blueflow

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by blueflow 2y ago
> There's also no guarantee that a binary produced today on Linux will even work on the various distributions of Linux today due to the same installed library version problem. On Linux, you are supposed to share the source code, not
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by blueflow 2y ago
Context: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2023/10/msg00085.html Money quote: This issue does indeed have a history of provoking unhinged lunacy.
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by blueflow 2y ago
It wouldn't be so nice if it was oversimplified and incorrect to the extent that the child realizes it doesn't add up.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> and the idea of education as means of producing useful workers is straight from a totalitarian planned economy I disagree. I get food from the supermarket, my roof is built by someone else, unlimited water from the faucet. This stuff i
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by blueflow 2y ago
Theoretically, is the distinction between IDP and CA necessary? I kinda would expect the IDP to certify my pubkey.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Nooo. The migrations will be another major challenge for the german economy.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Look at your tech stack, go down until you come to the level where things "just work". This is where the maintained software begins. The stuff you fill your docker base images with.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> Meanwhile, pictures are trivial for humans to verify against a simple search The majority of people do not have a picture of them on the Internet.
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by blueflow 2y ago
I'm german and i did not know this.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Command strings must be expanded to an argument vector by some kind of shell. SSH itself does not allow to execute a program by argument vector like execv.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Because bash for some goddamn reason loads the bashrc for interactive shells AND when started by sshd, regardless of whether the shell is interactive or an tty is present. Bash (and only bash) literally has a special case for sshd to enable
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by blueflow 2y ago
You just made that up, didn't you
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by blueflow 2y ago
What functionality does a program need to emulate to be a terminal emulator?
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by blueflow 2y ago
uutils aims to be a drop-in replacement for the GNU utils. Differences with GNU are treated as bugs. -- https://github.com/uutils/coreutils?tab=readme-ov-file#goals
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by blueflow 2y ago
The uutils project has the right goals - 1:1 compatibility with GNU coreutils to the extent that any difference in functionality is a bug. The first comment on LWN is about a bug in the more(1) from uutils. I checked out that code, found so
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by blueflow 2y ago
P-T is likely not due to the Wilkes Land crater, which would be 2.5x the size of the K-Pg impact and would have left an comparable amount (or more) of iridium in the boundary sediments. There are elevated iridium levels in the P-T boundarie
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by blueflow 2y ago
You changed your interface to not implement RFC 5735: 127.0.0.0/8 - This block is assigned for use as the Internet host loopback address. A datagram sent by a higher-level protocol to an address anywhere within this block l
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by blueflow 2y ago
12 bytes is IPv6, this was the joke. "widespread use" should have given it away.
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by blueflow 2y ago
I like IPv6 addresses more because they force you to use copy-paste, which removes the risk of typing errors. And nobody would try to dictate me an IPv6 address via phone.
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by blueflow 2y ago
You could add 12 bytes to the address, such an protocol already exists and is in widespread use.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Since when is it there? Because i had interfaces with both v4 link-local and DHCPv4 addresses since i can remember.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Because every node that is supposed to be able to route these packages need to be patched to understand the new package format. So its is equally difficult.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> IPv6 chose to have addresses on the interface connecting to the network instead of having addresses on the node. In contrast to IPv4, IPv6 supports multiple addresses on an interface, where each of the address has different properties.
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by blueflow 2y ago
You think IPv6 is bad? I hope your provider puts you and your company behind a CGNAT that forgets mappings after 30 seconds.
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by blueflow 2y ago
laughs in C99
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by blueflow 2y ago
Why only in the "spirit of Spamhaus"? Spamhaus still exists. Add Google and Microsoft AS to the DROP/NOROUTE list, that would be hilarious.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Dogmatic approaches from books never work well. And if they don't work well, the hardliners will assert that the problem is that people didn't follow the books correctly. The bible, Marx, Sutherland, its all the same.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Or what? The Internet is not required to have a peaceful life.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Back to the classic imageboards? They still exist.
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by blueflow 2y ago
If you learn to do it on the command line, doing it remotely on another machine or in an automated fashion becomes easy.

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