swixmix

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by swixmix 7y ago
People desire to be secure in their home and property. Living in someone elses house, like renting, erodes at that.
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by swixmix 7y ago
State law banning symptoms just makes us feel better. The people remain the same and now the problems go deeper into the muck.
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by swixmix 7y ago
The problem is layered. Renting is the wrong answer but, unfortunately, better than alternatives. Homed vs. homeless is just changing problem sets; I've experienced both. Finding a set of problems I'm comfortable with is difficult
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by swixmix 7y ago
I consider my threats to be my wifi connection and my ISP. I have a VPS, which I trust as my "starting point", that caps only bandwidth so there's no overages. I use OpenSSH as SOCKS5 proxy because I already use ssh and DNS g
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by swixmix 7y ago
The real problem is that it is acceptable for lawyers to use email for sensitive communications. Many lawyers just don't understand-- and don't want to. The rules that allow them to practice forbid being nefarious. (What I'd
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by swixmix 7y ago
I've taken 30 second exposures of stars at night but they were too blurry for my liking. The earth never stopped rotating and I didn't have the gear to correct for the rotation. There's no way to get an accurate panorama on a
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LibreSSL 2.9.1 Release Notes(ftp.openbsd.org)
2 points by swixmix 7y ago|0 comments
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by swixmix 8y ago
This exists for the military -> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_availability_anti-... Also, there are other methods to find position data.
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Honk Preview(flak.tedunangst.com)
4 points by swixmix 8y ago|0 comments
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by swixmix 8y ago
Not created by NSA from what I read. A US Gov't agency, yes, but not that one.
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by swixmix 8y ago
Your kids might enjoy this cartoon. https://youtu.be/9-k5J4RxQdE
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by swixmix 8y ago
Integrity of the file after transfer isn't the problem.
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by swixmix 8y ago
Location: Olympia, WA. Relocation OK (and ready). Remote OK. contact: irc://nszgbeksb5ncdbyiq4d67j5s5tzqhiu2xwzictdsbexvzr5g7lng7tid.onion/hello OpenBSD / Linux Ops. Largely self taught, since 1995. I enjoy living at the
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by swixmix 8y ago
OpenBSD is written by OpenBSD devs for OpenBSD devs. Generally, if you're the only dev who wants it then it's up to you to do it. If you let it go stale then there's a good chance it'll be removed.
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by swixmix 8y ago
The pricing is in tiers. Just the book is $29.
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by swixmix 8y ago
It's no longer a safe and supported system. (Opposite of what I really want.) Also the nag screen on reboot is alarmingly bright and, i think, just gives directions to disable developer mode. Always backup your files if you use develop
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by swixmix 8y ago
I use ChromeOS with a chromebook. It works fine but it's not a convenient swiss army knife. For example: To use 'adb' to connect to my phone I know of three options. 1 Use Chrome but that is extremely limited to web. 2 Activa
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Snake bug(marc.info)
1 points by swixmix 8y ago|0 comments
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by swixmix 8y ago
It doesn't appear that CO2 was the only variable in this experiment. Usually when people cause CO2 level to rise they also cause the O2 level to fall. Also, increasing oxygen will wake you up.
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by swixmix 8y ago
How can my DNA be anonymized? It's a unique identifier to me and leaks traceable information about my family.
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by swixmix 8y ago
It's not that I have nothing to hide. I close the door before I use the toilet. This tool specifically promotes hiding crimes. Mix questionable ethics with no updates in six years and it's likely to taste off and stale.
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by swixmix 8y ago
It worries me to find this in the repo: -- No logs - No crime -- See https://github.com/grugq/portal/blob/master/openwrt-35017-to...
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by swixmix 8y ago
link timing out for me, from archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20181010180016/https://blog.mozi...
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by swixmix 8y ago
I've thought about this, too. I think the real problem is that your content should stand alone, and a program should come along to enhance it. Think of it like putting emacs in the browser to convert your org files. Or [gopher]. [gophe
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by swixmix 8y ago
The KRACK embargo expired as per agreement but I'll partially concede after reading about this OpenSSL accident: https://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/regarding-embargoes Google broke an embargo early. https:
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by swixmix 8y ago
I think what you're insinuating is a side effect of the OpenBSD group being open, honest, and congruent to their ethics.
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by swixmix 8y ago
[ marc.info not responding for me, found post linked elsewhere. Edited due to markdown. URL: http://openbsd-archive.7691.n7.nabble.com/Disable-SMT-Hypert... Here it is: ] --- Title: Disable SMT/Hyperthreading in all In
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by swixmix 8y ago
Even if we solve this problem by getting the users permission, or using signatures instead of a URL that points off site, or with a proxy (transparent/hosting at server/tor) then what is the next complaint? Do we trust the server
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NIST Uncertainty Machine – User’s Manual [pdf](uncertainty.nist.gov)
56 points by swixmix 8y ago|2 comments
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by swixmix 9y ago
OpenBSD's target audience? From what I've seen, it's OpenBSD developers. Your other question was answered in the OpenBSD FAQ. https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq1.html#WhatIs

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