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by pabs3 11mo ago
ISTR Linux has had RCEs in IPv6 related stuff in recent years. https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2023-6200
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by pabs3 11mo ago
That isn't wholesale, it only replaces the OS on the ARM processor of the modem, the OS on the Hexagon processor of the modem handles radio stuff and lots of the layers of LTE. https://github.com/the-modem-distro/
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Also there is a rustc codegen backend that uses GCC, so you can just skip the C part: https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc_codegen_gcc
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Take a look at QubesOS.
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Deterministically build everything from source all the way down without any binaries except for a well documented machine-code seed. Socially audit the code at every layer of the process. https://bootstrappable.org/ https:
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Feral cats are a problem even if they are unable to reproduce, they kill a lot of animals.
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by pabs3 11mo ago
> if your device runs a true open source distro The situation with Android security updates means that such a distro is either not based on Android (and likely less useful), or there are months-long delays to security updates for the non
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Build packages from source without any binaries (all the way down) and socially audit the source before building. https://bootstrappable.org/ https://reproducible-builds.org/ https://github.com&#
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Gun owners in the US probably wouldn't want their gun to be used against them in a home invasion, or by their child at a school. Seems like that could be a large-ish market. Especially if you can lobby regulators in favor of making it
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The feds want to make it illegal to even possess an anarchist zine(theintercept.com)
65 points by pabs3 11mo ago|19 comments
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by pabs3 11mo ago
> Defense American soldiers I've met overseas seemed to think the defense department is mainly a social healthcare/education/jobs program. Perhaps these need to be split from the defense budget, and applied to the entire p
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by pabs3 11mo ago
> military cyber operations You would think such people would be competent enough to proxy their operations through at least a layers of compromised devices, or Tor, or VPNs, or at least something other than their own IP addresses.
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by pabs3 11mo ago
In case anyone needs to help a relative without a Google account block YouTube channels or videos, the subreddit for uBlock Origin has a wiki that can help. You can block videos by channel or video title or URL using CSS rules. Removing the
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Quit your job and start a co-op I guess.
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Disabling CSS helps.
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RFC 9518 – Centralization, Decentralization, and Internet Standards(rfc-editor.org)
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by pabs3 11mo ago
https://sites.google.com/view/avhyas-sac-isro/home https://github.com/AVHYAS-QGIS-Plugin/version-1 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2106.12776 https://medium.com/an
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by pabs3 11mo ago
What device did you use to post this from?
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by pabs3 11mo ago
I got my current PC from a dumpster, that might work for you. Or check out your local FreeGeek or similar place that gives away old computers.
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REDbot – lint for HTTP resources; protocol, cacheability, content negotiation …(redbot.org)
2 points by pabs3 11mo ago|0 comments
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Improving GCC Buffer Overflow Detection for C Flexible Array Members(blogs.oracle.com)
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by pabs3 11mo ago
The water cycle is also becoming more unstable and unpredictable.
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by pabs3 11mo ago
On YouTube or Netflix, look up the Fresh Water episode of the Our Planet documentary series by David Attenborough, fresh water is disappearing all over the place due to our actions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Pla
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Servo Sponsorship Tiers(servo.org)
3 points by pabs3 11mo ago|0 comments
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Which website?
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by pabs3 11mo ago
They are more of a co-op than a company btw.
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Is that the official repo or https://github.com/garden-rs/garden ?
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by pabs3 11mo ago
Isn't linking to commits enough to prove it?
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by pabs3 11mo ago
The the hackaday community might be a good place to train/find such people, although the are more focused on non-Linux bare-metal code I expect. I guess you are aware of the consulting companies in this space? Baylibre and Denx (now NA
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by pabs3 11mo ago
It might be worth including such a tool into mr itself, by wrapping the official CLI tools gh/glab/etc. You could access it via `mr bootstrap github:@foo` perhaps.

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