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by pilif 11y ago
> we'll work out some way to semi-automate it no. It will be automated completely. You set stuff up once and the certificate will be kept up to date. >Ok, where is it for those of us on cheap cpanel providers who barely know what
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by pilif 11y ago
Personally, I would not have trusted Math.random() with anything anyways regardless of platform. Still this article is incredibly well researched. If I ran into this problem, I would have switched to a proper CSPRNG and be done with it. But
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by pilif 11y ago
Back in 2005 we had a really bad issue with ZModem to a barcode terminal over an USB2Serial adaptor and Chuck helped us as a consultant. I've just dug out the old emails we've exchanged back in the day and I remember how great it
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by pilif 11y ago
My brain must be wired up differently, but the best way for me to fall asleep is by watching youtube videos on my iPad. When I'm sufficiently tired, it's a matter of minutes before I'm asleep.
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by pilif 11y ago
I'm sure they are not opposed to contributions by artists. Maybe that's an area you want to help them with, seeing you are an expert in these manners. (Remember: freeciv is a community effort. Complaining is always much easier tha
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by pilif 11y ago
I would imagine that shared hosting providers will just request the certificate for you in the future. Remember: This is about domain validated certs, so there's zero difference whether you request the certificate or whether your hoste
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by pilif 11y ago
> In addition to metadata, each phone call record includes a “recording URL” where the audio recordings of the calls can be downloaded. If the intercept has retrieved the recordings this way, it means that the recordings are available
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by pilif 11y ago
... until you realise these "very basic" features are not very basic at all and pretty much depend on your current use-case. What length do you mean? Byte length? Character length? Code Point length? In case of indexOf, how do you
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Why improving kernel security is important(mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
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by pilif 11y ago
What are you viewing it in? It opened in Pixelmator for me where it was showing banding. Then I tried again with preview where it was ok. So the app you use to open the file might not have proper 10bit support
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by pilif 11y ago
Honestly, it was for me when I started with twitter for real in 2010 (my account is from 2006, but I haven't really used it until 2010). It was unclear to me whether I should be using this as a kind of bookmark-feature as a help for me
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by pilif 11y ago
Yeah - and it also works with last year's 5K imac. (source: I have one)
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by pilif 11y ago
Because DNSSEC can't be trusted. Instead of placing the trust on the commercial CAs that have all the incentive to do a good and trustworthy job if they want to stay in business, DNSSEC places trust on the various countries registries
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by pilif 11y ago
I was thinking about this. They could special-case it to not allow any certificates issued past some cutoff-date. This way the existing internet continues to work but who is going to renew a certificate, knowing it's not going to work
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by pilif 11y ago
A clear example of too big to fail. If this was any smaller CA (like cnnic before), they would now be gone from the trusted roots. I wonder what's coming out of this. Personally, I think Symantec doesn't care in the least about Go
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by pilif 11y ago
This only happens to me if I change the window size after launching psql. If I settle on a window size before launching it, then it never happens.
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by pilif 11y ago
> If you have less than 200 MB of local cache to play with, then you will be constantly discarding and redownloading content. as far as I understood the SDK docs, iOS doesn't start purging downloaded assets until it's put in
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by pilif 11y ago
This is what has really impressed me back in my WoW days when they added streaming support with - I think it was WotLK. Even after downloading only 1-2 gigs, you could start actually playing the game. Yes, it would look crappy and some non-
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by pilif 11y ago
iOS so far doesn't start to remove content until the System needs to provide more space than what is available. When that point is reached, in the past the user would have been required to go in an delete apps they don't need (or
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by pilif 11y ago
The good thing about these limits is that they are all arbitrary and enforced on the server-side in the app store and related infrastructure. If it turns out that the limits are too stringent, then lifting them is simple. However, if it tur
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by pilif 11y ago
That's another very good idea I'm going to look into, though I'm a bit weary of dealing with writing and/or finding and compiling a proxy server for a version of Windows CE that's now 4 years out of support.
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by pilif 11y ago
> It's not wasted effort because (I hope that) customers will remember whether the provided solution broke down and vendor just walked away, or whether your company took responsibility of architectural decisions. sure. But at some
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by pilif 11y ago
No need to guilt-trip me. Of course we're going to make sure the scanners keep working (as I said in my previous comment). However, it's also clear that we'll have to take the route that requires the least amount of effort fo
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by pilif 11y ago
Yes. That would also be an option. We'll see what works best (read: with the least amount of work. We're not selling these devices any more, so effort spent in supporting them is basically wasted)
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by pilif 11y ago
They can and they do. Mozilla uses NSS, Chrome their own OpenSSL fork (BoringSSL). This only really affects IE and other applications which don't have to be actual browsers. This mess also affects me greatly because I have around 2k Wi
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by pilif 11y ago
And yet, curl is always available, widely supported by various "Copy as curl" features in debuggers and proxies and it also makes zero assumptions about content-types of form data you might want to post, so it's always very c
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by pilif 11y ago
OP might still have some configuration issue (check the headers of the mail that has been placed in the spam folder. Gmail usually tells you what the problem is). Last August, I have added IPv6 to our mail server, so its address for sure di
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by pilif 11y ago
> "apt-get -y install foo" that means that you want "foo" to be installed. If it's already installed, it just does nothing. not really. If you do that it means that you want to update foo to the latest version th
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by pilif 11y ago
I thought so too for a long time. Until that time when I upgraded the RAID10 on our database servers from a 4 drive to a 8 drive configuration (which requires rebuilding the whole array if you want the performance benefits). Getting the int
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by pilif 11y ago
For years now I have a TrackMan Wheel by Logitech, but it's starting to slowly dissolve after years of continuous use. Unfortunately, they don't make that one any more - only its successor which is wireless for some inexplicable r

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