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by pmlnr 6y ago
Care to explain how on earth you believe this is connected to https at all?
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by pmlnr 6y ago
It's simple: open source Microsoft, then this is not an attack vector any more ;)
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Leave it. Rawtherapee, darktable, digikam are all excellent, open source raw (and sometimes more) editors. Hugin ( http://hugin.sourceforge.net/ ) can create brilliant panoramas, even from a bad batch. Note: there is still
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> You are 0% basic. Oh wow Menschdefekt and Culture Kultur! Your taste is so obscure that's so cool I bet you're super interesting.. (In Bender's voice) You think you're all high and mighty, just because you're a
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by pmlnr 6y ago
People installing the Tor Browser should be perfectly OK installing an apk file directly - why is it even on the Play Store?
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Or... in 10 years, we'll have another round of Meltdown, Spectre, etc, because of the big tricks.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> or a single manufacturing company (exempt Tesla) Tesla is TINY. Try things like Siemens. EDIT Besides, the point is not the whole of AWS of GCS; it's the about availability zones vs singular datacentres. Distributed computing does
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> virtually infinite auto scaling Ah, the bullshit. When we showed GCS engineers our hadoop workload, their eyes went really big and told us that they don't have that kind of capacity in a single AZ.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
But there are. At least there supposed to be: a 2xx should be issued when the mail is written to storage, and not before.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Movim tried this with xmpp as backend.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
"Surprise me..." on https://wiby.me/ is imo more interesting.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Static linking is static linking. Whether it's C, Go, or Docker, in the end, the problem is the same: once vulnerable, that very binary/image is always vulnerable-
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> I guess those emails will be lost forever Yes.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
It always have been. You also get more spam, along with those that should not have been marked spam, but gmail does.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Oh, the internet is fine and happy. The "internet" deserves these outages to make people - and CEOs, CIOs, etc - realize that in-house ~~engineering~~ sysadmins used to exist for good reasons.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Failure of response from the server is nearly always treated as temp failure, because it could be down to network connectivity, name resolution, etc. That is a better scenario, than 5xx.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Because it's not for mobile. Engineers who look at this tend to work from a computer.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Simple solution would be to ask the user what they want. I genuinely don't understand why this is not common instead of trying to guess it.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Or simply trying to roll something out again, same that failed before.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Hush, you'll scare the shiny eyed faang wannabies away, they aren't supposed to know this until employed for at least two decades.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
What's toothless is trying to enforce EU rules on tech companies based in Ireland. EU rules look great, until one of the nations decide to sh*t on it, see Hungary (I'm a Hungarian citizen, but not really proud of it any more) vs E
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> A palm oil alternative You mean... any other vegetable oil, like it used to be?
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Sigh. "Engineers are expensive, so don't build, buy!" How about... the middle way? Let your own engineers deploy open source, something you can verify, even audit, if you ever have to. Ah, I forgot. Those usually don't c
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> GitHub, do better. Give us the dark mode experience we deserve. Or... give us the option to set our own colours.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
> Cargo ships are responsible for ~3% of global CO2 emissions "One giant container ship can emit almost the same amount of cancer and asthma-causing chemicals as 50m cars, study finds ": https://www.theguardian.com&#
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Wake me up when cargo ships are forced to cut emissions and can run on some kind of other, than fossil power (hint: probably the only thing that has enough capacity at the moment is nuclear) https://phys.org/news/2018-1
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Yep. Mine was running happily as well.
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by pmlnr 6y ago
There's always a backports repository for the stable release in Debian: deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main contrib non-free deb-src http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backpor
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by pmlnr 6y ago
Not true, because the current CO is not a rolling update. RHEL security fixes for version X.Y may or may not fix security issues for version Z.A on CO, if the are not in sync.

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