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   by gravitas 7y ago

   rsync was co-developed for his PhD dissertation - Google "rsync phd thesis" real quick to get an overview.
2. 242.▲
   by gravitas 7y ago

   For issue #1 - try going into settings and enabling Account Name, I believe it's off by default. I, like you, had to edit each entry after import; Aegis has multiple metadata fields and I think the old data imports into the (not visibl
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   by gravitas 7y ago

   The density is configurable in Aegis, 3 "View Modes" - Normal (what you see by default I think?), Compact and Small. You can then choose to show or hide the Account name to further reduce size, and it supports Groups to organize.
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   by gravitas 7y ago

   A little bit ago in another HN article ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20232164 ) where AndOTP popped up, a link was shared with a nice discourse between the AndOTP author and a newer one, Aegis: https://old
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   by gravitas 7y ago

   Anecdotal comment: I've been a buyer of Etsy sourced things since around 2011 (roughly 160 purchases? hard to tell without manually counting, 16 pages of about 10 per page) - I have watched the features of the site degrade over time ar
6. 246.▲
   by gravitas 7y ago

   A cookie could store the session id from a load balancer or app server, designed to beneficially route your return traffic back to the same warm appserver to reduce disk load times or whatnot. Blocking that cookie has no observable benefit&
7. 247.▲
   by gravitas 7y ago

   I need to validate an input string from the user to ensure it's a 32 character hex (I'm validating it's a NAA format 6 WWN) and regex is just the easy, fast and efficient to do this. It's not a complicated regex and is q
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   by gravitas 7y ago

   Hopefully of interest to HN readers, Sonic has frequent flyer miles with the EFF as being one of the best privacy-oriented ISPs around, fighting gag orders for customer information, offering VPNs, etc. - this article briefly skims over that
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   by gravitas 7y ago

   The person I'm replying to specifically said "mess with the WIFI AP" in order to present this as harmful or dangerous (FUD), it is not. It's a trivial header check bypass - whether or not that is "hacking" is a
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    The author does not "mess with the WIFI AP on the plane", they exploit a weakness in the design (failure by viasat to maintain an checksum IP mapping to their domain for the captive service) to simply bypass a trivial TLS header c
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Did everyone forget about JenniCam? The subtitle gore of this NYT post is myopic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Ringley
12. 252.▲
    by gravitas 7y ago

    > Myth: Perl 6 is hard to read. [[&g]] (1..100)».&f ...OK. > Myth: Perl 6 is too complicated and too hard to learn. C Chaining infix != ≠ == < <= ≤ > >= ≥ eq ne lt le gt ge ~~ === eqv !eqv =~=
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_hominem
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    Layman's Iptables 101(iximiuz.com)

    3 points by gravitas 7y ago|0 comments
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Thanks for this, I really like the discourse between these two in the second link. The andOTP author is open about their crypto being sub-optimal and giving the Aegis dev a thumbs up, reason enough for me to give Aegis a shot to replace it.
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Apparently HN has a time limit on editing, I no longer see an Edit option on my comment. To add to yours (thx!), here are some additional vendors who are now live: Fedora https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list&
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    I really think the author missed this social point, and it's an extremely important one. As a tech nerd, I had fellow tech nerds who had G+ but I was unable to secure an invite, like many others. It was just frustrating and caused peop
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Got it, looks like 2 of y'all are watching CoreOS like a hawk. :)
19. 259.▲
    by gravitas 7y ago

    Done, thanks. Kinda looks like ass, but we don't have a lot to work with here. :-/
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Added, thanks.
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    I am finding that HN has limited formatting options - if I don't indent by two spaces (aka code mode) it's a run-on mess, which then requires a large amount of ugly line breaks making the post 5x as large and unreadable. HN format
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Thank you, integrated. Please alert your internal team the official front end to find these is not updated: https://www.suse.com/support/update/
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Thank you, integrated.
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    I'm collecting vendor links internally for work: Red Hat / CentOS https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/tcpsack https://access.redhat.com/security/cve/cve-2019-11
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    Fantastic (IMHO) read on the last paragraph's history and code movement: https://www.maizure.org/projects/evolution_x86_context_switc...
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    The author has one start out by implementing sysctl changes which have no relation to the subject matter at hand (printk, sysrq, panic, etc.). A number of comments on the article point out flaws and misconfigurations in the rulesets present
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    by gravitas 7y ago

    > I believe they made this change before the official advice was contrary to it. Arch: ~2010 PEP: ~2011-2012 https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/28639