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by antocv 13y ago
That was a lot of words to encourage use of authors own tool instead of or aside perhaps even with port knocking. The article hasnt anyway delivered any meaningful reason not to use port knocking, just a few straw-man arguments such as &quo
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by antocv 13y ago
They havent encouraged it either. I believe in the early days the usage of free was gratis as well, thats the impression I got from the manifesto of RMS. In general my impression is that GNU/Freedom-people avoid the question of compens
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by antocv 13y ago
I believe the confusion comes partly from freedom software almost always being for free/gratis, and in fact was encouraged in the early days of GNU if I am not mistaken. The GNU stance on freedom software seems to be that it should be
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by antocv 13y ago
> Yet despite all of your issues, Ubuntu is by now by far the smoothest desktop experience I've had, and I suspect that's the experience most users have. Pretty much everything just works, Sorry, No. I installed Ubuntu for many
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by antocv 13y ago
It is going to be an issue for everybody else because when things dont work as they should, and they wont because now there is two backends to support for the toolkits, it will be Wayland here and Mir there, completely useless for the user,
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by antocv 13y ago
A colleague of mine said once that he wouldnt visit countries like Iran, China or Saudi Arabia because he wouldnt feel safe and it wouldnt be good for him to support oppressive regimes with his tourist money. There has to be some rule of la
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Ask HN: SELinux, opinions?
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by antocv 13y ago
Here are https non-mobile links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Milligan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Kelly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Gareth_Williams
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by antocv 13y ago
Government can not kill indiscriminately and as a show of force its own citizens as that would upset a lot of citizens as the government is meant to protect them from violence. It has the potential to stir up civil war. It is only then, in
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by antocv 13y ago
Thats exactly the point of these murders by intelligence agencies. Plausible deniability and "point finger and call tinfoil hatter"-ability at anyone who questions their fascist tendencies.
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by antocv 13y ago
How often do you use non-USA, non-NATO services? Can you name 1 that has as influence in your life as Twitter, Facebook, Google or Apple? Why? Maybe its because USA/Western people dont have trust in companies from Brazil, Russia China?
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by antocv 13y ago
Step 1, add a talk page about "How to add bias into Wikipedia" discussing bias from a very pro-Israeli point of view. Seed distrust, misinformation and be obvious that this article is biased, make no attempt to hide it, this blata
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by antocv 13y ago
> If work was always enjoyable, then they wouldn't need to pay you to do it. Why do football players, musicians and movie actors get payed 1000x as much as the software engineers who made the technology to make possible their succes
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by antocv 13y ago
How come Google can do it? Why cant Netflix?
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by antocv 13y ago
Thats why you host it on-site and not with a hosting provider. Any company worth its salt will be able to run one or two servers at its location under its supervision. Hosting providers are for those small php sites that depend on AdWords f
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by antocv 13y ago
Monetize that data like selling it to clients or selling their customers data about their data to them? Will opera run some analysis and sell that?
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by antocv 13y ago
You seem to be confused. The NSA has already sold your CC on the black market. Its just that the buyer hasnt used it, because they cant use it without getting penalties. Penalties which this Chinese vendor would succumb to as well. Now are
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by antocv 13y ago
These countries, Iran and China probably knew that Facebook is a huge spying machine and kept their citizens safe.
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by antocv 13y ago
You seem to misunderstand the OP concerns. It is not only one person, it is not only Apple servers reading all your messages. It is in fact the whole world. Through Apple gives it to NSA which hands it over to various other agencies, GHCQ,
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by antocv 13y ago
Thanks for your insightful comment. It is as you described, dependent on situation. For me, I will perform this last project as best I can and leave for new challenges, its only about 3 months left. My plan is to bring up these issues in a
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by antocv 13y ago
Kirk does not exist, this is a blog post. Just a reminder to everyone like me who went looking for it. And the blog post is about the same dust that was relevant 10 years ago and sparked the creation of LFS. Nothing new to see here.
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by antocv 13y ago
I concur, and still see that sometimes it really is the right way to just say flat out No. Ive tried to play ball and call to meetings for distasteful and wasteful requests/requirements from business/manager people, but its such a
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by antocv 13y ago
The best thing I did with a Raspberry PI was to setup openvpn on it to connect to my server where I have minidlna running and a lot of other services, then give them to my friends and hook up to their Smart TVs and routers. Now all my frien
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by antocv 13y ago
There isnt much bad that I see about it but it isnt supported by most vanilla kernels, so for example to get it on ArchLinux I spent a little time to get that into a kernel, only later to find out I forgot my virtualbox modules. Hassle. I t
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by antocv 13y ago
It still is. ;)
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by antocv 13y ago
"Is Opera saying they will do a comprehensive code review on every line of extensions submitted to their store? Will they require documentation on all design decisions and processes involved? What about any server-side code?" Well
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by antocv 13y ago
For strcmp, the safer strncmp version? Also you should compile your app with apparmor and run it under grsecurity. REPL like behaviour you can get with gdb. :)
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by antocv 13y ago
I am inclined to believe the reason for the lack of any meaningful protests and quite strange vanishment of OWS is in great part due to these new tools by the people in power. Meaningful protests would be against the using of taxpayer money
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by antocv 13y ago
The history with an open and free for all internet that we have enjoyed does inspire me, it is somewhat amazing in retrospect that it was so, despite not having an international organization to defend these principles. The fact that it happ
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by antocv 13y ago
The balkanization of the internet is inevitable, now that we have two push forces towards that, a strong desire to stay away from other countries intelligence agencies and copyright.

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