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by rahiel 9y ago
Because Debian has already done much work on integrating AppArmor [1]. And Debian based distro's like Ubuntu, Tails, and Subgraph also work on AppArmor so choosing AppArmor over SELinux means overall less work for the Debian community.
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by rahiel 9y ago
For local .deb files you can run 'less' on it. This shows the package contents and a line 'Depends:' with the package's dependencies.
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by rahiel 9y ago
I don't think Debian needs to choose. Debian will keep using deb/dpkg as flatpak and snap are not intended to replace a distro's main packaging. They are supplements so users can get newer packages directly from upstream deve
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by rahiel 9y ago
HEADLINE: enable AppArmor by default DESCRIPTION: AppArmor improves security by limiting the capabilities of programs. Ubuntu has done this years ago [1]. I'd like to see profiles for web browsers enabled by default. I think AppArmor i
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by rahiel 9y ago
Debian already provides images with non-free firmware: https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unofficial/non-free/cd-in... I use these when installing on laptops.
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by rahiel 9y ago
Thanks for sharing, shows why we should all do a first aid course.
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Base65536 encoding(github.com)
334 points by rahiel 9y ago|120 comments
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by rahiel 9y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20170529185317/http://danwang.co... https://archive.is/9ksWG
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Telegram's Bot Payments API(core.telegram.org)
1 points by rahiel 9y ago|0 comments
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by rahiel 10y ago
The "official" git prompt[1] is safe on Bash; the script doesn't run. [1]: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/contrib/completion/gi...
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What's new in Tor 0.2.9.8?(blog.torproject.org)
47 points by rahiel 10y ago|3 comments
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by rahiel 10y ago
If there's something on the internet you love, you should make a (local) copy of it. Online content can disappear anytime.
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by rahiel 10y ago
Happy to see the conflict settled! Here's what's in the news entry for the GNU release: With this release we return to GNU. For just a little while we dreamt we were tigers. But we are back in the herd, back to a h
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by rahiel 10y ago
It's nasty that a free software project has to deal with this, given their limited resources. This shows the importance of reproducible builds and using package managers with verification like APT or homebrew.
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Show HN: Send messages and files over Telegram from the command-line(github.com)
6 points by rahiel 10y ago|0 comments
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by rahiel 10y ago
Chapters 11 & 12 of the free textbook "Introduction to the Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems" [1] are on cellular automata. The "Complex Systems" journal has many papers on CA. [2] (I've just finished a p
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by rahiel 10y ago
It's part of the course URL when you're enrolled at the course home, e.g: https://class.coursera.org/algs4partI-010 -> algs4partI-010 https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning&#x2F
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by rahiel 10y ago
This is cool, but I prefer code highlighting without requiring visitors to run JavaScript. It seems unnecessary when tools like Pygments [1] do the highlighting once and output html/css. [1]: http://pygments.org/
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by rahiel 10y ago
> Python 2.7 support ends in 2020. That means all updates, including security updates. For all intents and purposes, Python 2.7 becomes an insecure language to use at that point in time. There are alternative python implementations like
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by rahiel 10y ago
That's a cool project, nice job! The pulse looks useful for functions that take seconds, if it takes minutes something like tqdm [1] that gives an estimate on how long it takes seems more appropriate. And your cache decorator is also a
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by rahiel 10y ago
I have this using the "Findbar Tweak" [1] add-on, it works with searching and pressing enter. You can also press / for quick search. [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/findbar-tweak/
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Projects to optimize CPython 3.6(faster-cpython.readthedocs.io)
2 points by rahiel 10y ago|0 comments
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Firejail now supports X11 sandboxing(firejail.wordpress.com)
81 points by rahiel 10y ago|16 comments
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by rahiel 11y ago
There's at least some work being done for firefox support: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Desktop/pull/574 .
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by rahiel 11y ago
Parcimonie's author is also the maintainer of the package in Debian [1], apt checks PGP signatures on packages so you could trust that. I'll contact the author about the SSL issue. [1]: https://packages.debian.org/
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by rahiel 11y ago
For Nexus phones there's CopperheadOS [1], a hardened Android version focused on security. It sounds great but I haven't tried it. It's also nice that they try to upstream some of their work. [1]: https://copperhea
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Programming on Parallel Machines: GPU, Multicore, Clusters and More(heather.cs.ucdavis.edu)
165 points by rahiel 11y ago|14 comments
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OpenSSL Command-Line HOWTO(madboa.com)
1 points by rahiel 11y ago|0 comments
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Working Without Copyleft (2001)(daniel.haxx.se)
2 points by rahiel 11y ago|0 comments
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by rahiel 11y ago
The "Mozilla Archive Format" Firefox add-on [1] can save pages to a single compressed MAFF file, or a MHTML file. Chrome has built-in support to save pages in MHTML format, but you have to enable it [2]. You can then view the arch

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