eugeneionesco

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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Can you let me know exactly where I can get RAP? You seems to be slandering grsec for no reason.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
>This is not a political discussion site. Keep your leanings to yourself. Unfortunately it is. There are many posts on social and political issues.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Not a single mention of grsecurity and RAP, useless article.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
This is hilarious!
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Is this one of those articles that call pepe memes fascist? If yes, you can ignore it.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Don't waste your time with vanilla if you really care about security, just use grsec.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Not really, they don't have the user number for this.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
They do? yarn uses the npm registry not something else.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
How can I use git to connect remotely to a server and edit a file?
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/wiki/How-to-Contribute#b...
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Take a look at Lenovo's Thinkpad, in particulary the T and the X series. See if you like something, Linux works very well on them.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
How is that bullying, how is that destructive?
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Of course not.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Yes, that seems to be it. Hopefully the Project Zero people will write a blog about.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Definitely not true. Please study the work of Johannes Kepler on planetary motion, he lived in the same period.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
You can't this seriously since it does not mention grsecurity. No need to "rethink" kernel security, just use grsecurity.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
This can be exploited over the web by chaining it with the other bug used in the attack.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
So you're saying that article is not impartial? Please provide proof.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Give them a break man, it's the first release...
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
It's actually usable.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Why? Servo is just a proof of concept, it won't be the future of Firefox.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
>What other system has enabled by default the following security mitigations Let's see. >Enforced W^X in the kernel Linux, OS X, Windows >Enforced W^X userland as of 6.0 Linux >Stack protector (..which OpenBSD pushed into w
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
>and there's an HTML5-y one, but I haven't tried that Glowing Bear is excellent!
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Glowing Bear is friggin' amazing, I've been using it for more than 6 months now and it's pretty much the best irc experience you can get! Thanks!
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
What narrative? That the "climate experts" are FUDing all the time for attention?
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
No.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20160623205331/http://www.pranav...
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
>light pollution That's the most cynical name you can give to civilisation. Life in the dark is horrendous no matter how many stars you can see. This is something to be proud.
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
Just report it. What are you losing if you do?
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by eugeneionesco 10y ago
>where a company owns what you make To be fair, Facebook owns those vulnerabilities since they wrote the code :) >in order to underpay them for work. You already know the bounties you would receive, if you think they are not fair, jus

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