folmar

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by folmar 6y ago
You don't, but offline attacks tend to be relatively hard. 3DES is 25 years old now and not an easy target for a casual attacker.
452.
by folmar 6y ago
Yes they are mild. A winter in Berlin matches late fall in Warsaw.
453.
by folmar 6y ago
> it doesn't work at all with everything that uses video acceleration (like a modern browser, and as a corollary all Electron applications). Works for me. 15 years ago it was a bit more problematic, but worked still. > works even
454.
by folmar 6y ago
Polish railway operator had last of their 1970's ICT-1900 clone decommissioned in 2010.
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by folmar 6y ago
You can shield yourself from alpha with two sheets of paper.
456.
by folmar 6y ago
"now" is at least 16 years now (with PKCS11 and opensc)
457.
by folmar 6y ago
The corporate users I know are rather 1-2 years delay... A lot of system I see are left unpatched because no one has time to fight bugs in windows update stuck at some random update. If updates didn't take 1-10 hours to install and sti
458.
by folmar 6y ago
They are to some extent, but so many security updates are coming and breaking apart that it makes no difference.
459.
by folmar 6y ago
The whole bubble foam is called "gig economy", previously in business as "sharing economy".
460.
by folmar 6y ago
How is it different than just settling on ordering from one restaurant nearby?
461.
by folmar 6y ago
PHP has object since v3 ('97).
462.
by folmar 6y ago
You learn that you are on the mercy of the platform owner. And that if you withhold enough details of the punishment you can play afool with courts.
463.
by folmar 6y ago
Delivering applications in chroot/jail had some momentum circa 2003. The tooling was on par with current docker if chosen wisely, but surely not on the level of vagrant/docker-compose/docker swarm/kubernetes.
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by folmar 6y ago
It is atypical. Cpan install just works and has been like that at least 15 last years. Also major package managers have automated converters which are mature, so one-step install and convert is also a thing. Python's pip+virtualenv is
465.
by folmar 6y ago
This may be very true for the generations born with tablets, but I'd expect the average layperson to be accustomed to 30 years of installing software or moving things via floppy drives or USB drives, but be wary of getting something fr
466.
by folmar 6y ago
I use satellite/aerial for cycling, as it's updated quite frequently and it's reasonably easy to tell apart the bad path (sand/big traffic). The Street View in the less crowded places seems to get one update in 8-10 year
467.
by folmar 6y ago
The lack of standard dns glue, i.e. a domain which turns to local client if you have it, web gateway like ipfs.io otherwise.
468.
by folmar 6y ago
There is also crowdsourced streetview-like continuous stream of street images, and some code to extract features.
469.
by folmar 6y ago
> You're describing how it can be upgraded in theory but the parent was explaining that it can't be done in practice. Adding features to TCP was done many times successfully already. When my jurney started there was no ws-scali
470.
by folmar 6y ago
You really should get a Selective ACK aware OS. Even Windows 2000 supports it.
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by folmar 6y ago
Wikipedia lists PocketGear from 1999: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mobile_app_distributio... If you drop the money a BBS is an old-man's appstore.
472.
by folmar 6y ago
3% is the going rate for mom-and-pop, not large business, those run in the 1% ballpark.
473.
by folmar 6y ago
The syntax of m4 is unwieldy, a "standard library" would be also needed to make it useful for smaller tasks. How often do you define loops yourself? Sadly this holds to an unexpected degree for Mustache. [1] - looks like a DOM AST
474.
by folmar 6y ago
Have people already lost usb drives, sd cards, bluetooth etc.?
475.
by folmar 6y ago
If the ticketing system is sane not so much. Obviusly this is always troublesome with the big players.
476.
by folmar 6y ago
The Google way, aka masquerading flags as special folders seems to work good for non-aware clients. IMAP actually has client-defined flags, but support on the clients is sketchy and not uniform
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by folmar 6y ago
Server-side search on K9 works fine, but you have to select that you want it.
478.
by folmar 6y ago
Depends on the webpage, but the you can always render server-side
479.
by folmar 6y ago
You should be able to run a standard Ubuntu if you don't aim for touch-driven interaction; @jareds - do you?
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by folmar 6y ago
It's on a path to standardised, but not there yet: etcd vs. others, different ingress controllers, providers replacing most of network parts, storage is bumpy/not so standard, deploy may be kubectl apply/helm/operator. I

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