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Crypto Stick becomes Nitrokey(nitrokey.com)
4 points by tete 12y ago|1 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I'd consider that a feature of Go. At least that this is not your only way. What you want is maybe something like Beego. http://beego.me/
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by tete 12y ago
Well, even if it wasn't a post/pre install, even a node library can fork that exact command, upload your home directory, etc. That's actually the reason it isn't just dangerous if run as root. Many people have huge amoun
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FreeBSD Packer template(github.com)
2 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
I agree. However people new to a language might be interested in how something like that is implemented.
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by tete 12y ago
What I find really frightening is where they write: From a military perspective, surveillance of the Internet is merely "Phase 0" in the US digital war strategy. [...] This enables them to "control/destroy critical sy
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by tete 12y ago
Pretty nice! I mostly used Rust Nightly till now. The language, the ecosystem, etc. seems really mature now. I've been following language development for a while now. I've never seen something that is really a new language and i
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LibertyBSD - OpenBSD without non-free firmware (libertybsd.net)
3 points by tete 12y ago|2 comments
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by tete 12y ago
You might want to look at page 19 and 35: http://www.spiegel.de/media/media-35515.pdf Did he actually say break?
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by tete 12y ago
Maybe not exactly new, but hot and for sure something you don't want to miss and probably don't know yet: Learn how your operating system's network stack works, how you can manipulate behavior with sysctls or kernel arguments
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by tete 12y ago
I agree. The UN isn't close to a great organization in reality, but at least on paper this is where the Human Rights are from and that's something most sane people can agree on. In the end what really matters is to make sure peopl
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by tete 12y ago
But look at other examples. JavaScript became ECMAScript, where ECMA is there to define standards, but still there are a couple of big players from certain companies and still they do Dart, which is mostly a Google thing and is a direct com
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by tete 12y ago
Looking at the the numbers I don't really understand why especially UK and US rank so high. https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-net-2014/freedom-net... For UK: They seem to censor the biggest and most rec
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Devuan – a Debian fork without systemd(devuan.org)
3 points by tete 12y ago|0 comments
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by tete 12y ago
cat-v is actually pretty nice. A lot of their stuff looks a bit like "Oh my god, why" and "That person just doesn't have a clue". I thought the same with so many technologies that I got into. I always thought KISS w
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by tete 12y ago
Slightly OT: That code makes me miss Perl. Working, nice looking, easily understandable, object oriented, async code. https://github.com/rjbs/Soviet-Minecraft/blob/master/lib/Sov...
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by tete 12y ago
There seems to be a trend. It's really nice, because just about everything has a Lua interface these days and you can make nice applications in it. Like Lua works embedded in databases like Redis or web servers like nginx or operating
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by tete 12y ago
There are a lot of really nice Lua frameworks recently. Lapis is really cool too: http://leafo.net/lapis/
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by tete 12y ago
You will find that FreeBSD is way easier to configure manually, but you have to. One of the biggest differences when compared to Linux distributions is that you have a base system which split from third party software. This is true for the
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by tete 12y ago
Tor Browser will soon have a slider to regulate stuff like how much stuff is allowed (the current settings will be the lowest on a scale of 5 or so points). This is supposed to help fixing the problem of JavaScript vs fingerprinting when on
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by tete 12y ago
This is a really great project! I think caring about people in prisons is one of the best ways to show the strength of a society. I know, the US/Californian prison system has many things to criticize and rant about (and people should!)
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by tete 12y ago
I'm really curious about the results. This is the first time something like this has happened, but with the results, actually knowing a lot of variables, not even from the lander itself other missions will have something to base their
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by tete 12y ago
Looks like a nice little language. I wonder what the intention was for not using or (re)implementing Lua. I might be wrong, but it seems kinda close to it on first look.
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by tete 12y ago
Thousands of employees of all the agencies would become jobless. You don't really want that, do you? ;) Contracts with private organizations would also be affected. The whole economy would break down! [sarcasm]
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by tete 12y ago
Can't edit anymore, so here a second posting. Since what I wrote probably sounds a bit bold I want to add a reference tho this. Zbigniew Brzezinski, who advised many US presidents in the last couple of decades wrote many books. Among t
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by tete 12y ago
As for the government being more in favor than they want to pretend: I live in Europe. Here every now and then the legalization of marijuana comes up. However when a politician or a political party agrees the public opinion about that perso
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by tete 12y ago
Wait, what? What theories? I just don't think that politicians care that much about legalizing marijuana. Why would they? And the other statement that I made is that legalizing marijuana isn't something successful politicians star
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by tete 12y ago
I have been thinking about this, but it actually seems kinda weird. So we see a country where there is capital punishment, but it's fine to smoke weed. It feels a bit like government are more in favor of drugs than they want to pretend
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by tete 12y ago
Given the secrecy on this topic, the anti-democracy that was revealed by Snowden and how the US government (and other institutions) deals with this makes that sound very naive. As sad as this might make me I do not see ordinary democratic w
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by tete 12y ago
May be related to Australia being a part of the Five Eyes. Keep in mind though that the UK is a special case in the EU in many many ways. However there are many organizations, countries and interests involved here. There are the US, the res

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