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by d33 10y ago
Why would anyone prefer to use it instead of the browser?
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by d33 10y ago
Given that server's under heavy load, here's a copy-paste: "The bootstrap utility for the upcoming release of Debian 9 “Stretch” will feature the ability to merge utilities from the root file system into the /usr file sy
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by d33 10y ago
I'd argue that it wouldn't be that steep if Docker wasn't trying to do too much. There's so many moving parts - apart from regular process isolation, you've got to manage storage (which can be a pain in the ass) and
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by d33 10y ago
> "Bought by the church"? In what sense? Financial, I assume? What indicates that? They seem to use church as a way to get as many votes as possible while balancing between many political options. There's a lot of cases wh
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by d33 10y ago
Ah, the ultimate PO vs PiS discussion ;) I would disagree. They keep coming up with ideas and not implement them later because despite having enough resources to pass any law they please. It just shows that their ideas cannot actually be tr
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by d33 10y ago
There are at least two problems here: one is figuring out a solution and the other is communicating it to the general public in a politically correct manner. Perhaps if we agreed to talk in a more straightforward fashion without making it k
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by d33 10y ago
A related, interesting read: https://security.stackexchange.com/q/56069/15648-what-securi...
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by d33 10y ago
Anybody knows how Rust handles this problem?
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Samsung blocks Galaxy Note 7 from New Zealand mobile networks(thenextweb.com)
1 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments
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by d33 10y ago
I flicked through the article and couldn't see it written quickly - what information could be extracted from my SSH public key and how?
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by d33 10y ago
Computing power. Even fastest compression algorithms like LZ4 need Core i5-4300U @1.9GHz in order to get 385MB/s [1]. You'd need a pretty powerful setup to have it keep up with SSD speed and you also need to be mindful of heat gen
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by d33 10y ago
I don't really believe there are good answers to those.
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by d33 10y ago
Well, whoever gets to control what IPs get attached to domains, controls pretty much all of the internet...
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by d33 10y ago
Interesting. I wonder if this kind of bugs could be found automatically, via fuzzing. It would be nice if someone found a way to add a definition of unexpected behavior to fuzzing with AFL...
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Ask HN: What would it take to end up in a DDoS-free internet?
9 points by d33 10y ago|5 comments
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by d33 10y ago
Thanks, I didn't about the terminal emulator! Now that I launched it via vsplit and :set modifiable - how can I switch back to the second buffer?
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by d33 10y ago
TLDR penultimate paragraph of the conclusion: > As a result of this strong focus on secure communication, WebRTC is currently regarded by some to be one of the most secure VoIP solutions out there. The main premise of having encryption b
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by d33 10y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:FNC1ma...
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by d33 10y ago
Related to this topic: someone (Derbasti) once recommended me [1] "Thinking: Fast and Slow" by economy Nobel-winning Kahneman. This is a book about dozens of ways humans fail to reason properly and a huge part of this book address
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by d33 10y ago
Or worse, use it to infect the victim if it's executable/exploitable.
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by d33 10y ago
What about BitTorrent? It also heavily uses SHA1 - basically for everything from computing infohash to data integrity checks.
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by d33 10y ago
Note that the protocol has imperfect security, which is worrying: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/56069/what-secu...
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by d33 10y ago
Security? Last time I tried, Docker messed up my firewall beyond control. Definitely not more secure than a VM.
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by d33 10y ago
Couldn't help but say "toilet": http://bash.org/?76909
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by d33 10y ago
Perhaps they ended up with this problem precisely because they rushed?
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by d33 10y ago
Do you have sources to back this up?
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by d33 10y ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/API/WebRT...
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by d33 10y ago
Are there any documented attempts of fuzzing Git? I would be surprised if there weren't any bugs in its file format - I once tried to fuzz it myself and found bugs in xdelta3, used by Git [1][2][3][4], but it feels like there's mu
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by d33 10y ago
Doesn't load for me. Stuck at "continue in 3...2...1...".
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by d33 10y ago
How about an open source version?

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