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by sigotirandolas 3y ago
Not to mention, there's a lot of things that you can mount inside a bubblewrap sandbox that will lead to a trivial sandbox escape. The X11 socket, the DBus socket...
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by sigotirandolas 4y ago
No. The Docker daemon runs as your user (not root) in rootless mode.
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by sigotirandolas 4y ago
This is wrong, both ZFS and btrfs verify the checksum on every read. It's not typically a performance concern because computing checksums is fast on modern hardware. Besides, historically IO was much slower than CPU.
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by sigotirandolas 4y ago
Stallman has a note about it from about 2017 along with a note that one of the criteria was being a Tor user at some point: https://web.archive.org/web/20170224183228/https://stallman....
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by sigotirandolas 4y ago
I'd expect the `copy_to_user` call to be inside `dev_read`, so that the userspace program can read the result with a further `read()` call, instead of mutating the buffer it gave to `write()` being mutated (that would probably not even
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by sigotirandolas 4y ago
IBM, Rackspace and various other smaller players are just Cloudflare resellers.
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by sigotirandolas 4y ago
The entire reason they are mostly focusing on getting DDoS protection services to drop KF, is it's seen as the most promising approach to kick the website offline. Most other things you need to be on the Internet are either already uti
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I was not taking an issue with the calculation of the 4% chance, but rather with this phrase: "But with millions of people infected, this ratio of S/NS variations would still happen at a pretty high absolute number." I though
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
If it was the case that the absolute number mattered, we would be able to sample different "Omicron-like" variants and observe various ratios such as 33N/10S, 33N/15S, etc. mutations. But according to the data presented,
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I prefer the "1 rule" for some data... the password is only on my mind, so when I die, it's hopefully gone forever :)
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
It's certainly not a one-size-fits-all kind of model, and there are indeed a lot of cases where being really good at one thing makes the difference. What I'm suggesting is not that you should simultaneously learn to program, do ac
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
It's better to be decent in a lot of areas than to be great in one area and terrible in another. If A, B, C, D is how much value you provide in different areas, you should try to maximize ln(A)+ln(B)+ln(C)+ln(D) rather than A+B+C+D. Al
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
For the lazy, https://invidio.xamh.de/watch?v=D1sXuHnf_lo (or other Invidious instances) for an age restriction bypass without a Google account
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Probably. Clomipramine, a TCA, is sometimes used for premature ejaculation.
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
To me, it rather feels like the opposite, like the "wanting to get better" explanation is a moralistic, post-hoc rationalization. I live a reasonably successful life, but many of the things that made it so are just luck. I was bor
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I don't think the parent was proposing reinventing the wheel, Python has straightforward process parallelism support in the 'multiprocessing' library and for Python that's generally a better idea than GNU Parallel, IMO.
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Same for me. I just can’t stand how the style looks like, it instinctively makes it look numb and uninteresting.
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
The problem is that there is always software in the long-tail distribution of popularity that isn't in the distributions official repositories due to lack of distribution's maintainers time. I always, 100% of the time end up wit
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Perhaps if you want a perfect solution, but in practice most people aren't cheaters, and those that cheat tend to eventually make a mistake and get caught by the anti-cheat. The remaining 1337 you can manage manually.
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
If turning off cookies is a time-wasting chore, you are more likely to accept them next time, which will allow them to benefit from tracking you. It's a net win as long as the benefit they extract from the people that get tired and acc
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
For me (stable connection, EU), after selecting "Essential Cookies only", the "processing" takes: * About 8 seconds on Docker Hub * About 32 seconds on Starbucks
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I assume the parent was referring to the "five reasons to leave home", as far as I know vaccine passports haven't been implemented in Australia yet.
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Various sources are reporting that Labor supported the bill as well. https://www.zdnet.com/article/australias-hacking-bill-passes... > The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed the Bill, with a total of 60 amen
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I’m not too knowledgeable about SELinux, but Podman itself can create unsafe (privileged, etc.) containers, so I don’t think naively restricting user namespaces to Podman is going to help, exploits could just create the namespaces through P
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
You could also give an unprivileged user access to run VMs, that has its own set of security tradeoffs, but VM technology is generally considered more isolated and mature. Unprivileged user namespaces give an unprivileged user the opportuni
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Architecturally, I don't think 1.000 subreddits and that different from 1.000 separately hosted forums/chans/Reddit clones (and indeed, many of those exist and the level of conflict and brigading among those separate communit
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Beware: The admin ( /u/spez) has a history of editing comments in a similar Reddit drama situation ( https://www.theverge.com/2016/11/23/13739026/reddit-ceo-stev... ).
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I do: https://old.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/gwo4o7/in_so... https://old.reddit.com/r/math/comments/gw4uca/rmath_will_be_... https://old.reddit.co
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
Traditional forums (such as phpBB) where posting "bumps" a thread are better in some regards. "Bumping" a thread at least requires you make more effort than clicking a button, posts inside a thread are unranked, and they
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by sigotirandolas 5y ago
I guess you could say that "fake news" is "not true" + "propaganda/flamebait/viral style". In my opinion this article focuses on the later but not on the former, while using the word for the combinati

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