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901.
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feld
12y ago
Yes I see this now. It wasn't as obvious at first glance. However, I'm surprised this issue with random wasn't caught much, much sooner.
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feld
12y ago
This makes me highly suspect about the encryption implementation of obnam.
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feld
12y ago
% pom The Moon is Waning Crescent (20% of Full) % man pom POM(6) FreeBSD Games Manual POM(6) NAME pom — display the phase of the moon SYNOPSIS pom [-p] [-d yyyy.
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feld
12y ago
You can impress me by not charging a ridiculous extra amount for wildcard or UCC certificates. They cost you nothing to generate. It's a scam.
905.
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feld
12y ago
The code is based on their relayd, so that's why it has the 2006-2015 copyright
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feld
12y ago
> Nobody seems to know how to build hadoop from scratch That's not true. It's fairly well documented in FreeBSD ports. https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports/head/devel/hadoop2/Makefile...
907.
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feld
12y ago
In firefox the first letters of paragraphs are missing. I am guessing they are supposed to be in a different font?
908.
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feld
12y ago
Multi-socket computers are not magically faster. In fact, they're often slower. It's more important to pack as many cores as possible into a single package.
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feld
12y ago
> I've also read a discussion with PHK somewhere that he didn't like OpenNTPD > because it had no auth (sorry, can't find the source again). I guess this > complaint has been mitigated recently now that TLS
910.
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feld
12y ago
FreeBSD may have that by FreeBSD 11
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feld
12y ago
You forgot a reason: 5 years of base system support for a release branch with rolling-release ports/packages vs OpenBSD's "1 year and you're unsupported" model.
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feld
12y ago
well, FreeBSD is like that too... pkg upgrade apache22 is unsupported, but it might work. If you understand the potential consequences you can do what you wish with the ports tree as an advanced user.
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feld
12y ago
Yes, it's impossible to hack an OS if it has ASLR /s OpenBSD has the most secure marketing message of all the BSDs. It begins and ends there. Stop banging drums, fanboys. edit: why can't we all just get along?
914.
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feld
12y ago
Yeah, this wouldn't work for my dad who has Parkinsons. The watch would be dead and he'd still need reminders for pills...
915.
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feld
12y ago
The FDA has to get more efficient, too
916.
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feld
12y ago
Whoa whoa let's slow down here. Kombucha is tasty (IMO) and the probiotics are great -- I enjoy kombucha and kefir regularly. But I'm not going to tell anyone it's magical or guaranteed to not cause them harm. There's si
917.
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feld
12y ago
*waves while driving by*
918.
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feld
12y ago
Do you trust package maintainers at Redhat/Debian/etc to properly backport security fixes to ancient branches? They don't exactly have a clean track record. Look at the terribly old / EOL software in RHEL4 that is on &qu
919.
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feld
12y ago
These long term support distros are toxic to everyone except proprietary software vendors.
920.
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feld
12y ago
Nor in Wisconsin
921.
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feld
12y ago
That "abandon your DVCS" article from the other day should reference this as yet another example of problems people just accept that they have to deal with.
922.
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feld
12y ago
This would be great to have as a paperback, too...
923.
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feld
12y ago
And now you have me pondering this...
924.
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feld
12y ago
I don't want to wait an extra 2 months, so I think I'll stick with the regular Time and hand it down to my wife when the Steel is in stock, retail. She doesn't want the Steel version anyway and would be happy with an upgrade
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feld
12y ago
Fastmail?
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feld
12y ago
It's pretty easy to identify when land is in use, but not so much when it comes to radio spectrum.
927.
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feld
12y ago
There's very limited spectrum and if everyone is fighting to see who can broadcast the loudest the entire system will fail.
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feld
12y ago
"According to an important WebMD article that my friend Tony described to me, every minute you spend sitting shaves several years off your life." I've been dead for years
929.
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feld
12y ago
or just maybe the poor don't have good healthcare.
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feld
12y ago
My keybase.io account is useless because of an error I cannot comprehend. I've never had a problem with my key, and it was working just fine when I signed up! Your public key appears corrupted (no valid primary key self-signature)
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