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by roblabla 3y ago
It's been disabled by default since 2015 - you need to enable support for them in the config file, otherwise the client will error out. In other words, if you don't have the following line in your ~/.ssh/config, you&#x27
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by roblabla 3y ago
"implementation" here means an implementation of the C standard (ergo a compiler toolchain). The full text is this: > 1. Existing code is important, existing implementations are not. A large body of C code exists of considerab
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by roblabla 3y ago
Do you have a source for that? I don't see anything in the US constitution being remotely close to Intellectual Property protection. It does have several protection on property, but I'm pretty sure it's talking about the phys
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by roblabla 3y ago
> Maybe this is reinventing the wheel? I believe something like that exists on mobile platforms for memory, at least on iOS you get a message (applicationDidReceiveMemoryWarning:) when the system is memory starved and wants your app to f
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by roblabla 3y ago
Seriously? I find it very unlikely this is the work of a "lone wolf developer". Newag management and executives knew about this. Some of these trains were configured (poorly) to "break" at a scheduled date that just so h
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by roblabla 3y ago
The solution isn't to move. Every storage mechanism is going to have some amount of failures. The solution is redundancy. Store your valuable files on multiple medium. I know a lot of people that have both google photo and icloud - tha
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by roblabla 3y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/tpoechtrager/osxcross
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by roblabla 3y ago
The law clearly and unambiguously states that inaccuracies must be corrected by the data controller. That their tech stack doesn't support internationalization, rendering them incapable of fixing inaccuracies, is irrelevant (and their
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by roblabla 3y ago
On windows it’s somewhat possible to avoid most of it by linking to ntdll, which only provides symbols for raw syscall wrappers. But a lot of it is unstable and may change from a windows release to the next. Doing raw syscalls without ntdll
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by roblabla 3y ago
None of the mentioned privileges should net you a persistence though, so there's clearly still another vulnerability.
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by roblabla 3y ago
What prevents you from using Unreal Engine? It has AR, and it seems fairly mature, though I've never tried it. Is it technical limitation/pricing?
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by roblabla 3y ago
There's now a single codebase containing both enterprise and FOSS. Enterprise features live in the `ee/` subfolder of the repository. This allows them to share code. (EE used to be a (visible-source) fork of CE, but the repos got
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by roblabla 3y ago
it... did? Their final answer is: > nimium valedīxit or totiēns valedīxit: "she bade farewell too much before" or "she bade farewell so many times before". nimium/totiēns conveying "too many times before&quo
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by roblabla 3y ago
> yt-dlp uses youtube-dl as a core, so if something breaks still needs to go to the youtube-dl and fix it. No, they don't. yt-dlp is a fork - if something break, they can just fix it in their own codebase without needing to go throu
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by roblabla 3y ago
The first three all have the same story though, where Oracle acquired the project, forced changes that drove the original authors out, who then forked the project and resumed development there. So Hudson/OpenOfice/MySQL essentiall
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by roblabla 3y ago
That's ANSI art, since it uses ANSI escape codes for colors. The two terms are often used interchangeably though.
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by roblabla 3y ago
As a personal VM machine, vbox is fine. But for anything more involved, it's got a lot of rough edges. We used to use virtualbox at work to run our CI workload (spawning a fresh VM for every job). Long story short: It does not scale we
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by roblabla 3y ago
TLS used to also guarantee that you were talking to the correct entity, that's what EV certificates are for. So there was a verification step that ensured that you were indeed the business/organization you were claiming to be. The
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by roblabla 3y ago
Even taking your (really flawed) comparison, there's a huge difference. With TLS the servers (the ones being attested) can trivially avoid tls if they so want - web browsers still support http, after all. In WEI, the users (the ones be
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by roblabla 3y ago
PyYAML knew about the breakage since january 2022[0], and nothing really happened. After a year and a half with lots of alphas and betas, I don't think there is much cython could do, short of fixing PyYAML themselves. [0]: https:&#x2F
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by roblabla 3y ago
We're talking about disclosing to victims here. There should be no adversarial relationship between the police and a hacking victim that I can see.
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by roblabla 3y ago
It has 50k users paying yearly. There's supposedly more users paying monthly, and yet more that got the "lifetime" deal. I'm part of the later category.
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by roblabla 3y ago
> This is not tortious inteference, since Apollo could have continued to provide Reddit services to their customers, though this might have required Christian to change his business model. So, this is the one thing I'm not sure I en
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by roblabla 3y ago
The problem is, a very very very large portion of the mods are using third party apps. If the mods go away (because their tools don't work anymore), reddit will have a very big problem on their hands.
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by roblabla 3y ago
Why does it even matter what the POSIX standard says? The C standard dictates that `argv[argc] == NULL`, and hence argv shall always be differentiable. Thus, it is very clear that the C standard was violated by the previous Linux+crt. Wha
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by roblabla 3y ago
Snowden showed they absolutely spied on each other and shared documents, though the legality question is still not exactly set. From the wikipedia on Five Eyes: > Documents leaked by Snowden in 2013 revealed that the FVEY has been spying
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by roblabla 3y ago
Valve is, unfortunately, a US based entity, and thus bound to US laws.
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by roblabla 3y ago
Kagi is fairly recent, something like a year old, so having 15 years in tech won't help you here. I doubt they're astroturfing like you're claiming, they actually have a decent number of users and a good following on HN. You
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by roblabla 3y ago
You could have some kind of event system running that pushes the event down to php. For instance, redis has a PUBSUB system, and postgresql has NOTIFY.
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by roblabla 3y ago
None of the standardized web technologies use crossdomain.xml, but I think Acrobat Reader still uses it for... stuff. And acrobat still has a browser plugin, so I guess it's still a potential vector for abuse.

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