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811.
by feld 11y ago
You don't want your government's crimes to be exposed?
812.
by feld 11y ago
this isn't even ncurses, it's just stdout
813.
by feld 11y ago
My first thought was "pipe into figlet, done."
814.
by feld 11y ago
Ahh, so you admit you abused it. Just like someone can abuse alcohol. Or prescription drugs. Or countless other things. I can kill myself by overindulging in water, but that doesn't mean it should be outlawed. Maybe education and som
815.
by feld 11y ago
What are the filtering capabilities? Someone needs to finish flushing this out (maybe make it speak to snort or something) because there are a lot of corporate proxies out there that don't support TLS 1.2, for example, which is a trave
816.
by feld 11y ago
Define "user". You're on the internet. The bits you're downloading are probably passing through devices somewhere in the path that run FreeBSD. ~30% of North American traffic is from Netflix, whose servers are FreeBSD. E
817.
by feld 11y ago
Most people don't cook/bake every day anymore, but I do. My wife is a baker and a foodie; we are always making something. However, I replaced my electric with gas last year.
818.
by feld 11y ago
I don't think you use the same gasoline as the rest of the planet if that's your experience.
819.
by feld 11y ago
No, they would get a warning if it's self-signed "google.com" certificate which doesn't match the one in the Certificate Transparency registry, or OCSP fails, or HPKP fails to match, DANE/Tack fails to match. At lea
820.
by feld 11y ago
Hmm, I missed this story. I'll have to look for it. It's a great testament to his vision and integrity, no matter what others may have perceived of him.
821.
by feld 12y ago
effectively zero until their battery factory is built, but their money is being put where their mouth is.
822.
by feld 12y ago
noexec can break a lot of things so please be mindful
823.
by feld 12y ago
The Navy uses IRC for ship to ship communications but they haven't solved netsplits yet :-)
824.
by feld 12y ago
I'd be interested in this as well
825.
by feld 12y ago
Go ahead, kill -9 your production MySQL servers. I dare you. I can do that to Postgres all day and the on-disk data integrity is preserved.
826.
by feld 12y ago
but this is more alarming because of RHEL's influence back on the greater open source community. Poettering is employed there. :-)
827.
by feld 12y ago
The usage of RHEL is public, but I don't know if the numbers are public. If I can dig them up I will. My sources are a few ex-RedHatters. If true it's concerning because RH has a huge influence on everything in the base repo, so t
828.
by feld 12y ago
Is Red Hat still primarily funded by US Military contracts? That's what worries me most.
829.
by feld 12y ago
It's very click-baity, but to provide some anecdotal evidence I've never had corrupted data/tables in Postgres, but dealt with it very regularly in MySQL under almost identical environments. MySQL doesn't do a great job
830.
by feld 12y ago
How inconsiderate of me! :-)
831.
by feld 12y ago
Did you consider that maybe the author was testing the watch on her husband?
832.
by feld 12y ago
Link to your blog? I'm certain it's vuln to xmlrpc vulns if you haven't updated it.
833.
by feld 12y ago
So, does enabling an FM chip in your cell phone help in a disaster? CTRL+F fm Doesn't seem like it's being used here...
834.
by feld 12y ago
and their fire hoses vandalized, apparently
835.
by feld 12y ago
This appears to be in FreeBSD ports already, so just pkg install jq and you can have it :)
836.
by feld 12y ago
"Early TLS" means TLS 1.0 This is not very clear until you start digging in. I've never heard TLS 1.0 referred to as "early TLS" and nobody should do that; it has a very specific version number, please use it.
837.
by feld 12y ago
It depends on what you're after, but in some respects I think Dragonfly and NetBSD are bleeding edge in their own ways (filesystem, VM subsystem, networking)
838.
by feld 12y ago
You just ruined a golden opportunity.
839.
by feld 12y ago
Yes, someone has been working on upstreaming 1GB SuperPages to FreeBSD because it dramatically increased the performance of their firewall appliances. https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-hackers/2014-Nov...
840.
by feld 12y ago
Linux distros share a kernel -- the Linux kernel. Maybe different versions, maybe a few different patches here and there -- but unquestionably the same kernel. In BSD world they're completely separate OSes. Their kernels have evolved d

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