pietroalbini

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by pietroalbini 10y ago
I know and I did that as soon as I discovered they ship a different kernel. The problem is they don't advertise "we ship an insecure kernel by default", and they call those insecure images "Ubuntu".
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
If those packages' names are under trademark and the terms says you can't ship modified versions of the package, they must either: - Ask for the approval of the upstream developer - Rename the package, as Debian did with Firefox&#
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Or maybe they should stop shipping kernels without months of security patches, and advertize their broken images as "Ubuntu".
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
I manage a bare metal server rented at OVH, and when I discovered their kernel wasn't the stock one, I also found its last update was months before, without all the security patches released since then. That's not advertised at al
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
In Nightly you can enable one process per tab by changing dom.ipc.processCount to something like 1000. It currently has some delay when you open a new tab, and a few quirks here and there, but it's mostly working.
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
That'a bug reported in 2003 and not yet fixed. https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=199
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Unless you bought a Lenovo and you need Windows [1]. [1] http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/lenovo...
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Verisign owns both .com and .net, so that's not a new thing with gTDLs.
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Feinstein-Burr: The bill that bans your browser(justsecurity.org)
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by pietroalbini 11y ago
https://twitter.com/githubstatus/status/717464295454470145
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by pietroalbini 11y ago
It accepted an ascii-armored export of my key (gpg --armor --export $GPGKEY), have you tried to add that?
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by pietroalbini 11y ago
If your commits aren't marked as verified in the repository, push a new signed commit to that repo. Then GitHub should start marking your commits (even the old ones) are verified. Apparently this needs to be done per-repo, it's no
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by pietroalbini 11y ago
pip is not meant to be used as an API, and there is no backward compatibility guarantee, AFAIK. There is an ongoing effort to extract all its logic into separated packages [1], thought. [1] https://github.com/pypa/pack