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asdfaoeu
11y ago
Sure but think about carrier nat. IPv6 can also always guarantee that the external port is also always going to be free.
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asdfaoeu
11y ago
Should really just use JSON or something. Also the password rules are unnecessary complex it doesn't need to provide the full rules just a regex that should match and the password manager can just fill that in with randomness something
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asdfaoeu
11y ago
The torrent is making regular HTTP requests using the range header to the server. Its a feature most BitTorrent clients support.
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asdfaoeu
11y ago
One of the earlier press releases[1] about this didn't mention anything about IoT Core. I think many people expected this would be something like the existing Windows RT. [1]: https://dev.windows.com/en-US/iot/
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asdfaoeu
11y ago
A sigkill is sent to everything in the namespace if the init/root process dies anyway. So effectively it is auto propergated.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Short of trucking money in there's no way to move money to a country that has no international recognition.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Something similar to the described algorithm is actually implemented in AACS as traitor tracking.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Still just as bad tbh, you still need to click through every annotation.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Well that seems exactly like what I'd expect a refugee shelter designed by affluent software engineers to look like.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
> Things like not being able to stick things into the line/neutral holes unless the ground pin (which is longer) is inserted make them very safe, and the plastic lower part of the line/neutral pins to stop you accidentally touc
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
In the hypothetical scenario the attacker doesn't have the client's private key so it can't authenticate to the server. It can pass along the session key from the server but then it won't be able to read the data.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
0.0.0.0 works fine on Linux in connect() and just goes to 127.0.0.1 as one would expect.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Listening on 0.0.0.0 is different to listening on multiple IP addresses when considering pulling up new interfaces afterwards.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
> (Yes, I know the smoke detection was a malfunction, but occasional malfunctions like that are a fact of life. My ire is directed at regulators forbidding users from silencing their own smoke detectors without physically incapacitating
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Their issue is otherwise that person would have generally brought the more expensive direct fair.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
the max size of the elements is usually constant when comparing sorting algorithms. The complexity of this depends on the algorithm of the scheduler. With the right scheduler this could be O(nlog n).
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
People with mental illnesses and disabilies like down syndrome may not have legal capacity if illness / disability affects their judgement sufficiently. Which means they can't enter into contracts by themselves and don't have
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
True but that doesn't imply you run at capacity all the time.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
I seemed to be able to takeoff fine off both. Also the runway names are just their heading.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
You can just see the structure with git cat-file -> % git cat-file -p 8c48d1a36c3d11db44c75a431d4f09cb0035222f tree 288c2d5379768f685f391bdbffd31b8965318c63 parent 002ae35061beef02453b7fb1045a50fa2f7f30f8 author Denis B
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Considering a lot of the audience is Linux admins here what are you referring to?
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
They don't want that because they don't want them to be automatically resolved so they can do metrics which is like 99% of the reason they are used in electronic form.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
That's what parent said. I don't think he is implying it's shady behaviour just that it looks that way. Difference is it hides the real domain from the user and email scanners.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
The system script posted is actually a fairly bad example because that one just use apache to manage the process. Where systemd shines is where we don't need specific purpose binaries to manage each service. [Unit] Descriptio
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
`ExecStartPre=` will do that.
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
A lot of the components mentioned are actually optional and you can build systemd without them or disable them at runtime. I'm guessing this idea that this idea that systemd is targeted for the desktop is from the logind kerfuffle with
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
It remains to be seen if the kFreeBSD ports will part of the official release https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2014/09/msg00... .
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
What was the bug?
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Systemd provides interfaces to reboot/shutdown as non root api which is controlled by polkit. It also allows a non root process running as part of an active session to get the DRM FD and other device FDs as part of the logind interface
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asdfaoeu
12y ago
> I have the feeling that Jordan knows exactly what he's doing. The amount of $20,000 is a lot but it's not that much once you start to hire lawyers and file a suit or go into arbitration. Sounds like he's stringing them a
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