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by eeZi 12y ago
If it's true that they implemented end-to-end encryption (as it seems), it's unlikely that they do.
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by eeZi 12y ago
PyPy (a JITed Python interpreter) is experimenting with STM to solve the issue: http://morepypy.blogspot.de/2014/11/tornado-without-gil-on-p...
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by eeZi 12y ago
On a related note, still no package signing in Cabal (Haskell's package manager). https://github.com/haskell/cabal/issues/936
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by eeZi 12y ago
https://hackerone.com/internet-bug-bounty Microsoft/Facebook.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Well... Django predates Go by 7 years.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Phabricator is a brilliant piece of software. Very well written code, an emphasis on security, nice UI, tons of features. Once you get used to it, the Differential code review process feels very natural (better than pull requests, even). Fu
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by eeZi 12y ago
SNI, for example. If you're running multiple virtual hosts, the proxy would have to be aware of all of them. But yes, SSL termination is not uncommon, especially if you have a frontend/backend architecture.
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by eeZi 12y ago
In many German cities, you're fined for peeing on public property ($50 to $200, depending on the city and the circumstances).
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by eeZi 12y ago
Does FreeBSD have system-wide ASLR nowadays?
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by eeZi 12y ago
https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.... Note how Linus did not ACK the commit. Haha.
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by eeZi 12y ago
It doesn't.
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by eeZi 12y ago
The answer seems to be "yes", as Jessie has a 3.16 kernel. Lots of speculation though - there's no official announcement, as far as I'm aware, and the OP on the mailing list did not identify as a Google employee.
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by eeZi 12y ago
The feature might very well be backported to 3.10.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Wrong abstract. http://rsif.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/12/105/201413...
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by eeZi 12y ago
At least it's properly sandboxed.
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by eeZi 12y ago
http://www.slideshare.net/codeblue_jp/igor-skochinsky-enpub It even has an embedded Java runtime.
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by eeZi 12y ago
It is part of the chipset and has other functions too (parts of the power management, for example).
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by eeZi 12y ago
Arch Linux too.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Most of the inconsistent naming and unicode handling was fixed in Python 3.
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by eeZi 12y ago
The real fun starts with high DPI/high resolution displays when you actually have to scale up your desktop environment. (which works reasonably well nowadays - at least with Gnome!)
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by eeZi 12y ago
One of the few feature btrs has which ZFS hasn't.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Works fine for me on Linux. Some icons are too small, but apart from this, no complaints.
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by eeZi 12y ago
I really like the new glass trackpad.
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by eeZi 12y ago
> That said, it doesn't solve the offline access issue you raised https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/any/arch-wiki-d...
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by eeZi 12y ago
No API. Only backups, and you need their client.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Proxmox has no support for sVirt. All qemu processes running as root, too.
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by eeZi 12y ago
sVirt has an AppArmor backend as well, so it's the same thing. The SELinux implementation appears to be more polished, though.
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by eeZi 12y ago
> When you give someone the PSK, you give them the capability to impersonate the access point. And to passively decrypt all network traffic.
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by eeZi 12y ago
Client isolation means, in most cases, that the router drops incoming packets on the wifi interface with a destination MAC address which is known to be on the same interface, effectively preventing wireless clients from communicating with e
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by eeZi 12y ago
X11 has many problems. For example, it has no GUI isolation. Any client connecting to a X server can control other clients.

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