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by comboy 5y ago
Yes, you have and that is reasonable. It is assumed that it is safely contained environment that cannot maliciously affect your host system. Yet every virtualization and container solution we've seen so far had been exploited. "Bu
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by comboy 5y ago
But what do you need it for? Why not just have a cloned repository?
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by comboy 5y ago
Not snarky just curious - why would you have this GOGS instance instead instead of just.. git?
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by comboy 5y ago
Just a friendly reminder that as far as I understand it, publicly traded companies are required by law to maximize their profits (which is what's happening here). Then there are always politicians shouting about companies following tha
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by comboy 5y ago
Also their security team can just be a subgroup of coders who have some idea how their software executes. IMHO most sane vendors who want you to install something on your machine make it open source and use existing tools as much as possibl
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by comboy 5y ago
I was just playing with Grafana a few days ago, their cloud version. When you install agent, it opens up ports with unprotected metrics on a public IP. Opens up ports on your production without info about it whatsoever, because it is in the
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by comboy 6y ago
Pretty good karma for a bot.
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by comboy 6y ago
> When a command that is found to be a shell script is executed (see Shell Scripts), rbash turns off any restrictions in the shell spawned to execute the script. Can you provide example of a scenario where this restricted shell is useful
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by comboy 6y ago
It somewhat pushes the answer into "private" definition but it does sound good. But then, if a company implements DRM using its private key and somebody steals that private key?
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by comboy 6y ago
Obviously. But the issue is not that simple. Do you think any kind of information should be protected by law? Because I can think of a few examples. Actually, I believe we are going towards information being the thing that has value, we
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by comboy 6y ago
To me, much more important in that phrase is expectation who will you be working with. It's fantastic to be surrounded by smarter* people and keep learning, but at some level it's hard and if you like what you do, then this seems
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by comboy 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_location_analytics
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by comboy 6y ago
If I were running an agency... You don't have to find many zero days. Just have enough. Huge backend of tools and network of contributors surely helps, but if 0-day is gone in Zoom, and say you don't have their explicit cooperatio
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by comboy 6y ago
I wonder why they do that.
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by comboy 6y ago
Some of which they are not even aware of unless they have used other systems for some time. "I don't even have any problems with bluetooth, audio or a secondary display" Why would you mention these? Why would anybody expect t
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by comboy 6y ago
Neutrinos faster than light had 6 sigma. It just shows probabilistic significance. Confirmation by independent research teams helps eliminate calculation and execution errors.
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by comboy 6y ago
I was just entertaining, probably mostly myself. Fantastic of you to consider your comment and not my interpretation as possible reason for strawman appearing in my prev reply. For the record, I consider me just listening to the music with
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by comboy 6y ago
The way I read stories, most Buddhist monk find enlightenment working their ass off so that they have something to eat. I feel your argument, ultimately there's entropy and I cannot provide any objective reason why exploring whole gala
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by comboy 6y ago
I think you're heavily underestimating necessary investment. I would say by a factor of 2 easily[1] in practice more like 3-4 because once you go in you want to have a decent chance of success. Also ignoring the fact that as soon as it
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by comboy 6y ago
Some predictions seem pretty vague, even if the probability of hitting edge cases is low. E.g. "Will ETH be above $1,500 on January 27th?" begs the question on which exchange? Or smaller ones like at which hour, does it have to be
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by comboy 6y ago
I second that. Despite investing in their infrastructure and recommending to friends (so basically being biased to like it) they just don't seem to care anymore. I'm waiting for some company to take their place. And I don't s
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by comboy 6y ago
Haha, are you kidding me? Using firefox try cilcking pause button in bottom left on youtube, then hitting space to play it (event is handled twice, video will only play fraction of second). It's been like that for .. 5 years +? With go
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by comboy 6y ago
Or rather (almost) the same frequency.
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by comboy 6y ago
Or you could right click on the address bar and select "Always show full URLs"
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by comboy 6y ago
> You can't actually know whether the outgoing side of a TCP socket is closed, unless you write something to it Wouldn't setting appropriate net.ipv4.tcp_keepalive_* and trying to read work?
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by comboy 6y ago
Oh man, who cares about the article, it's the consciousness thread! ;) I also have my strong opinion, but anytime such heated discussion emerges it's worth remembering that disagreement is often more about mapping between some wor
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by comboy 6y ago
People are playing with big enough money trading crypto that they throw in social media campaigns just for kicks.
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by comboy 6y ago
The amazing thing is, that utopia still would not work! Imagine you did that, everybody has 1 UniversalToken every newborn gets one (and people are absolutely not killing they own children for personal gain as it was done throughout the hum
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by comboy 6y ago
Why is it compared to "random user grouping"? I'm probably misunderstanding something, because it doesn't seem hard to be few hundred percent more accurate than randomness.
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by comboy 6y ago
On long distances you are talking about receiving single photons. And while we may view it as probabilistic, it will either interact with our equipment or it won't. If it doesn't, communication failed. But yes, I wondered about th

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