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by d33 9y ago
Why would one choose it over dm-crypt? What are the advantages?
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by d33 9y ago
Could you give an example of an "imperfect solution to a deep rooted problem"?
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by d33 9y ago
> Lets assume that censorship for any given tech is allready existing and tight. That's an interesting assumption, though one could argue otherwise. How did you come up with this reasoning?
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by d33 9y ago
That is scary when you consider the DRM implications.
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by d33 9y ago
What about hangs? I think you'd need a watchdog in order to have the process automated.
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by d33 9y ago
Makes sense. I was thinking if there could be a bootable fuzzer of this kind, but you're right that it would be very difficult for it to be both usable and not crash very quickly.
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by d33 9y ago
...isn't the usability of the tool limited because it's running in userspace, which has fewer privileges in terms of what instructions can be ran?
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by d33 9y ago
IPSec and OpenVPN are complex like hell and not very well supported across OSes (think of the UI too). This is why I'm waiting for Wireguard.io, it looks like a step in a good direction.
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by d33 9y ago
This is probably a good occasion for a call for WPA3: https://github.com/d33tah/call-for-wpa3
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by d33 9y ago
Why was this downvoted?
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by d33 9y ago
Wouldn't implementing that mean giving control to a specific party, as opposed to the level of inflation/deflation? How could the system determine it automatically?
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by d33 9y ago
Couldn't those just be recompiled with a wrapper that maps X calls to Wayland?
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by d33 9y ago
You can do some pretty awesome things in Rust over a weekend and it counts as systems programming. Also, your quote sounds fun - it's just a matter of presenting it in a cool way ;)
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by d33 9y ago
I wonder if there are any privacy implications.
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by d33 9y ago
If I read that right, they're allowing Intel ME, which sounds like a sad compromise to me. Given that it's a pretty big complex black box that one can't easily disable, would you agree that x86 is doomed when it comes to secu
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by d33 9y ago
Thanks for drawing my attention to Anathem! Sounds like a nice (but very long) read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anathem
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by d33 9y ago
There's something like this in Poland, but it's four days and it's mostly used for emergencies. Using it deducts the planned holiday days. http://polishemploymentlaw.com/index.php/tag/day-off/
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by d33 9y ago
Hey, it would be awesome to have something like this for Python!
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by d33 9y ago
Interesting idea! How do you imagine that to work though? Especially given that we don't have good ethics fully defined?
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by d33 9y ago
I would say that djcjr's comment actually is relevant - USA is doing a lot to limit human rights year after year and IMHO is likely to lose its reputation as a haven of democracy. Thus, I'd say it's not whataboutism. Speaki
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by d33 9y ago
This might sound naive, but shouldn't this be implemented within ACPI/APM? Or does pretty much every CPU family need special code for that anyway?
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by d33 9y ago
Could you elaborate? TBH I don't know much about incompatibilities CPUs can cause in Linux world.
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by d33 9y ago
How's that different in terms of responsibility?
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by d33 9y ago
For example this? http://www.businessinsider.com/diversity-guru-discusses-whit... This topic is likely to become a flamewar IMHO though.
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by d33 9y ago
I wouldn't say new security is a cost - unless it's fake security, like antiviruses.
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by d33 9y ago
> or just don't keep shit the cops want on your phone That doesn't always sound like a good piece of advice, especially if they're fishing for something to hate you for.
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by d33 9y ago
What exactly do you find inexcusable here?
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by d33 9y ago
That's a really cool theory, but you're also stirring up the hornets' nest by bringing it up anywhere in tech environment, which got really feministic recently. BTW, one thing doesn't seem to stick: they don't label
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by d33 9y ago
Nice! I hadn't tested it yet, but I remember trying to run V8 in Python and it was a real mess - I think that even building it was problematic. I might use this project one day. Did you compare your bindings to alternatives?
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by d33 9y ago
It's worth noting that there are exceptions though: https://www.blender.org/features/projects/

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