to break into my Wi-Fi network? I can't see a reason to leave my network on while I'm out of my house. I don't need it and as far
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    I don't have WPS on my router (How else do you input the SSID/Password?) and I turn Wi-Fi off when I'm not in my house so this product would be a real hassle to setup/use.
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Are there any plans to have an Ethernet model rather than Wi-Fi?
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    >it’s different and better I'm a huge fan of (the idea of) BitTorrent Sync but it's very bad software. Very early on I tried it and found it would eat my files sometimes (lost, corrupt or old versions). Recently, hearing it&#x2
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Does it bring anyone else a little comfort to know even Google has downtime every now and then?
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Am I the only person who prefers systemd? Maybe because it's the only init system I've managed to get my head around. Other init systems seem so complicated. A config file vs a bash script is far easier and they all seem to requir
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    >IPv6 is now turned off on new interfaces by default. Assigning an IPv6 address will enable IPv6 on an interface. Why?
24. 474.▲
    by ancarda 12y ago

    Nicer formatting: The requested address is blacklisted Blacklisting Authorization Date Blacklisting Authorization Number Blacklisting Decision Maker Blacklisting Date 24.03.2014 4138
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    Origin Server Connection Security with Universal SSL(blog.cloudflare.com)

    5 points by ancarda 12y ago|0 comments
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Isn't it easier to turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth?
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    I'm aware a lot of people use NAT as a cheap firewall. I suspect decent home routers will have a basic firewall for IPv6, even if it just works based on ports.
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out, I seemed to have missed it.
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    Once IPv6 is a bit more popular, will CloudFlare use a unique IP per customer to get around SNI or will it still be used on IPv6? It seems a bit like NAT; something that can safely die once IPv4 is gone.
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    by ancarda 12y ago

    I think this is the first time I've ever flagged a post. A site's technology stack shouldn't be a factor in deciding how trustworthy they are.