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by claudius 12y ago
Wouldn’t seeing that world while not being able to live in it rather depressing? And while I have to agree that medical research is important, there is not just medical research which is underfunded. The things we could end up with when p
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by claudius 12y ago
Passing kd=-1 in the URL disables redirects for me.
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by claudius 12y ago
There doesn’t really seem to be any improvement over the old page and the only thing that annoys me with the old page (used with kj=b2&kl=wt-wt&ko=f&kp=-1&kx=b) is the fact that instant answers are loaded not immediately. Th
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by claudius 12y ago
The ‘search field’ is called an address bar combined with predefined search engines in my browser and accessible at all times using C-x f d without fiddling around with site-defined search entry fields. Oh, and it’s much smaller and takes u
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by claudius 12y ago
> OK multi-crate Bier runs maybe an exception, as another has written You can generally have drinks delivered for little to no surcharge and probably cheaper than specifically renting a car. Plus you don’t have to carry them upstairs :)
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by claudius 12y ago
Hey, at least you can write ‘>>>>>’ instead of ‘> > > > >’ now. :)
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by claudius 12y ago
> Please do not put all this stuff into my browser! I was a very happy Opera user for years under the exact assumption that there is little need to install addons if your browser has all the features you need – and I didn’t use all of Op
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by claudius 13y ago
They are already placing completely rewritten files under ‘better’ licenses, so the license switch might happen file-by-file over a long period of time.
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by claudius 13y ago
It seems that is is indeed the official site (as linked-to on http://www.openbsdfoundation.org/ ), just in case there are any doubts…for no reason whatsoever.
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by claudius 13y ago
> I you add greylisting you get rid virtually of all of spam. I don’t really like greylisting, as it takes longer for email to get through. What did help without any perceivable loss whatsoever is being extensively strict about SMTP spec
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by claudius 13y ago
And what exactly is the alternative? If any intermediate proxy/captive portal can say ‘oh, everything is fine ’, how are we going to protect against MITM attacks?
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by claudius 13y ago
And the correct interpretation of ‘interrupted revocation check’ is ‘invalid certificate’. Now, of course there’s the problem that the CAs are apparently unable to provide constantly-running OCSP servers, making such an interruption more li
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by claudius 13y ago
It seems to work in part. For /dev/urandom, I see always roughly the same throughput: $ time dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/null bs=1 count=10000000 real 0m10.640s user 0m0.696s sys 0m9.940s $ time (fo
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by claudius 13y ago
If I understand that problem correctly, it has nothing to do with the amount of entropy available but is a simple synchronisation/locking issue. Were reads from, say, /dev/zero ‘protected’ by spinlocks in the same way, the sa
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by claudius 13y ago
My apologies :)
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by claudius 13y ago
I have no idea about axes in general, so please acquire a large piece of silicon dioxide before reading on. That said, it seems that the problem with traditional axes is the large amount of friction from penetrating the wood. This requires
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by claudius 13y ago
However, it seems possible to explicitly use a secure browser (i.e. one that checks certificate revocations) if the need arises. You don’t need 99% browser-market coverage to allow people to securely connect to your site, nor do you need
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by claudius 13y ago
> So perhaps this should start with a reduction in the cost of valid, "don't throw a security warning" certificates down to zero. And then people will complain that the CA is not required to revoke certificates that it iss
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by claudius 13y ago
> Carbs are extra energy and they only really merit inclusion in the diets of people who are athletically quite active and running a caloric deficit. Give a lecture for 90 minutes and then tell me only ‘athletically quite active’ people
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by claudius 13y ago
TIL. Thank you very much! :)
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by claudius 13y ago
Thank you very much for your reply! Of course it is irrelevant if the attacker knows the key, but that naturally depends on the threat model under consideration and your OP wasn’t too clear on that, hence my question :) Thanks again!
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by claudius 13y ago
Apologies for the possibly stupid question: Did your OpenVPN server use TLS Authentication (tls-auth option) and, if so, did the attacker have access to that key? What I have read so far seems to imply that OpenVPN is vulnerable, but only i
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by claudius 13y ago
$ ls -l "*" ls: cannot access *: No such file or directory Of course, you might want that exact behaviour, but sometimes you want e.g. all .table files in a path with a space. I believe $ ls -l "path with&#x2F
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by claudius 13y ago
Ah, that’s interesting! I assumed that something like that was going on, as subsequent completions take much shorter (in the same command), but I did not know about preemptively connecting to common hosts. Thank you very much, I’ll try to p
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by claudius 13y ago
In German, it is “kostenpflichtig bestellen“, which is also quite clear and I have to admit I like it. The button cannot be misunderstood and it seems silly to claim that it is in any way an inconvenience to a honest trader that they have t
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by claudius 13y ago
Filename completion on remote systems using ssh/scp. It is a fairly common situation for me, although I wouldn’t say it takes 20s. Maybe 2-5s?
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by claudius 13y ago
Hm, I got to ~100 years with twelve small-ish bodies and it looks as if integrating in shorter steps helps avoid the buildup of instabilities?
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by claudius 13y ago
Small wounds often heal within days, yet I don’t go around stabbing people (not even with tiny knives!). Sure, maybe some offences turn from ‘murder’ into ‘grievous bodily harm’, but that shouldn’t be bad in and of itself?
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by claudius 13y ago
Ensuring that valid certificates issued by them are only used by legitimate owners of the corresponding domains is their obligation. Unfortunately, it seems as if Mozilla doesn’t care about the security of their users, otherwise this sorry
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by claudius 13y ago
This looks like an excellent opportunity to weed out bad CAs and drop them from the trust stores. :)

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