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by rrix2 9y ago
Because all of these companies go to great lengths to hide their "anti-malware" libraries and do a bunch of stuff like code obfuscation and ASLR outside of even the compiler tooling.
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by rrix2 9y ago
> Granted it might be because I taught them to make pull requests, but still... You can make these sorts of trivial changes just by clicking around the GitHub web UI, I could probably tell a 12 year old how to make a trivial change like
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by rrix2 9y ago
Until it snows
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by rrix2 9y ago
The only entity buying stock here is Softbank (AFAIK), who is definitely not a "poor person". Outside of the handful of companies who have previously invested in the company (who are surely accredited), most entities who would qua
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by rrix2 9y ago
> Why what? why does increasing propagation delay lead to centralization?
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by rrix2 9y ago
it's one of the only usecase that matters if you're talking about using it as a general-use currency...
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by rrix2 9y ago
> every few days (hours?) some noobish person desides to ask some fantasy question about whatever topic of interest they are noobing about on openbsd (and other OS) discussion lists, and then gets whiny when they are being called out for
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by rrix2 9y ago
libfaketime is also still crucial for reproduceable builds with a lot of compiers embedding compilation date, too, right?
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by rrix2 9y ago
choosing not to store the data is different than it being unencrypted in transit. nothing stops snapchat from building an internal "product" that captures, say, messages with certain geolocation, or comments, or, hell, based on so
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by rrix2 9y ago
> This is beyond the scope of what is needed to provide the service, namely, copies of the data dumps available for download. you're telling us that you'd rather that HIBP act as a clearing house for credentials and user infor
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by rrix2 9y ago
Because they're still virtualizing literally everything but the actual computer. You can attach NVMe backed EBS volumes, snapshot them as normal, etc. You can have this thing exist in a vpc next to your virtualized components, with 25g
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by rrix2 9y ago
I'll keep an eye out, thanks
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by rrix2 9y ago
is there any information about nitro or ENA (assuming this is the "hardware accelerators" that are mentioned in tfa) that is publicly available? it seems like the most nifty little thing
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by rrix2 9y ago
They can exist in a VPC alongside virtualized resources, map EBS volumes (due to having the ENA onboard), are integrated with cloudwatch, ebs, etc
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by rrix2 9y ago
This talk[1] from git merge has a lot of information about how they run their backend storage and what silly things can happen as a result of that. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZNKR9wFe8o
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by rrix2 9y ago
uMatrix doesn't have any predefined lists though, you have to configure each site's matrix on first-visit, and it defaults to deny.
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by rrix2 9y ago
facebook only does end-to-end for "secret" conversations started in their mobile app. [1] https://www.facebook.com/help/messenger-app/1084673321594605...
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by rrix2 9y ago
FastMail is much better than google mail because it's not fueling google's hegemony over the web. That you have to pay for it means their sustainability is not tied to abusing their users. If you want privacy in the way you seem t
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by rrix2 9y ago
Until you type '|', since eshell will buffer each process's output in an emacs buffer. It doesn't actually stream between pipes, which basically makes it useless for a complicated pipeline.
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by rrix2 9y ago
Matrix via Riot has quite a great mobile client
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by rrix2 9y ago
Also, hi, we both used to hang out in #teensonlinux back in the day! Always good to see handles from that old place randomly pop up
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by rrix2 9y ago
Not if Chromium removes support for packaged apps: https://blog.chromium.org/2016/08/from-chrome-apps-to-web.ht...
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by rrix2 9y ago
If you reside in the EU they legally won't be allowed to starting next May.
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by rrix2 9y ago
Because most of them are?
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by rrix2 9y ago
i'd appreciate it if websites could load dark instead of white if the room I'm in is dark, and there was a well supported (and actually implemented) API for doing that.
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by rrix2 9y ago
it's worth noting that coast starlight's once-a-day-each-way schedule sort of makes it limited as a commuter rail option.
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by rrix2 9y ago
i read it as "might be good enough", which is entirely closer to the meaning that parent was trying to get at, I think.
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by rrix2 9y ago
It's almost like there's not a single good answer like saying "all ya gotta do is go out there and buck up and excercise!!". Like any sickness, you talk to a health professional and figure out what treatments work. Going
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by rrix2 9y ago
That you've disabled some of the Mozilla roots is laudable. However you're still trusting every other root to trust their intermediaries to trust their intermediaries and on and on to trust the people they issue certs to. This i
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by rrix2 9y ago
There's also plans to port KDE's mobile stack (including PIM suite) to the librem's operating system, providing at least one fairly comprehensive set of software. Your bank probably won't ever have an app running on it t

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