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by nisa 9y ago
Don't count on this recount to be correct but as far I've followed it: 200x? - grsecurity patchset is introduced and fixes a lot of bug-classes (!) and introduces lot's of security improvements to the kernel that are ground
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by nisa 9y ago
while doing so he also drops a 0-day :)
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Brad Spengler (grsecurity) responds to Linus rant (grsecurity are clowns)(openwall.com)
3 points by nisa 9y ago|1 comments
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by nisa 9y ago
Yes. Also take the time and clean up the default tiles on the start menu. If you drank the anti-av kool-aid also exclude C:/ (or where you have installed Windows 10) from Defender - a nice speed bumb and USB drivers are checked anyway.
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by nisa 9y ago
Totally off-topic: Microsoft uses WordPress? Pretty interesting that their whole microsoft.com/research site seems to run on WordPress. They even run the famous yoast SEO plugin.
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by nisa 9y ago
Solving a societal problem that is pretty complex and not very well understood with a computer interface to reduce costs instead of fixing the system to accommendate for real change might raise some criticism. Depressed from your 2 part tim
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by nisa 9y ago
Indeed the Umweltbundesamt PDF (see my other comment) states that it's at least 50% of the time the case! 50%!
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by nisa 9y ago
Some serious questions - If you have technical not buzzword links for how 'the blockchain will work I'd also be happy. So far it all came to down to: smart contracts, etherum!? Some questions: How is user access organised? How t
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by nisa 9y ago
Extensive PDF from the Umwaltbundesamt (comparable to the EPA - it's an independent agency) - http://www.umweltbundesamt.de/sites/default/files/medien/254...
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by nisa 9y ago
> What's wrong with just making those tests the actual regulatory ones? Nothing. But Germany has a strong position in the EU and to a large degree does what VW/BMW/Mercedes want and they wanted to avoid stronger or better
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by nisa 9y ago
Not sure if is there is something more subtle in the note but around 2001 (or even later until today) chmod -R 777 was pretty popular advice to solve all kinds of 'problems'. Usally 0644 is a sane default for web stuff.
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by nisa 9y ago
Long Time Ubuntu user feels your pain - I've solved most of the pain by using KDE (kubuntu backports ppa on 16.04) or switching to Arch with KDE. Subjective List - only a few good solutions: 1. screen can be used for serial stuff - als
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by nisa 9y ago
No. You can still have local search. Unfortunatly this seems to only possible with a GPO rule.
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by nisa 9y ago
I'll try to prepare a bug report - I didn't want to publish my whole configuration. Thanks for taking care!
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by nisa 9y ago
great project! but breaks on my nginx config (several vhosts, lot's of subdomain specific stuff)
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by nisa 9y ago
you could also do the trick with zfs - just create an zpool on that loop device - this also gives you lz4 and gzip
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by nisa 9y ago
mesh networks that use a layer 2 routing protocoll - or if you have VPNs that use layer2 and you want to filter the clients on the VPN server bridge.
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by nisa 9y ago
Well if you are hardcore you could probably hack some fuse abstraction that talks to netlink and does what you want. However it's probably not that straight forward to map nftables to directory/files.
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by nisa 9y ago
So if you setup AMT in the BIOS and run Linux you are exploitable? Can somebody confirm that this also affacts AMT < 6.0 i.e. Core2 system like Dell Optiplex 755,780?
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by nisa 10y ago
We just use it for power fencing and serial console. So nothing fancy. However after this exploit a seperative VLAN for AMT just got on the list :) I don't mind AMT but I was an idiot to think it's something you can expose to the
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by nisa 10y ago
Nice. Just after proposing to using AMT for remotely controlling workstations at university. AMT 6.0 up to the current version? are affacted. Here is a handy Wikipedia Table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_AMT_vers
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by nisa 10y ago
> If you play the Hitler card at least get it right. NPD is a German right wing party that was founded 1964 and is nothing like the NSDAP that you meant. Fun fact: NPD was not forbidden in Germany due to too much involvement of the Verfa
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by nisa 10y ago
How is having cyclic dependencies a good thing?
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by nisa 10y ago
Hangs my current Chrome on Linux on a Core2Duo E8400 with older Intel onboard GPU - The old Google Earth Linux runs fine :(
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by nisa 10y ago
If you are in Europe, scaleway.net has a 200Mbit flatrate - for 3$ if you take the cheapest offering.
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by nisa 10y ago
Not really Microsofts fault but difficult to check for and explain that some disks that are already broken start to die or refuse to work after an Upgrade that rewrites big parts of the disks. Bad sectors are getting remapped when beeing wr
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by nisa 10y ago
I always used Hard Disk Sentinel - http://www.hdsentinel.com/ - might be more than you need but it's a great piece of software.
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by nisa 10y ago
The problem is that all these routers and a lot of the embedded stuff don't get updates due to shitty vendor drivers for a lot of components. Most of the work on LEDE/OpenWRT is from volunteers that just want to make it work. Usa
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by nisa 10y ago
Yeah. These ZFS issues look like they are deal breakers. In this use case btrfs could really be a good idea - afaik cgroup and kernel integration is better there. > I'd love to hear about your experience with BtrFS. What issues have
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by nisa 10y ago
> Whoever seems to be singing the praises of ZFS on Linux hasn't put it through its paces in modern, multi-tenant container workloads. I ran a Hadoop Cluster with it? Does that count? Your problem is probably the ARC and memory prob

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