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541.
by moviuro 11y ago
Copy on Write, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copy-on-write and http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/01/bitrot...
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by moviuro 11y ago
My mentor told me: "get everything wrong, but get the backups right", as he was busy debugging the backup solution he had in place at my college (ZFS + NetApp + rsync + sh + perl + tape). On my own, I'd put CoW wherever possi
543.
by moviuro 11y ago
The people writing UNIX put all their brains into writing a stupid system. Also, there are now CoW Filesystems that prevent data loss because of human error. Btrfs and ZFS are good examples.
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FreeBSD – a lesson in poor defaults(vez.mrsk.me)
11 points by moviuro 11y ago|1 comments
545.
by moviuro 11y ago
I use a lying DNS resolver where possible (my VPN, my home router). It redirects any ad-stuff to an nginx server that happily replies "204 No Content" to anything you ask it. I had an adblocker at work until someone pushed a corpo
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The 100 oldest currently-registred .COM domains(jottings.com)
8 points by moviuro 11y ago|0 comments
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Dropbox’s Exodus from the Amazon Cloud(wired.com)
671 points by moviuro 11y ago|240 comments
548.
by moviuro 11y ago
Care to explain the software you use? I'm looking into it with nginx, can't find anything explaining "always return 204 whatever the URI" :(
549.
by moviuro 11y ago
One change in the 2016 event is that the Mozilla Firefox Web browser is no longer part of the contest. "We wanted to focus on the browsers that have made serious security improvements in the last year," Gorenc said. I took the lib
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Pwn2Own 2016 Won't Attack Firefox (Because It's Too Easy)(eweek.com)
4 points by moviuro 11y ago|2 comments
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Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Vulnerability Disclosure(blog.malwarebytes.org)
3 points by moviuro 11y ago|0 comments
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The result would be a catastrophe (1985)(lettersofnote.com)
381 points by moviuro 11y ago|187 comments
553.
by moviuro 11y ago
See the info repo provided by amazon: https://www.amazontrust.com/repository/
554.
by moviuro 11y ago
Original French Article: http://carlchenet.com/
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The Danger GitHub(translate.google.de)
4 points by moviuro 11y ago|1 comments
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Why Apple Defends Encryption(tidbits.com)
2 points by moviuro 11y ago|0 comments
557.
by moviuro 11y ago
This may be a start: Host * IdentityFile ~/.ssh/%h Comment: One key per host, named after the host you connect to
558.
by moviuro 11y ago
s/X//
559.
by moviuro 11y ago
The most terrible thing here is that OpenBSD usually does some full disclosure. This is sure going to be a nasty bug.
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OpenSSH: client bug CVE-2016-0777(undeadly.org)
617 points by moviuro 11y ago|214 comments
561.
by moviuro 11y ago
From mainframes to Personal computers to Citrix. Progress too ;)
562.
by moviuro 11y ago
Every once in a while, you find a jewel in the sea of crappy security guides. This is a jewel: go for it.
563.
by moviuro 11y ago
I suspect reject uses some bandwidth and CPU time.
564.
by moviuro 11y ago
Just about the timesyncd point: timesyncd is a client-only. ntpd was server+client together. Also, timesyncd uses a configuration syntax similar to units (services, timers, etc.)
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The Year We Started Buying Phones Like We Buy Cars(wired.com)
21 points by moviuro 11y ago|15 comments
566.
by moviuro 11y ago
You use FreeBSD + an hypervisor on top? Or you try ZOL (ZFS on Linux): good luck!
567.
by moviuro 11y ago
An syncthing ( http://syncthing.net ) is a working unison :) (See http://popho.be/#gift for some more details, search unison)
568.
by moviuro 11y ago
What about docker .vs. real system administration?...
569.
by moviuro 11y ago
The utility is now doas(1) ( http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man1/... ) Also, I'm surprised: I'm actually thinking about leaving Linux to put FreeBSD (or OpenBSD?) on my la
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Rsync.net: ZFS Replication to the cloud is finally here–and it’s fast(arstechnica.com)
7 points by moviuro 11y ago|0 comments

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