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961.
by pferde 8y ago
Honest question, why do some people like sushi? I hate how sushi tastes, all sushi restaurants should therefore be closed, as they bring no value to the world.
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by pferde 8y ago
Yes, we do. You are free to skip any subthread you are not interested in, even to collapse/minimize it if you have javascript enabled for this site.
963.
by pferde 8y ago
It's still a crappy version - since when do browsers need javascript in order to display images? I know that it is off-topic, and the topic of the article is much more serious than web technology, but I feel it is always worth pointing
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Germany relaxes ban on Nazi symbols in video games(rockpapershotgun.com)
3 points by pferde 8y ago|0 comments
965.
by pferde 8y ago
Perhaps they need to use a phrase that rhymes (see discussion about using poems elsewhere in this thread).
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by pferde 8y ago
The CVE is: http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2018-5390
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SegmentSmack: tcp segments with random offsets may cause a remote DoS(access.redhat.com)
2 points by pferde 8y ago|1 comments
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by pferde 8y ago
Conspiring to repeatedly drive around certain public roads? C'mon...
969.
by pferde 8y ago
"We're not doing X for purpose Y!" (translation: "We're doing X not for purpose Y, we do X for other purposes. Luckily, nobody thought to ask us about those, and we certainly won't mention those purposes oursel
970.
by pferde 8y ago
Sounds like a great way to make the army bleed resources.
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by pferde 8y ago
I feel that for a lot of the IT workforce, the opposite (phone goes into a drawer when a shift ends, no constant unpaid onduty or evening answering of work e-mail) would be a good start, although not for security reasons.
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by pferde 8y ago
The damage wouldn't necessarily be noticed for what it is. What if such exploit was/is used to get more compromised zombie boxes into botnets for hire (such as the one currently spamming Freenode and other IRC networks for the pas
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by pferde 8y ago
We could call such decentralized discussion platform "Usenet".
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by pferde 8y ago
For now, yes. There are efforts to get it into the Linux kernel, see https://lists.zx2c4.com/pipermail/wireguard/2018-July/003176...
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by pferde 8y ago
If such an infiltration is successful enough, nobody (besides the attacker) would be aware of it. :)
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by pferde 8y ago
Holy crap, that's so cool. :) Thanks!
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by pferde 8y ago
An alternative is to use the GPGME library, which does all the ugly gpg output parsing for you. I realize, though, that a C library is not a solution for everything, especially not for a shell script that you want to keep a shell script. :)
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by pferde 8y ago
The article sounds kind of worrying. It seems to me that they're conflating "fake" with "dissenting". Of course, Facebook is a private entity, they're entitled to do as much censorship as they want on their pla
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Facebook uncovers new fake accounts ahead of midterm elections(wired.com)
1 points by pferde 8y ago|1 comments
980.
by pferde 8y ago
Unfortunately, it's the latter. :)
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by pferde 8y ago
Well, this is a network where only SSH and one or two more TCP ports are open, and it's not something I can "get fixed". Still, I do not have any practical reason for switching to Wireguard, as I do not really see any reduced
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by pferde 8y ago
The only downside with WireGuard for me is that it only works over UDP. I am in a situation where I only have two or three TCP ports available for a VPN, so I won't be moving off OpenVPN anytime soon. I was following WG development for
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First version of WireGuard patchset submitted to LKML(lists.zx2c4.com)
7 points by pferde 8y ago|1 comments
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by pferde 8y ago
It sounds like someone (motivated enough) should fork jQuery before the old browsers support got removed and maintain it as jQuery-legacy, backporting fixes from "new" jQuery" if applicable.
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by pferde 8y ago
Maybe not in the individual plot elements, but the entire movie felt like they were checking off items from a list, and that they were fully aware that the movie is merely a fuel for the merchandise money machine . It was more or less just
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Dozens of PC games drop tracking software after surveillance fears(wired.co.uk)
195 points by pferde 8y ago|120 comments
987.
by pferde 8y ago
My opinion is that Disney got us rather simplistic and formulaic fan fiction sequels with overblown visual effects, while treading all over the real thing (the SW Expanded Universe). While the stories from the EU were of varying quality, at
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by pferde 8y ago
Indeed, I would love to read a story like that!
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by pferde 8y ago
I find it a bit disheartening that in this day and age, one apparently needs a good enough phone if one wants to date. :)
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by pferde 8y ago
Good to know, I'm running 45.9 ESR release, where it still works.

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