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by feld 10y ago
Packages are not meant to be distributed ad-hoc. You're meant to host a repo and sign it.
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by feld 10y ago
The packages don't need signing! The repo database is signed and the package checksums are inside. If the checksum doesn't match, the package is refused to be installed. This is vastly simpler than signing every package.
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by feld 10y ago
This would be more feasible, but we'd still need Go in the src tree so users can reproduce them.
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by feld 10y ago
The new tools are being invented because the old tools suck. SELinux is terrible from a UX standpoint
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by feld 10y ago
is it too risky to host it on TOR?
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by feld 10y ago
swills is working on KDE5 https://twitter.com/swills/status/757797521133449216
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by feld 10y ago
How does that compare with what FUDO can do? FUDO intercepts and records ssh, rdp, vnc, mysql, oracle, etc. It can allow users to login to servers without actually knowing the real credentials. You can use the web interface to "share&q
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by feld 10y ago
No it won't. Just like a billion other research patents Apple has filed for, this won't see the light of day.
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by feld 10y ago
If you want an appliance that does this and more you should probably look at http://www.wheelsystems.com/en/products/wheel-fudo-pam/
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by feld 10y ago
Oh cool, thanks for the update!
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by feld 10y ago
Sure, but I know nothing about Rackspace and refuse to trust them as a result. Plus I doubt they have anything that can compete with Fastmail's web interface, powered by the JMAP protocol they authored. So here's what I know about
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by feld 10y ago
FreeBSD 12 will ship completely GPL free
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by feld 10y ago
I'd have gone with Monkeybrains
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by feld 10y ago
You can use Charter's 6rd service to get a /64 tunnel at home. They're only rolling out IPv6 to fiber business customers right now. Friend who worked there said the last modem rollouts were so they could do step 1: management
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by feld 10y ago
Microsoft is welcome to include a native content blocker in their rendering engine
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by feld 10y ago
That's a tough pill to swallow for many
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by feld 10y ago
My wife has had issues with almost everything she's been on. The only thing remotely acceptable to her has been the depo shot but she still had to deal with migraines, mood swings, considerable weight gain, and body hair. I finally sai
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by feld 10y ago
Just use BSD/MIT licensed things and you can stop worrying
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by feld 10y ago
it provides you with backup codes that you print and put somewhere safe
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by feld 10y ago
google-authenticator is a fancy name for an algorithm described in RFC 6238. It does not talk to servers or require any network access. Google is not involved in any way; they just made the algorithm popular and branded it.
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by feld 10y ago
different licensing and HAMMER demands significantly less memory
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by feld 10y ago
Yes, it can make I/O faster
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by feld 10y ago
I thought they were better on mobile because it was easy with Safari to scan your credit card and have it auto-fill the fields
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by feld 10y ago
Will the locked down VM ever get updates? What happens when it's full of known vulnerabilities and nobody can touch it?
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by feld 10y ago
Keep in mind there's a difference between full synthetic and 100% synthetic
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by feld 10y ago
I think it's blunt honesty that many of us can resonate with. Thank diety I'm a white male, but we're no longer "exempt" from this behavior anymore either. I can only begin to imagine the emotions of a targeted demo
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by feld 10y ago
Really? I thought there were only two versions in the US: Sprint and Everything Else
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by feld 10y ago
Nice, a man page for a resume is thoroughly amusing.
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by feld 10y ago
I'm talking about the frame and the body panels. Those aren't normally user serviceable parts. If there are other parts (suspension, etc) that are steel I would expect they need to be replaced for regular wear long before they com
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by feld 10y ago
Huh? The entire car is aluminum. It can't rust.

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