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Ransomware appears on Gentoo Linux
(forums.gentoo.org)
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rnhmjoj
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That logo looks familiar... https://security.stackexchange.com
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rnhmjoj
10y ago
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work.
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The main problem with (GNU) APL for me is the line editor: I can't feel comfortable using a REPL to write a program without keybindings like ctrl-a, ctrl-w. Everytime I try to learn APL I eventually give up.
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10y ago
The image preview of ranger has different backends: besides xterm it works on iTerm2 and urxvt using their custom methods. Not sure about Wayland though.
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Why would the editors of an online dictionary want to catch cheaters to begin with?
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10y ago
I think the offset is bigger than the actual information you want to store in most of the cases.
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πfs – A data-free filesystem
(github.com)
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10y ago
Seen this already? https://github.com/philipl/pifs
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If you need something more powerful you can have a similar setup with Privoxy. I have a script[1] that regularly downloads the adblock lists and converts them into filter/action files for Privoxy plus some custom rules. It's faste
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10y ago
Is a TLD alone technically a valid host name?
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From the paper: The registered energy of the static meters was measured using an Arduino microprocessor and optical sensors for detecting the pulses from the LED on the static meter fronts. The readings were verified using the liquid crysta
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I'm surprised it doesn't mention the X Window System.
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Yes, that's exactly how it works. See this article for an example: http://nikita-volkov.github.io/refined/ The thing is that, instead of redefining everything yourself, you could use a library that provides you wi
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Ideally I would restrict all functions to their natural domain using refinement types. This ways 1/0 simply doesn't type check and you don't have to bother assigning it some nonsensical value. However I can see something like
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Wow, S3 is a much bigger single point of failure than I have imagined. Travis CI, Trello, Docker Hub, ... I can't even install packages because the binary cache of NixOS is down. Love living in the cloud.
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10y ago
Continued fractions are perfect if you have infinite memory.
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10y ago
Ironically as I was considering Caddy as an NGINX alternative I found about a security issue that is very reminiscent of what happened at cloudflare: https://github.com/mholt/caddy/issues/1204#issuecomment-278
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10y ago
About tor: if an attacker produces a public key that collides with the SHA-1 hash of someone else's hidden service, then he would still need to generate the corresponding RSA-1024 private key, which is infeasible as of today. Is this c
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IPFS is the way to go.
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https://gist.github.com/b097fded87a2b16863947acd3a975b2a This is code produced by GHC 8.0.2 for the program module Test where factorial :: Int -> Int factorial n = product [1 .. n] The module thing is ne
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Building Mesa3D on Windows
(fdossena.com)
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NixOS modules are built around Nix and systemd so theoretically you could write a port for a different GNU/Linux distribution if you have those available. I'm not aware of any though. There is however a variant for Darwin based on
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On a side note: in NixOS ACME has been integrated into the nginx configuration. To set up a server with TLS you just do security.acme.certs = { "example.com".email = "youremail@address.com"; }; services.ngin
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I took a Linear Algebra course last year: the relationship between linear transformations, matrices and basis was carefully explained and also given a clear geometrical interpretation but the determinant was introduced as some magical matri
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There's also Blaze which is a nice haskell library to write templates or just plain HTML using combinators: https://jaspervdj.be/blaze/tutorial.html
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Yesterday I was helping a friend setting a box with no graphical session: I fired up tmux in the linux virtual terminal and then proceeded to realize without my tmux.conf I couldn't do a thing because I have always been using entirely
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See this https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Comparison_with_Others#General
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I get a "404 horse".
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Is there something like this I can run on my computer (or self-host)?
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