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by fensipens 11y ago
I agree, this is rude and as far as I remember, it's not mentioned anywhere in the key upload interface. It's equivalent to uploading someones PGP key to a keyserver without his or her permission.
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by fensipens 11y ago
I had no idea, thanks for the quotes, especially the Turing quote. I hope fetchmail makes its choice too and dies. End of story.
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by fensipens 11y ago
Thanks, that's what I've been looking for!
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by fensipens 11y ago
> But there's something to be said for having a single template file for a single page in Angular, versus having JSX scattered among 20+ components for that same single page in React. Good point; How does one view the resulting rea
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by fensipens 11y ago
How does rspamd compare to mopher ( http://mopher.org ) in terms of functionality? I see some interesting things like the surbl module but other than that this seems to be more like mimedefang (or that's at least what I'
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by fensipens 12y ago
> Anyone know why I'd want to use this over dm-crypt? - mixing unencrypted with encrypted data (why encrypting object files during bulk builds?) - file-based, encrypted backups for free (including incremental jobs!) -
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by fensipens 12y ago
Goodin can't help but say borderline moronic things every once in a while: Defenders of current system for acquiring and and revoking TLS certificates have recent chafed in response to statements from this author that it's hopele
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by fensipens 12y ago
Don't bother. While I have much sympathy for the average user and see several problems with PGP, the gen-pop here is creating way too much buzz around a tool that is working reasonably well. And with respect to the PGP-user / cha
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by fensipens 12y ago
Matthew D. Green, the "expert in applied cryptography and network security" who was invited to take a look at the Snowden-stash but declined because he was scared. Which is funny, because since Snowden he became some sort of web-
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by fensipens 12y ago
To quote another commenter: "Way to take a dump on people who make an effort."
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by fensipens 12y ago
These rants are not very useful until one of the two geniuses (Green, Moxie) can come up with a comfortable solution to the core problem of key distribution. And given that nowadays Green seems completely consumed by twitter while Moxie bel
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by fensipens 12y ago
Removal of PGP-2 support Some algorithms and parts of the protocols as used by the 20 years old PGP-2 software are meanwhile considered unsafe. In particular the baked in use of the MD5 hash algorithm limits the security of PGP-2 keys to n
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by fensipens 12y ago
AFAIK, classic (1.4) and stable (2.0) use a different format/layout for ~/.gnupg than modern (2.1). Edit: see quoted text above.
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by fensipens 12y ago
> Goodin is a journalist, not a security researcher. He depends on researchers as sources for his story My main issue with the article was the way he presented the story as if it was based on facts instead of a few unproven claims. Subs
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by fensipens 12y ago
Is there some other story that I'm not aware of here? If it's from Goodin, you should always take it with a teaspoon of salt. He is often in way over his head with certain subjects he decides to write about, best example being
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by fensipens 12y ago
Let me complement your helpful answer with some details about the stuff I'm eating.. Fexofenadine (Allegra, Telfast..): "Unlike older antihistamines, fexofenadine does not have anticholinergic activity." http://www
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by fensipens 12y ago
If you want ZFS you need lots of expensive ECC RAM. (...) The rule of the thumb is that you typically need about 16GB of RAM to begin with ZFS and then about 1-2 GB for each additional TB of data. Ugh.. can someone please tell me who star
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by fensipens 12y ago
This. I was hoping to read some recommendations on chipsets that are able to monitor multiple channels simultaneously.. but then it was just another misleading headline.
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by fensipens 12y ago
there might be no lines which contain this flag Again, untested: #! /bin/sh timeout=5 fifo=/tmp/discover-vnc.fifo rm -f $fifo mkfifo $fifo dns-sd -B _rfb._tcp >$fi
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by fensipens 12y ago
$BASHPID and $! are two different things.
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by fensipens 12y ago
$! is not working with the distributed Bash version (currently 3.2) on OS X. $ bash --version GNU bash, version 3.2.48(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin10.0) Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. $ : & echo $! [1
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by fensipens 12y ago
Try something like this (untested): #! /bin/sh fifo=/tmp/discover-vnc.fifo rm -f $fifo mkfifo $fifo dns-sd -B _rfb._tcp >$fifo & pid=$! while read line; do case $line in *_rfb._tcp.*)
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by fensipens 12y ago
Sorry Pädu but this smells for many reasons.. first: The dns-sd command is primarily intended for interactive use. Because its command-line arguments and output format are subject to change, invoking it from a shell script
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by fensipens 12y ago
Eh, I've been using vi{,m} for 15 years too and I `ftFT;,' things on a daily basis. Remove two `a' characters of the current line: fax;. Note: no mode change necessary Also, line editing in /bin/{,k,ba}sh -o vi with
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by fensipens 12y ago
> That's an attitude I love to see. Because when OSX n+1 is released, it's immediately impossible to get any work done on OSX n? I'm still on 10.6 and see no reason to upgrade.
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by fensipens 12y ago
ASCII? The arrows alone scream UTF-8 and require proper charset- and font-support. But it's a cute tool, no question.
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by fensipens 12y ago
What earlier implementations? The initial import of /bin/kill into the NetBSD source-tree accepted signal names and that was 21 years and 2 months ago. Same with FreeBSD and their commit message even implies that signal names we
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by fensipens 12y ago
When should I not use signal names in conjunction with kill? Never.