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by paulv 11y ago
The disabled is a club anyone can join. Often without notice.
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by paulv 12y ago
19 days is nothing compared to how long it has taken non-linux firewall and proxy vendors to patch things in the past.
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by paulv 12y ago
Valid art is only art that is shared on your terms?
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by paulv 12y ago
bkuhn is not a lawyer. Karen and Tony are, however.
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by paulv 12y ago
Sometimes the Software Freedom Law Center, sometimes the Software Freedom Conservancy. The Conservancy does license enforcement for its member projects upon request. The lawyers are on staff at those organizations, but I'm not familiar
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by paulv 12y ago
I can't speak to this particular incident, but I have helped with the technical aspects of GPL copyright enforcement, almost exclusively on embedded devices (routers, TVs, blu-ray players, etc). The copyright holders didn't always
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by paulv 12y ago
http://aamn.org/ . 2nd result if you google "men nursing".
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by paulv 12y ago
If you don't do the things that people are writing about, then they aren't talking about you. You should read http://bitchtopia.com/2013/07/11/not-all-men-are-like-that/ .
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by paulv 13y ago
Yes, but it isn't wizardry. Given the right kind of access, it's actually pretty easy. Take a look at http://www.bortzmeyer.org/dns-routing-hijack-turkey.html for more technical details.
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by paulv 15y ago
How was the compromise discovered?
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Petition This American Life to use Ogg Vorbis(fsf.org)
3 points by paulv 15y ago|0 comments
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by paulv 15y ago
He doesn't work for Canonical. The domain is canonical.org, not canonical.com.
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by paulv 16y ago
It doesn't do TCP-over-TCP. From the README: sshuttle assembles the TCP stream locally, multiplexes it statefully over an ssh session, and disassembles it back into packets at the other end. So it never ends up doing TCP-over-TCP. It's just
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by paulv 16y ago
Engaged to someone I met on OkCupid, but that wasn't an option, so I picked married to someone I met on OkCupid.
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by paulv 16y ago
I think the main goal behind port knocking is to prevent someone from exploiting a pre-authentication vulnerability in the ssh daemon.
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by paulv 18y ago
You really shouldn't comment about GPLv3 if you haven't bothered to read it. GPLv3 says NOTHING even _remotely_ similar to what you quoted. In fact, the only real difference between GPLv3 and AGPLv3 is that AGPLv3 has exactly the requiremen
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by paulv 18y ago
Actually, no, it says on the source page that it is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License Version 3.0, which is significantly different than GPLv3. So much so that it even has a different name. What's wrong with free software
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by paulv 18y ago
TextMate is not free software. Also, emacs lets you redefine nearly any of the functionality on the fly without restarting (everything except the very core which is written in C). I'm not sure if TextMate can do that, as I try to use as lit
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by paulv 18y ago
The only problems I have with the iPhone is that Apple decides what software is available and that makes it extremely difficult to write free software for it. There's _no_ reason in 2008 that people should be excited about (effectively) a c
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by paulv 19y ago
That's the worst idea I've ever heard in my life, Leon.