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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
> there is no string that could be injected to harm me Unfortunately that's not true at all. There are many instances of arbitrary code execution gained though a terminal emulator, with escape sequences[1] being the most common. For
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
20 minutes sound like a dream, I don't know why it's so slow for me. Maybe because I'm using Nix to build it and the source is on an SSD. I can't use tmpfs because it doesn't fit in memory without adding swap.
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
They are probably true. Using an i5 @4.3GHz it takes 2.5/3 hours to build. To test changes you must set up a compiler cache or it's going to take forever.
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
If you like Firefox but don't trust Mozilla anymore there are plenty of forks to choose from: Waterfox, Pale Moon, Basilisk, GNU IceCat. Personally I build Firefox from source and maintain a set of patches largely based on these: http
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Black Hat 2017, Running Unsigned Code in Intel Management Engine [pdf](blackhat.com)
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Nix-build freezes system on macOS High Sierra with multi-user install(github.com)
116 points by rnhmjoj 9y ago|38 comments
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Mysterious Bitcoin addresses with predicable private key(bitcointalk.org)
7 points by rnhmjoj 9y ago|1 comments
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Well, there's this already: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Telnet_gateway
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I have been using Firefox for about 5 years, I'm still using it and despite that I'm anti-Mozilla. The browser performance has always been fine to me and 57 doesn't look particularly "faster" as they are advertising
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Interstellar object confirmed to be from another solar system(theguardian.com)
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Are you using a proxy or tor? I have never been asked a CAPTCHA on Google even with auto-deleting cookies and no javascript.
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I don't want to start the usual bitcoin scaling debate, but aren't the fees extremely high now? Using [1] an average transaction costs about 10$, this is particularly bad in a poor country. I wonder if using a cryptocurrency is re
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I know it's a company because regularly they seem to mess something up and there is a post about it on /r/networking: https://www.reddit.com/r/networking/search?q=level+3&restric... It's so
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
No psp_cleaner yet?
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Reading the articles it seems this ISP is forcing you to buy a package of services to get any internet access at all; this is terrifying. Optional zero-rating is bad but not much worse than internet with a stupidly low data-cap already is,
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
http://impress.github.io/impress.js
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Judging by the number of commenters here complaining or providing the cleared text this format has definitely got old.
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Bitcoin.org to denounce “Segwit2x”(bitcoin.org)
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Off topic: I don't know if it's Firefox, GTK or some other component at fault but all tooltips in the browser last for an unreasonably short amount of time and it's really hard to read something more than a couple of words. I
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I hate the binary logs of journald, the unnecessary complexity of stuff like systemd-hostnamed, dbus and the ignore-invalid-options policy but the init system it's actually very good. I don't want to return to a pile bash scripts
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h94ZKGVg-B8&t=8m23s If they are not corrupted they certainly acted in an extremely suspicious way. I advise you to watch the whole video because it gets better and better, the press confe
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
But it's not. It says "encrypted when sent and, in most cases, when stored on our servers". Even if encrypted at rest that doesn't mean they can't decrypt it. The calls and messages should be end-to-end encrypted bu
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Why would you run Darwin over other BSD systems? Does it have some advantages or is it just for fun?
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Who is the author of that incredible analysis? I can't find anything about Volder Z/Derek Vogt. Is it perhaps a pseudonym? Derek Bickerton[1] + Hans Vogt[2]? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derek_Bickerton
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I don't know, the whole post reads like a "So long, and thanks for all the fish" to me. They don't need a community anymore because they got bigger and at this point it's just easier to close it rather than having e
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
It seems that discarding your community once you have made enough money is trending.
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
If I understand correctly his hypotheses is that the Roma while migrating from India to Europe picked up features of various languages, in particular they used an earlier version of Syriac for spelling their language. The Voynich language w
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I'm totally cool with dropping legacy stuff that has a proper replacement.
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
I won't be happy if it were to fail but certainly I won't despair either. I don't want amazing performance improvements at the cost of huge functionality losses. This update is simple a regression: almost every add-on I have
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by rnhmjoj 9y ago
Personally I can't tolerate for too long a software that I have to fight with everyday to make it work the way I want. With Firefox it started with a few small changes but in the end I have found myself working on an userPrefs.js with

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