hyproxia

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by hyproxia 5y ago
>FreeBSD _is_ a Unix That's a common misconception. It's as much of a UNIX as Linux is (see the AT&T lawsuit).
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by hyproxia 5y ago
No, the GPL always kicks in once you distribute binaries without providing a way to obtain their sources.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
It's possible to reduce the amount of hops on onion services that allow it, but it's still not ideal https://support.torproject.org/glossary/single-onion-service...
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>In any case, self hosting a blog seems like a pretty weird step if what you're after is good anonymity. I'm not after anonymity, I just don't want my address and phone number to be easily available to every nutcase out th
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by hyproxia 5y ago
I know, but I still don't understand how this is related to the news at hand. You'll have to publish your info regardless of which protocols you're using (if any).
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>Why not publish blogs that way? Because onion sites are slower, harder to access, not easily searchable, and not easily protected against DDoS attacks.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
I'm not a big fan of https, but how is this related to it? Websites that are http-only will be affected as well. Edit: if you're talking about obtaining certs for bare IPs, it's actually possible to do that. See 1.1.1.1
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by hyproxia 5y ago
As someone who wants to maintain his own blog: This is pretty concerning. Why should I need to publish my address for all to see in order to make a blog? And yes, I know that blogging platforms exist, but I don't want to rely on them.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Not always.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>I so wish this could become an operating system a dedicated hacker could use full-time. Which problems with existing operating systems does SerenityOS solve?
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Video demos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwuTOghS3ac&list=PLpVwwj0aIJ...
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Not so Common Desktop Environment (NsCDE)(github.com)
14 points by hyproxia 5y ago|5 comments
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>isn't up to a Google/Apple duopoly Remember the W3C DRM standard and how Firefox implemented it?
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by hyproxia 5y ago
The posts should have linked to the 4chan thread directly imo.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Whenever I see a new Firefox version, my heart skips a beat.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>ascended from that brainwashed nation Are you sure that you aren't the brainwashed one?
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Honestly, some people legit scare me when they're talking about ARM/RISC-V. They usually have very little relevant knowledge/experience in the field (some don't even know what an ISA really is) yet worship these architec
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Hello, I'm curious, do you happen to be the person behind "phh's SuperUser?"
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Most of the people that dislike GNU base their dislike on political reasons (because they hate the GPL or Stallman or whatever) and then try to embarrassingly justify their hate by shoehorning technical jargon.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Even more strange. I just got a full version from libgen and we're still in September.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>I am an open source/FLOSS enthusiast What does "enthusiast" mean here exactly? >if you're just that tad below the "everyone knows your tool"-line, you will never ever make your living from donations. I w
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Strange, the book has no Amazon reviews and very few mentions on the internet, despite the author's popularity. Any idea why?
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>The multiplier is net negative for software engineers Good. >It does so while providing essentially free labor for large organizations with agendas that are rarely positive for society And? The only downside that I can see is that co
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by hyproxia 5y ago
>I recently came to a decision which will have a big impact on my open source work. In particular Rich Why does a library for displaying pretty text on the terminal need a full time maintainer?
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by hyproxia 5y ago
Can you post a link to his tweet, please?
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by hyproxia 5y ago
I agree with you, but he's right in a way: The original purpose of "open source" was to dilute the free software movement, so even though the OSI doesn't recognize such licenses as "open source", it's no s
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by hyproxia 5y ago
I suggest to the author going outside and touching some grass. This is literally paranoia.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
It's obvious that he meant Bochs, no need to play dumb.
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by hyproxia 5y ago
I recently stumbled upon this book, gave it a read and found it surprisingly informative. It's a little bit overwhelming though (as it covers three different architectures).
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Reverse Engineering for Beginners (Understanding Assembly Language)(beginners.re)
2 points by hyproxia 5y ago|1 comments

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