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megous
2y ago
Release notes marking differences from the original would be nice. I diffed the main header file, and at least public API seems quite similar. Even if I wanted to switch, I just don't know what I'd be running into, until I do. :)
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megous
2y ago
I doubt most servers use any such thing.
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megous
2y ago
In our experiments, it takes ~10,000 tries on average to win this race condition, so ~3-4 hours with 100 connections (MaxStartups) accepted per 120 seconds (LoginGraceTime). Ultimately, it takes ~6-8 hours on average to o
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megous
2y ago
Yes, but authors provide the code to get some benefit too. Other people will use it in more situations, find bugs and in best case provide analysis and fixes. If project members don't welcome that in an actively developed project, that
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2y ago
That was an expensive way to deliver a few hundred trucks. What was it? $1mil - $500,000 per truck? (just for the passage) And this: > More than 6,000 pallets of aid delivered via the pier are stacked and awaiting pickup onshore, US mili
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megous
2y ago
Yeah, about as exciting as "I ssh'd to a server from a toilet".
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megous
2y ago
What changed? It's now trivial to write exporters for Office formats for specific use case. Save a sample of what you want to have exported, and then just template the XML, generate it based on source data and zip it. Most of the time
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megous
2y ago
Maybe, but at least this one is not a shitshow of smug trolling comments, yet.
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megous
2y ago
To weed out badly writen apps that need > 1 GIB to serve just 100 users.
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megous
2y ago
Cute. :)
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megous
2y ago
So where's the "social ownership of the means of production"?
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megous
2y ago
Yes, it's possible the scale of killings was unintended by the leadership, and the focus was on other things. Hard to say without independent investigation. https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/gaza-chiefs-br
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2y ago
Allowing a single holocaust to overshadow all the mass state sponsored attrocities perpetrated ever since is a disgrace in itself, since it moves the focus from the actual problem, and prioritizes some particular small group of people. Real
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megous
2y ago
> "since SSH uses a trust on first use model" ...can use...
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megous
2y ago
Rockchip RV1103 1.1GHz/64MiB ram - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006175964407.html
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megous
2y ago
I checked their EP members' activity briefly prior to election, and that seemed to match their program and my expectations. Good. But locally, it's indistinguishable from the outside from any other right wing party, anymore. I
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megous
2y ago
It's easy to do per source IP address and reasonably easy to add source IP address to whitelist automatically after successful auth.
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megous
2y ago
Looks like a modern PIC with swapped out MCU core. Probably nothing to miss if you use PIC already.
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2y ago
Those warned us that we westerners are not immune from getting manipulated into engaging in, and turning a blind eye to mass atrocities against entire groups of people. Even to attempts at their eradication. It was a lesson about the west a
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megous
2y ago
> You also get stuff like the POTUS repeating lies like "40 beheaded babies" and "a mother and child had kerosene poured on them" with none of the usual media freakout you usually see over "misinformation."
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2y ago
A lot of people have both mechanisms to record what's happening, and share it. It's been that way with Syria conflict, too, though. A lot was shared in twitter/youtube during that one. One thing that's seemingly a bit ne
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megous
2y ago
One interesting thing I found was that the newer Vodafone cable modem with 4 ethernet ports, after switching to bridge mode, assigns public IPv4 address to at most 1 network node connected to each wired port. So it's possible to get 4
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megous
2y ago
Yes, I agree that routers are key and critical. Otherwise I would not be managing my own high quality one, based on the latest Linux kernel, and a standard, well supported and maintained software and carefully selected wifi HW with active m
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megous
2y ago
One of the reasons to not be excited about ISP provided cable modems with WiFi functionality and to have good endpoint/service security on your LAN. (TLS, DNS over TLS at least accross the modem/ISP) I just put it in bridge mode,
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2y ago
> I don’t need to install their root CA unless I specifically want to access any LAN services. s/unless/even if/
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megous
2y ago
I blame lacking implementation of https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5280#section-4.2.1.10 by TLS clients.
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megous
2y ago
Eh, sad ending.
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megous
2y ago
So what do you actually know about the origin of the "covenant", since you're quoting it. Who made it? What's the story behind it? Was it controversial among the group at the time? Is it still relevant? Etc. etc. Please
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megous
2y ago
Show me one instance when Google changed anything significant like this (say something that risks it getting blocked in a coutnry with > 100 mil. people) after a simple public appeal.
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2y ago
Actually I did. By excluding one particular category of things. I can provide many other exclusions. General exclusions + some obligations is pretty much how laws of warfare are defined. Which is how nations agreed to wage wars more "h
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