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by theamk 10y ago
What do you mean? My Dockerfiles already use distro's package manager to install packages. Do you you mean "create a long-lived LXC container and use distro's package manager to install packages as needed?" The problem w
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by theamk 10y ago
What do you use instead of "docker build" and "docker pull"?
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by theamk 10y ago
> fraudulent-transaction-free processing network How so? Are you saying that when a trojan on my machine accesses my bitcoin wallet and sends all of my bitcoins somewhere, is it not "fraudulent transaction"? Because these thing
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by theamk 10y ago
"This cafe was closed for food safety issues twice, so they are now operating illegally. Their burgers are very good -- why not try them and see what the fuss is about"
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by theamk 10y ago
> Unfortunately the comments are a pile-on of negativity, rather than a discussion of possibilities. I don't think that how the community is supposed to work. HN is all about discussion of existing content. It is simply a bad form t
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by theamk 10y ago
The whole point is that AWS (nor any other outside party) would not find the keys. The article explicitly mentions: On servers in a text file in ~/.aws/credentials (where a lot of tooling saves AWS credentials) On your devel
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by theamk 10y ago
The problem is, that legislation does not actually protect citizen data. All code is still controlled by LinkedIn, and Russian goverment still have no idea what it does. If FBI (or CIA or any other agency) comes to LinkedIn with an order, t
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by theamk 10y ago
Related comic: http://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/dinosaurs what's next, eye-stalks?
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by theamk 10y ago
yes, but the same could be done by simply booting from USB stick. How does this vulnerability makes it worse? (unless one has BIOS password and strong physical security)
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by theamk 10y ago
I have cryptsetup, so I am probably vulnerable, but I do really care -- I do not have BIOS password, nor do I physically disable my USB ports. If I wanted to get a root shell with the disk still encrypted, it would be much more convenient t
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by theamk 10y ago
Isn't the 'disconnection support' (and by extension, roaming) one of the big points of tmux? This is one of the reasons why I never bothered with mosh -- I have screen/tmux, what's the point?
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by theamk 10y ago
I feel that author is very enthusiastic, but there are some pretty serious errors: "... fight between Docker and systemd is inevitable" -- this fight has been going for a while (at least a year): https://lwn.net/Ar
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by theamk 10y ago
Replace "containers" with "virtual machines" (because really, the containers are secure only until the next kernel exploit, which happens fairly often), and you get Qubes OS: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc&
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by theamk 10y ago
Looking at Stripe's API docs, it seems their preferred payment technology is javascript popup which asks for CC number directly. If the technology has been 'properly implemented', only Stripe will see the credit card details,
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by theamk 10y ago
Do you have quantitative information about that? I was always wondering how big is Fukushima's nuclear incident zone (in km^2) today. How much bigger is it compared to coal waste ponds / landfills, or hydroelectric dam which provi
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by theamk 11y ago
I used to program in Pascal long time ago (Turbo Pascal dialect), but the link does not show any of Pascal-specific functionality. Where are types with unusual range (var i: 0..15)? Where are arrays with non-zero based ranges? Where is the
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by theamk 11y ago
In the code the link points to, I just see another C-like language. What "good ideas" should I be looking at? I am not Oberon expert, but in any other language I'd say this code is pretty bad: - logic errors: We keep going ev