bobpaul

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by bobpaul 3y ago
Yes! I've been leech blocking Reddit the past couple of days and I intend to keep doing so until I've broken the habit of absent mindly typing "Reddit" into a new tab whenever I have brief downtime waiting for something.
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by bobpaul 3y ago
> Will Reddit buckle under pressure and go back on the API changes? If they do, it won't be for several months and only if there's a drop in traffic that looks to be permanent. The protest itself won't change anything. A c
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by bobpaul 3y ago
>I imagine everything will go back to the status quo as soon as this protest is over. The mods have no real leverage, and a temporary outage like this isn't going to suddenly make a bunch of people switch to some other site. I don&#
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by bobpaul 8y ago
With secureboot on Linux you can secure as much or as little as you want. On my system, grub isn't even safe, only the shim that load grub is secure. But I could set it up so the kernel is secure, have the kernel only load verified ini
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by bobpaul 9y ago
Who cares? It's on pypi ( https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyp/2.11 ) so just `pip install pyp` and then you have it. You're probably not going to want to distribute shell scripts that rely on pyp, but if you&
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by bobpaul 10y ago
I agree. It's just like how a carpenter's best tools are English, arithmetic, and blueprints.
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by bobpaul 11y ago
Torvald's has said in the past he won't ever change the license of Linux. The GPL normally has a clause that says the source code has to be licensed under "this license or a newer version of the GPL". Projects that have