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451.
by lmz 2y ago
And yet for a large number of years any RHEL/CentOS SELinux issues with third party software were answered with "disable SELinux".
452.
by lmz 2y ago
Usability. And/or good taste.
453.
by lmz 2y ago
Isn't a mixed fleet always the case once you have more than one server and do rolling updates?
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by lmz 2y ago
This has a name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shy_Tory_factor
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by lmz 2y ago
"The threat it poses" to who? How is this any different from the threats other countries pose? The US not being authoritarian hasn't stopped it being a menace throughout the world. The Europeans have long been colonizers in t
456.
by lmz 2y ago
You could also say that the US is evidence that stealing Indian lands works. Add to that the benefit of having two oceans as a buffer zone between it and the wars in Asia / Europe.
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by lmz 2y ago
From the linked post: > First, only method bodies are folded. This is a syntactic check — we are not folding the second level.
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by lmz 2y ago
Another system migration example (TSB, 2018) from the UK: https://www.tsb.co.uk/news-releases/slaughter-and-may.html
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by lmz 2y ago
Nothing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudden_unintended_acceleration has a list of cases, some of them ECU related.
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by lmz 2y ago
You could say something similar about the Mongols (Pax Mongolica). Of course, they weren't very nice to other states when establishing that order...
461.
by lmz 2y ago
You complained about them salting using the public username as salt. You asserted that this makes the rainbow table computable offline. I asserted that this didn't matter much for security since the table for H(username || secret) is u
462.
by lmz 2y ago
No. Such a rainbow table is per-username and non reusable. Which is the point of salting.
463.
by lmz 2y ago
It's for one blog post so the audience is random blog owners, not developers. Prices for e.g. taking over an established browser extension would probably be higher.
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by lmz 2y ago
Having better ID verification for concertgoers versus voters sounds very American.
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by lmz 2y ago
Wouldn't KVM be part of the kernel interface to userspace? The emulated devices aren't really part of KVM, are they?
466.
by lmz 2y ago
Chess and go aren't anonymous at levels people care about, and they don't have game publishers and creators expecting a return on investment.
467.
by lmz 2y ago
As the cancel brigade often says: freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences.
468.
by lmz 2y ago
If it was easy to reset reputation with search engines what's stopping people from saying "under new management" every once in a while for an existing poor reputation domain? Probably better to just cut their losses and find
469.
by lmz 2y ago
Maybe they should try a good US EV, like the Fisker?
470.
by lmz 2y ago
They were trying out living in Japan. "I needed more time to judge whether I should take the leap to move there or not."
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by lmz 2y ago
From their perspective what's the difference? It would be better if after rebasing all resulting commits were tested automatically, but even if they were not - the offending commit is still wrong "in context".
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by lmz 2y ago
By "just builds on top of that" it sounds like the same people are building it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41929483 (compare username against GH repo).
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by lmz 2y ago
You can't put spaces in the function name, but you can set a display name for JUnit - https://junit.org/junit5/docs/5.0.3/api/org/junit/jupiter/ap...
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by lmz 2y ago
Blocking signups to a specific forum using company email is not blocking salary discussions.
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by lmz 2y ago
Clearly the lesson here is that no-one should try to be a global website. The US version can allow only English and Spanish. The Canada version can allow English and French... However it would be interesting to figure out what they do with
476.
by lmz 2y ago
> why does India get to have 75% of all h1b visas? Seems not very diverse. Not to defend the Indians or their paymasters, but the H1B isn't diversity based, and there are a lot of Indians who also speak English, so...
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by lmz 2y ago
If you had control of both ends you could embed a header in the uncompressed data with the number of uncompressed bytes.
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by lmz 2y ago
Well they should've picked a more "global" target then, not people who can get them caught.
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by lmz 2y ago
A public IPv4 address for some, general restrictions against using it as a server / hosting any services in the AUP for others.
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by lmz 2y ago
Crowdstrike also provided software for Linux systems. It's something you install to satisfy auditors and they would demand the same of any OS unless such functionality was built-in.

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