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by subway 8y ago
Signal, the service is centralized, but there's no reason that Signal, the protocol can't be. In fact before Moxie went on his silly "only I can do security right" rampage, Signal was federated with a server hosted by Cy
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by subway 8y ago
Hotel Penn is damn near the only place you'll find a rate like that, and if that's where you stayed, it sounds like you got one of the nicer rooms.
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by subway 8y ago
That kind of breaks down if you consider existing chains have forked. See Ethereum vs Ethereum Classic or Bitcoin vs Bitcoin Cash as examples. Git, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Certificate Transparency logs are all examples of merkle trees (and a
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by subway 8y ago
Calling HERE "officially supported" is a stretch. It's a downright painful to use app running in the android container.
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by subway 9y ago
Arguably, git is a blockchain, albeit one with a very weak (non-existant?) consensus model.
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by subway 9y ago
GP never even implied there was a separate Taiwanese language, only that the characters were Taiwanese.
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by subway 9y ago
I wonder how far down the stack they plan to go with manufacturing their own designs. In the past, System76 was largely just rebadged Clevos with software/firmware updates. I wonder if the systems going into their new chassis will be s
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by subway 9y ago
After this thread, I don't trust the dragonfly team to tie their shoes. Not a chance I'll be using their software.
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by subway 9y ago
Same boat. I'm still close friends with, and have mad respect for the folks who stuck with proper engineering when I realized that sort of work doesn't really align with the way I naturally think. They've demonstrated years o
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by subway 9y ago
There's no vague about it. MD5 collisions have been possible to generate for over a decade now. http://www.win.tue.nl/hashclash/SoftIntCodeSign/ A sha256 or sha512 would be more appropriate.
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by subway 9y ago
MD5 release checksums? c'mon folks, get with the times...
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by subway 9y ago
The linked page is just a technical document outlining the protocol. More general info on Diaspora can be found on the foundation's page: https://diasporafoundation.org/
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by subway 9y ago
I found the discussion on the topic interesting.
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by subway 9y ago
For the most part in the US, over the counter sleeping pills are first-generation anti-histamines. Good ol Benadryl.
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by subway 9y ago
This is just a web-app using smtp to ask your mail server if it is willing to accept mail for your address, then leaving before actually passing any mail.
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by subway 9y ago
GP is pretty clearly talking about blaming the company (processes) and not individuals. The entire post laments the fact that entities external to the company will repeatedly forgive the company if the company goes through the motion of pub
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by subway 9y ago
I'm kind of curious what the little blue system on the front page is. It looks very similar to a CuBox (speaking of; I'm kind of sad there are no iMX6 images), but with slightly different port placement.
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by subway 9y ago
So now everyone has to use the same pin pad? Then god forbid they each touch the same door handle on the way out.
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by subway 9y ago
I've watched the "my product isn't safety critical" line of thinking utterly fuck some companies. Any recommendations on which of your projects I can keep an eye on?
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by subway 9y ago
Good luck with the fork-and-rebuild strategy. It's a maddening process to track down then vendor all the upstream Dockerfiles when you want to use a DockerHub image, but don't trust DockerHub binary images. I seriously don't
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by subway 9y ago
Bonus points for installing a few near each other, configured to operate identically, but at different times.
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by subway 9y ago
blackthrow or svartkast is a term for a device left behind in potentially hostile territory to continue operating until it is discovered or fails
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by subway 9y ago
I think we're saying the same thing.
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by subway 9y ago
Depends on how much the devices cost to procure, and the budget of the party using them. Seems like these could be treated as "black-throws" given the right cost:budget ratio.
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by subway 9y ago
I certainly don't mean to throw any shade on the project -- if anything, the RAM utilization was less of a surprise for me than being bound to single-core performance by default. Sure, it's possible to split Synapse up into worke
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by subway 9y ago
Yup -- that's exactly what the end solution was. Unfortunately reaching out to those 20 users and saying "hey, could you be judicious about which federated rooms you join? otherwise you're gonna hose us all" kinda sucks.
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by subway 9y ago
The matrix.org home server is spectacularly overloaded right now, causing messages to take several seconds to be delivered at a minimum. It isn't terribly surprising considering my own federated home server with under 20 users sits aro
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by subway 9y ago
There are times when it has to happen. It certainly shouldn't be an every day occurrence, but even in the best environments, there are times when SHTF only under a production workload, and you need an understanding of why yesterday.
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by subway 9y ago
Sure, but that does nothing to prevent the person who invoke the debugger from inadvertently triggering prod alerts, possibly encouraging more folks to ssh in to see what's going on.
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by subway 9y ago
even on immutable hosts it isn't surprising to see somebody has ssh'd in for debugging purposes. they might be attaching a debugger, taking a core dump, or doing a number of other things that could cause a drastic perf hit while n

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