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2y ago
UKIs provide mechanisms for adding additional sidecar modules which can extend the initramfs, provide additional command line modifications, and so on.
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2y ago
Vendor support for the command line coming from the EFI boot entry is of variable quality. If it works for you that's great, but unfortunately there's a bunch of boards in the wild where it doesn't. It's not a great solu
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2y ago
Any signature on a UKI is only relevant if you have secure boot enabled, and if you have secure boot enabled using the generally trusted keys then you're already not able to boot unsigned kernels. If you want to run arbitrary kernels t
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2y ago
The EFI system partition is, by definition, either not encrypted or is unlocked by the firmware - your bootloader wouldn't work otherwise. In this setup, you just stick the UKI on the EFI system partition, and unlocking the rest of the
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2y ago
This requires a bunch of additional logic in the bootloader (eg, providing disk encryption keys), and since you're not doing this in a fully-featured OS environment (as you are in the initramfs case) it's going to be hard providin
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2y ago
Some prior art in terms of computers with built-in Forth interpreters: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_Ace And, of course, the Open Firmware used on Suns, PowerPC Macs, the One Laptop per Child, and others made u
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2y ago
> it does not ignore it; it explicitly describes the case being dropped, explaining how and why It discusses it in a manner unrelated to the agency of the women involved, ignoring the fact that they were involved in it being reinstated.
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The "Social Democrat politician" was Claes Borgström ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claes_Borgstr%C3%B6m ) - calling him a politician without noting that he was a qualified lawyer with a track record in repres
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2y ago
Would you care to describe the misrepresentation?
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2y ago
After the women's representative petitioned for the case to be reexamined, a prosecutor with more experience of sexual assault concluded that the alleged facts amounted to rape - see https://web.archive.org/web/201
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2y ago
Courts concluded that under both Swedish and English law, what was described (if accurately described, which is a separate issue) qualified as rape. Section 116 and onwards of https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/threatle
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2y ago
She described being in a situation where she was unable to give consent, and where Assange acted in a way that violated her previous expression of consent (in that she'd expressly only agreed to sex if he wore a condom, and in this cas
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2y ago
...and in the process forced the Maemo team to revamp everything again, delaying the shipping of an OS that didn't carry all of Symbian's terrible legacy, and ensuring that Nokia had nothing that was going to be competitive with t
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2y ago
BART stopped accepting paper tickets last year, presumably because of the complexity (not just the ticket barriers, but also the fare machines and add value machines that also had to handle them): https://www.bart.gov/news&#
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2y ago
How?
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2y ago
Under what circumstances would someone have access to the database but not the key?
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2y ago
Unfortunately it's difficult to enforce that, so dealing with users who've already set things up in a specific way is a problem
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2y ago
It does, but unfortunately not somewhere I can point at it yet. I'm working on it.
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2y ago
Unfortunately the version included in git for Windows doesn't and you have to emulate sockets using magic files instead...
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2y ago
I think you're confused - this is a from-scratch new design, not an old prototype. There's no adapter other than the desktop mount, the VSA-100 is directly mounted to the board that plugs into the laptop.
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2y ago
Vendors who pay bounties often restrict public disclosure, and the professional value obtained from being able to talk about the research you do may be worth significantly more than the payout
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2y ago
You can frequently avoid this by running at a lower voltage - SPI chips are often rated to run down to under 3V, and associated components will tend not to run with that much power
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2y ago
No. I wrote about this a couple of years ago ( https://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/62598.html ) and the answer is that while Signal solves the cryptography problem, the other hard problem (ie, everything to do with key management) i
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2y ago
End to end encryption is not a hard problem from a cryptography perspective. It's a hard problem for key management (eg, how do you handle multiple devices?) and recovery (how do you handle someone losing their phone and wanting to rec
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2y ago
"now"? It's been registered that way since the 90s.
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If anyone wants to do this without relying on the EFI/boot/bootx64.efi fallback, I wrote https://github.com/endlessm/rufus/blob/master/endless/src/en... a while back[1], which allows
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2y ago
Yes, but only backwards compatible games are available in the Xbox One store.
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A subset of original Xbox and 360 games are backwards compatible and remain available (including Perfect Dark), but the ones that are 360 only will no longer be available to download
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2y ago
You can't. It's one card per traveler.
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3y ago
Ok dialing in 360 for the first time in over 25 years and receiving modern F1 results was an absolute surprise. This is an incredible recreation.
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