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721.
Copy Protection in the 80s showcased by a classic game Dungeon Master(hackaday.com)
2 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
722.
by bifrost 7y ago
The Iranian IP is important because it means its unlikely that we'll ever get any data from the server. If it was in the US or EU, its much more likely we could subpoena it and figure out more about whats going on. I read the article a
723.
by bifrost 7y ago
As annoying as it is, I agree. Brick devices that are known malicious.
724.
by bifrost 7y ago
Because you can't guarantee that Linux won't be a cesspool of terribleness.
725.
by bifrost 7y ago
TBH I trust Boingboing's integrity more than zdnet but I truly appreciate the transparency!
726.
A Teenager's IoT worm is bricking thousands of devices(zdnet.com)
209 points by bifrost 7y ago|160 comments
727.
by bifrost 7y ago
ok, thats hilarious.
728.
by bifrost 7y ago
No. Way. Seriously though, we've only had about 40 years of this problem and people wonder why I'm not a fan of giving the government anything new...
729.
Wallarm Achieves Advanced Technology Partner Status on AWS(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
730.
by bifrost 7y ago
Previous HN discussion of the issue here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20205566
731.
by bifrost 7y ago
Correct, its not enabled by default.
732.
by bifrost 7y ago
Here's the actual Bulletin from Netflix. https://github.com/Netflix/security-bulletins/blob/master/ad... The Arstechnica article misses a few points, but basically SACK is fairly broken on Linux and
733.
New vulnerability discovered by Netflix can kernel panic Linux(arstechnica.com)
4 points by bifrost 7y ago|2 comments
734.
by bifrost 7y ago
oh wow, I didn't know that was there! I'll have to go next time I go to Sweden.
735.
by bifrost 7y ago
The old joke about "knowing how the sausage is made" is also true about drying fish.
736.
by bifrost 7y ago
Why? Its delicious!
737.
by bifrost 7y ago
Hot Smoked is one of my faves even though I can do a mean cured salmon. I highly advise people have PNW hot smoked salmon!
738.
by bifrost 7y ago
I love Fish Cheeks! I don't usually eat fish that are big enough to have big meaty ones but even on tiny fish they're amazing and usually worth the effort to dig em out. Even on Salmon its worth it.
739.
by bifrost 7y ago
AFAIK Vobla is typically one specific fish, namely the "Caspian Roach". That said, its pretty tasty. If you get some there pick up some of the beer as well.
740.
by bifrost 7y ago
Lies! lol. Some people actually like it! Although I guess it could be the Nickelback of fish dishes...
741.
by bifrost 7y ago
Honestly I'd just recommend looking around for it because nobody will help you, they have pretty Soviet customer service. The food there though is soooo gooood. If you like Sauerkraut go up the street to Seakor too, they make their own
742.
by bifrost 7y ago
Cambodian fermented pork is amaaazingly tasty. It was way less fragrant than I thought it would be too.
743.
by bifrost 7y ago
Dude, you gotta try Surströmming!
744.
by bifrost 7y ago
My fave spot for interesting dried fish in SF is "New World Market" on Geary in the Richmond district. Its pretty good but slightly confusing if you don't speak russian.
745.
by bifrost 7y ago
I haven't seen this exact thing. I have seen a variety of dried fishes available in Slavic and Asian markets though, so I'm sure you could find something similar.
746.
How dried fish is made in Iceland(icelandmonitor.mbl.is)
119 points by bifrost 7y ago|94 comments
747.
by bifrost 7y ago
Ignoring federal law doesn't make anything legal, it just makes it harder to get caught. California is going to end up in an interesting battle one way or another.
748.
by bifrost 7y ago
fvwm2 They're not talking about desktop environment, they're talking about "using linux as a desktop".
749.
by bifrost 7y ago
Nope! This is also why weed in any federal building is a federal crime. Probably a bad idea to smoke weed in a national park too.
750.
by bifrost 7y ago
I've been a longtime user, I love it! Its a must have on all of my devices.

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