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by llarsson 7y ago
This is often presented as one of the strengths of OpenBSD. I find it hard to believe that Linux man pages are so far behind (why would they not be copied from BSD?), but do of course not claim that it would be impossible. Could someone ple
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by llarsson 7y ago
Nor does the article state what the intended target even is. Typically, UNIX systems was for servers. And that is probably where security matters the most, too. Along with a conservative view on what hardware to support, it sounds an awful
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by llarsson 7y ago
Given how common government surveillance is these days, enabled especially by certain companies that consider themselves pioneers in the 5G space, I am not overly convinced that this functionality is unintentional. Interesting how the GSMA
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by llarsson 7y ago
They say that they do both, though. First static analysis, then also log whatever requests that analysis missed, so that they can add it later on. And they also add the static analysis to their CI pipeline, so that it can be checked then an
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by llarsson 7y ago
I cannot help but wonder if the use of such tools as the ones listed in the article are not just "privacy theater", in the same sense that we have come to realize that much of what happens in the name of security is just "sec
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by llarsson 7y ago
Seems to me like Cloudflare would be in a position where they could effectively decide on a new official fork and make sure it is one that is more sustainably maintained, then.
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by llarsson 7y ago
I love the way it predicts what I will write, how attractively it presents the predictions, and how it understands commands and completions based on man pages. But with decades of bash experience, I struggle with making even the slightest s
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by llarsson 7y ago
Work gave me an MBP. I am a vim user, so I need my Escape key. Mapping Caps Lock to Escape is easy to do now, even through the Settings GUI. I am not trying to convince you to stay with Mac, I am just saying that this particular thing helpe
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by llarsson 7y ago
They are there for analytics purposes (mostly), as in, if you embed the Facebook Like button (served with extensive tracking enabled), they know who has been to your site. And you can then try to target those users with ads.
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by llarsson 7y ago
You've not used e.g. Google Maps and have it switch to dark mode when you're driving at night or through a tunnel? But regardless of whether this can be useful or not, why not just let the OS/browser on behalf of the user ena
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by llarsson 7y ago
Ad blocking on your first example, YouTube, is actually one of my favorite things about Firefox Mobile. Fuck watching half a minute of ads on YouTube before the thing I actually wanted.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Works for me in Sweden (Ownit as ISP).
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by llarsson 7y ago
In the old days, there was broad demographic targeting such as "daytime TV viewers are likely of demographic X, hence, marketing to them is offered at this fee and for these time slots". This is different. This is about showing yo
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by llarsson 7y ago
If you have too much lye in it, it will be ridiculously "effective", as its caustic basic property will hurt your skin. Too much tallow, and you essentially just smear fat on yourself. No real reason why this, blended well to a re
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by llarsson 7y ago
My take on AWS Lambda is that it is the perfect glue code to automate operations between different AWS services, but not really something you want to build your entire application on. Especially since you need to make Lambda-specific optimi
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by llarsson 7y ago
Browsing with JavaScript off, and all I get is the contents, an image, and some "related articles" at the end. It truly is the best way to browse in 2019. Deeply ironic, considering all the time and effort web devs have put in to
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by llarsson 7y ago
There needs to be fines for when stuff like this happens. The bottom line is all that matters to bosses, so unless engineers can credibly point to the economic impact of poor security decisions, these things will keep happening.
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by llarsson 7y ago
I assume what is referred to is rather of the "we have built all this internal tooling, release pipelines and processes, internal know-how even among non-developers" etc that any technology choice is accompanied by. These effecti
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by llarsson 7y ago
Agreed. Although kubelet itself is not too terrible, all the other stuff you need to run alongside it (the "etc" part of your post) is what costs you. Network provider, per host monitoring, reserved resources per host, just to nam
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by llarsson 7y ago
Medium works mostly ok with JavaScript off. Some images don't show, but all the text, and no nagging.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Good riddance. The whole premise of private, for-profit, prisons has always seemed deeply troubling to me. The focus of a healthy prison system should be to rehabilitate people and help them turn their lives around so that they contribute p
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by llarsson 7y ago
I browse with JavaScript off, and I can't scroll on that site. Could you degrade it more gracefully, please? It's a documentation site, after all, not something that should be design heavy.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Sounds like a whole platform built for MLM type of commerce. Somebody you ostensibly trust and think you know just tries to sell you stuff.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Sounds like they'd have to have my face on file so that they'd be able to identify "oh yeah, this is one who has opted out". How else would it work?
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by llarsson 7y ago
From the description, and given who developed it, is this basically a way to run a Traefik instance per node and have the instance dynamically configure itself using the Kubernetes API? Or is there more to it?
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by llarsson 7y ago
Take your "too broad" problems and break them down suck that at least a part might be doable within the allotted time frame. People, especially young women, spend tons of time doing laundry around the world. Doing laundry in a tim
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by llarsson 7y ago
Can't martial law be declared due to an emergency [1] and then pretty much all bets are off? Or actually go to war (fights are being picked all over at the moment), causing such an emergency? [1] https://www.theatlantic.com&
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by llarsson 7y ago
Gait analysis (how a person moves around) is definitely also used these days, so the masks may make it a tad more difficult, but certainly not impossible. You know how you can tell that a person walking in the distance is your friend, even
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by llarsson 7y ago
Am I the only one that gets a NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID when I visit the page in Chromium? Quite ironic, considering the title of this item.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Whenever a point such as that is brought up, I think it is important to keep in mind that Linux users typically (a) know that bug reports are a thing, and (b) often have the technical skills to give a better description of bugs that "i

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