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by jcul 4y ago
Though it says it was exploited before Google's disclosure (not sure if disclosure is referring to the timing of the patch, but the linked Google post is from 6th March). > This privilege-escalation flaw, which was exploited prior t
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by jcul 4y ago
I'm surprised with some of the responses you've received on this. But I absolutely know what you are talking about. I often SSH into new machines, that I may not have root access on, that may not even have internet access, or be a
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by jcul 4y ago
Thanks for the link, weasyprint for converting markdown to some presentation format looks cool, similar to pandoc but maybe more customizable? Just to point out, in the original post, the author does end up using weasyprint, as the tools he
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by jcul 4y ago
Cons: >- might be impossible depending on >work or children; > >- weather might make the ride >unpleasant; > >- somewhat dangerous when the >infrastructure is lacking. None of those things are so bad once you get use
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by jcul 4y ago
I remember sending cash or a cheque to someone and receiving 3 to 4 redhat CD-ROMs. Fond memories.
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by jcul 4y ago
"20, 20, 24 hours to go I wanna be sedated ... Just get me to the airport, put me on a plane Hurry, hurry, hurry before I go insane" - Ramones
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by jcul 4y ago
I like that international object sizing tool, great idea.
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by jcul 4y ago
I've looked at plenty of perl and even maintained a little, but never fully grokked it, not implemented something from scratch in it. Though I understand what you are saying, I sometimes feel the same with combinations of awk, sed, and
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by jcul 4y ago
And based on a comment above, it sounds like uBlock origin can also do this, which was news to me!
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by jcul 4y ago
In an actual .cpp compilation unit, I'd probably write it like that. In a header it's generally advised to not add using namespaces. However, I appreciate the grandparent comment including the namespaces in the example, so I can s
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by jcul 4y ago
Yeah, there's a line you don't want to cross. When I used to ride a motorcycle, I remember lots of riders used to advise having your full lights on when driving during the day, so you were more noticeable to motorists. However, I
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by jcul 4y ago
I think the key thing is that these permanent procedures should not be performed on children / minors. Personally, I was a very different person at 15 to 20 to 25. I don't really think a young person can make a rational decision o
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by jcul 4y ago
Had a similar experience with online.net's dedibox. Was a customer for years, and one day they said my server had died and gave some excuse that there was no way to physically access the hard drive as it was in a rack of other servers
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by jcul 4y ago
Reading this, I began to think about cosmopolitan libc, and the "actually portable executable". I haven't played around with it, but I remember being in awe of its ambition. I haven't been following cosmopolitan, nor bli
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by jcul 4y ago
You would be surprised how much protein is in certain vegetables, though most are not "complete" proteins so need to be combined with each other. So just eating a balanced mix of vegetables helps a bit (along with the obvious stuf
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by jcul 4y ago
Would that mean that amazon.fr / amazon.de would be required to provide that information? I've never noticed it, maybe it's not in an obvious place.
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by jcul 4y ago
Is there a brand / type of glasses you would recommend? Any generic / cheap blue light filtering would do the trick?
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by jcul 4y ago
Had something similar while setting up apple TV on a non-apple device for my parents, also had no apple devices. Turns out, in my case at least, the warning was a little misleading. It required me to log into their apple / icloud accou
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by jcul 4y ago
To give them the benefit of the doubt, you could imagine a situation where they are sending messages that are always PGP encrypted to some process that decrypts them automatically. Sometimes they want to send a plain text message, except ha
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by jcul 4y ago
It's been a while since I've read the original paper, but that is my recollection of it. That if a new team takes on a codebase, they are rebuilding the theory and reviving the program. The new theory may not be exactly the same a
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by jcul 4y ago
I think this plugin is not to decompile, but rather to explain decompiled code. They mention that the AI's decompilation is about as good as Ghidra's (though of course less trustworthy). The benefit is in explaining the decompiled
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by jcul 4y ago
Small nit: I'd guess it is not that easy to verify this in wireshark. I'm not an obsidian user or familiar with the code base, so could be wrong here. The data is probably encrypted with AES before being sent (the E2E bit), though
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by jcul 4y ago
It's been so many years than my memory of it is pretty vague, but I remember loving this book.
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by jcul 4y ago
In Ireland we tend to call it soccer, as people use football to refer to Gaelic (Irish) football. I'd imagine any country with a pre-existing sport called "football" would tend to call it soccer.
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by jcul 4y ago
I never knew about `ga`, that's pretty useful, thanks!
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by jcul 4y ago
They can be quite useful, but I just stopped using them due to muscle memory of Ctrl-a for screen / tmux.
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by jcul 4y ago
Have you tried vi mode in bash? "set -o vi" I think. Then you can use vi(m) commands, modal editing, even press v to drop into a full vim instance for doing more advanced editing of a command line. It's amazing.
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by jcul 4y ago
There is a fork called "Molly" that has been around for a long time. I haven't used but it is supposed to be a hardened version of signal. Not that it supports SMS, but it _is_ a fork that uses Signal's servers.
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by jcul 4y ago
Perhaps more due to frustration at prioritization of features that subjectively seem less important than some other desired feature? For example, I would like to be able to log into signal from multiple devices, which currently isn't p
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by jcul 4y ago
In Ireland, an SMS used to cost 13c, if I remember correctly. So when apps like viber, WhatsApp, etc came on the scene, people jumped on them quickly and completely stopped texting. This was before they even had voice calling. With voice ca

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