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egberts
5y ago
Systemd is like a million-line behemoth of an octopus. Still doesn’t do DHCP options adequately, much less logic-driven ones. And cannot be blocked from using network socket, much less selectively. It’s a huge malicious vector awaiting to h
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egberts
5y ago
^THIS^
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egberts
5y ago
Yeah, he needs to float his paragraph boxes so it can change text size when going from portrait to landscape (like rotating mobile device for better viewing).
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egberts
5y ago
A simple logic of NOT “-“ would have blocked any reintroduction/upgrade of unintended “-“ package, coupled with a inertiazed package replacing the accidentally-introduced “-“ package. Yeah, those who depend on the original but accident
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egberts
5y ago
printf, For/while loop, array handling, linked list, hash table, tree. Now do a technological domain transfer to any new skill set. Basic building block, work your way up, ???, profit!
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egberts
5y ago
The dot-d notation is there for applications/packages to affect a subsystem without messing with that subsystems’ own configuration settings. Debian makes good use of it but i found that it introduces a smaller problem of ordering (whi
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egberts
5y ago
My dad had 120 acre farmland in middle of Lake Michigan (Beaver Island). Did a few years of chain cutting young tree and juniper saplings down and let it be grazed by neighborhood livestock. Then we stopped clearing the saplings. Fifty year
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egberts
5y ago
That’s why the end-user should maintain separate firewalled subnet (DMZ) networks for their unique grouping of IoT, cable settops, PC/Mac, mobile devices and in-house servers. Only problem i’ve had with this setup is during the configu
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egberts
5y ago
It is bad enough that I have had to apply “application-layer” security to systemd in order to ensure that it “behaves”.
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egberts
5y ago
Attitude?! Why I never … It’s all about the orientation, #headduck
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egberts
5y ago
Oh cool, look! Lower rewards!
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egberts
5y ago
What would be most interesting about these quasicrystal characteristics are: 1. tensile strength 2. cleaving strength 3. torsional strength We have got starships to make that need to handle these upcoming warp engines. Just looking ahead he
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egberts
5y ago
boiling water is 100•F. freezing water is 0. what’s not to like about this human-perspective?
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egberts
5y ago
I wonder. it were to be a non-compliant of Matrix Foundation guideline if the federate feature can be turned off at the server-side, just to contain the metadata leakage. Just askin’.
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egberts
5y ago
We have a phrase for that: “Streisand Effect”.
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egberts
5y ago
Truly shows how oppressive Mainland China government has become.
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egberts
5y ago
Not to mention that NBC not showing the proper flag for Taiwan as they reached third place overall gold medals. I’ve got better things to do than to watch state-sponsored selective narratives.
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egberts
5y ago
I still have nightmarish problem tracking Intel microcode in Linux Distro due to: 1. Overlapping but separate versioning numbering of firmware blobs, Intel package version, and distro-specific package version. 2. Tracking binary blobs and d
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Ask HN: Config settings by many OS distro
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egberts
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It’s a polite way of waiting for the car and hopefully first in line. Although it can get problematic for those who do this technique if he gets murdered.
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egberts
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As an IDS/IPS architect, Zip (and many other compression) format is the narly data stream that necessitate HUGE buffering, just to get to the compressing coding table at the end of the file. I only wish that compression table was at th
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egberts
5y ago
Burn it.
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egberts
5y ago
Useful for tracking citations of your favorite white papers. Or in one extreme case of mine, to monitor for that obituary of a certain folk who refuse to sell their rusted classic car on their property. (Because, I covet it).
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5y ago
… As intended …
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egberts
5y ago
Misuse of your product as not intended is the fault of the user. Pure and simple.
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egberts
5y ago
Then keep them detached with the Matrix ID <-> Custom ID <-> Phone, in DB relationship parlance.
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egberts
5y ago
Now why would anyone want to peg phone number or account number to Matrix ID? You best make a separate ID for mapping your users to Matrix. And don’t show it to the user nor use it for anything else, also stay unfederated.
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egberts
5y ago
That’s why I am using OpenRC and S6 for my initd on all my Linux boxes. Not impacted.
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egberts
5y ago
URLs are given. Didn’t Amazon just shutdown the servers belonging to such a group? pihole probably would be too late to stop them anyway.
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egberts
5y ago
swapping words is a form of character transposition but on a larger scale.
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