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h4ck_th3_pl4n3t
2y ago
> He is a scammer and was convicted for it. A settlement is not a conviction.
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2y ago
Yet you still decided to accuse somebody of malicious intent and of being a scammer. That's not how a wise person should act online. (that you seem to imply to be by using your published books as an argument, as if that would validate
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2y ago
You do realize that in corporations such as Microsoft, multiple people work on the same code, and code gets rewritten all the time, right? Dave Plummer cannot know about any changes after he left the company. You seem to be not aware of tha
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2y ago
At the HQ of reclaim: Knock knock! Who's there? The patriot act. This startup just asks to be given a national security letter. Calling this gateway service a protocol is fraud at best and conspiracy at worst. This is just a glorified
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2y ago
I was curious whether these claims were true or not, so I looked it up. https://images.samsung.com/is/content/samsung/assets/pl/memo... Damn. 3 months for my SSD.
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2y ago
I think that both AppArmor and SELinux are unusable in practice due to lack of better tools for generating those configurations. There needs to be better graphical tools for this, like a "profiler" or similar that watches a proces
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2y ago
"Let's build a DNS parser that's spec compliant" is something that only insane people would say. I dare to argue it's an impossible task at this point. Having to read dozens of RFCs just to find out what's been
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IANA's List of Domain Name System (DNS) Parameters
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2y ago
It's kind of mindblowing to see how much code floating point formatting needs. The linked dragonbox [1] project is also worth a read. Pretty optimized for the least used branches. [1] https://github.com/jk-jeon/dra
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2y ago
Well, the general issue that caused it is disinformation campaigns People that point out Brazil's current state of affairs don't seem to realize that eventually, a ban of unmoderated social networks is inevitable from a legislativ
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2y ago
It was the Apple vs GEEP court case, where Apple literally used working devices in those containers to track where they were, even though they were "off" and not recycleable ;) Apple does not allow recyclers to refurbish their dev
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2y ago
Take a look at yaegi, it already can be used and embedded as a REPL and shell. [1] [1] https://github.com/traefik/yaegi
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2y ago
There is this amazing tool called difftastic. I've been using it for years with git and it works like a charm. [1] [2] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27768861 [2] https://github.com/Wilfred&#x
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2y ago
> There's no a priori reason why the expected success rate of research projects should be 50% and not, say, 1% or 99%. Humans are really bad at predicting the future, so I'd argue that the large majority should be between 49% a
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2y ago
Great idea. Now realize that academia is getting more funding with more citations and that's why research in a capitalist society relies on successful research and not on failure (which objectively 50% of results should be). Then itera
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2y ago
This will add another UI style, so of course it will increase the installation size. People need more scattered UI languages, not less! /s I wish Windows 7 was usable today, I'd switch back in a heartbeat. The peak of integrated a
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2y ago
As I said, the better option would be a pre-Haskell era CPU so that you can flash libreboot on it and don't have to worry so much about intel-ucode, but that would also imply a more than 10 years old laptop. I just wish there would be
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> When it comes to the realities of dual-booting The sad and depressing part is that along the way we lost all possibilities of running coreboot or libreboot as an open alternative. The only real option is to buy a used laptop from befor
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2y ago
> Traceability is useful when mitigating a crisis, but it won't prevent one. So how do you prevent a crisis then without knowing what your software stack has as dependencies?
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Say what you want, but Macromedia Dreamweaver came pretty close to being "that killer app". Microsoft attempted the same with Frontpage, but abandoned it pretty quickly as they always do. I think that Web Browsers need to change w
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For others that also have never heard about key blinding, the IETF document is pretty nice [1] [1] https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-irtf-cfrg-signature-ke...
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2y ago
CycloneDX tools offer packages for each and every programming language. [1] The dependency track project accumulates all dependency vulnerabilities in a dashboard. [2] Container SBOMs can be generated with syft and grype [3] [4] [1] https:
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2y ago
If software updates are your major concern, then maybe get a device that's compatible with LineageOS and postmarketOS and flash either OS on your device? LineageOS has support for at least a decade until the devices aren't support