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by pkkm 8y ago
Yes, it's just very clean water with 0.9% of salt.
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by pkkm 8y ago
I'm using a Lenovo T440s and haven't noticed a significant difference in battery life between Debian and Windows.
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by pkkm 8y ago
You can add ?share=1 to the URL to unblock Quora.
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by pkkm 8y ago
> I also remember an old Java application where you would write AIs for dueling bots, but I don't recall the name. Sounds like Robocode.
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by pkkm 8y ago
"Unaffected" was probably the wrong word to use. What I meant is that one of the mitigations (making the executables position-independent) should prevent the bug from being exploitable for remote code execution on Debian.
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by pkkm 8y ago
I checked the versions in buster (p7zip-full 16.02+dfsg-6, p7zip-rar 16.02-2) and they look unaffected to me. Turns out that the Debian maintainers patch upstream sources to include hardening flags, e.g. -fstack-protector-strong -D_FORTIFY_
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by pkkm 9y ago
You can create a "to read later" folder in your bookmarks, then right click the tab bar in each window and select "Bookmark All Tabs". That's fairly close to what you're describing, and also works with Firefox
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by pkkm 9y ago
You can bypass the Quora login screen by appending ?share=1 to the URL. There's also an userscript which does this automatically: https://github.com/sindresorhus/quora-unblocker-userscript
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by pkkm 14y ago
The author has described the editor here: http://www.indiegogo.com/happyedit .
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by pkkm 14y ago
From its IndieGoGo page ( http://www.indiegogo.com/happyedit ): "Already implemented: Vim like INSERT/COMMAND/NORMAL modes, keybindings and search."
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HappyEdit: A Vim-inspired, modern, open source text editor(happyedit.se)
92 points by pkkm 14y ago|108 comments