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by tobias3 9y ago
OpenStack Swift or Ceph with Ceph Object Gateway. Don't use minio, it's a toy for testing.
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by tobias3 9y ago
It used libpurple to connect to the chat networks -- same as Pidgin :)
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by tobias3 9y ago
I'd say you pin can pin it down mostly to those reasons: * Do you have active snapshots (vssadmin list shadows)? Halves random writes to disk in the worst case. * Do you have USN journaling enabled (fsutil usn queryjournal c:)? Adds ex
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by tobias3 9y ago
Try MobaXTerm ( http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/ ). Also covers ssh (instead of putty) and has an X server.
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by tobias3 10y ago
My fear is that this gives the EU commision a justified target (US tech companies) when they look for something to bargain with once Trump fires first shots at EU (German) car companies (which he will). A EU directive could look something l
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by tobias3 10y ago
Or they could just add more error correction bits to the flash storage in the phone, if this really were a problem.
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by tobias3 10y ago
With default settings Windows 10 even shares the password automatically with contacts in Skype, Outlook or Facebook...
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by tobias3 10y ago
As always it's probably a plugin. You could integrate the functionality of plugins which everybody uses, such as an adblocker (Instead of pocket? You are already doing it with the developer tools) -- but you get all your money from Goo
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by tobias3 10y ago
I think there are plans for send/receive of encrypted ZFS datasets, which would be really useful for offsite-backup to untrusted (or less trusted) storage. I know it will be a while till you get around to implementing send/receive
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by tobias3 10y ago
And because they were dogfooding Exchange server they ended up fixing several bugs: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/exchange/2004/04/08/me-t... A net plus for Microsoft, I would say.
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by tobias3 10y ago
And it seems to store each file as one object. This should lead to a lot of overhead and additional costs (for e.g. S3 API requests) with a lot of small files.
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by tobias3 10y ago
Maybe you could point us to a similar (succinct) description of the involved cryptography? This one e.g. https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/1098.pdf ?
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by tobias3 10y ago
Yes, how the amounts paid are kept anonymous is particularily interesting: https://people.xiph.org/~greg/confidential_values.txt The involved parties are kept anonymous by enforced mixing, I think.
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by tobias3 10y ago
This is also not very encouraging: > R: Sorry, I don't say it clear, please forgive my bad English since my native language is Chinese. As I said this is my fault that we don't understand the Mozilla policy clearly that we don&
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by tobias3 10y ago
Sure, no one needs that source code anyway because they are not adding anything of value. But if they are not complying the GPL license they are legally not allowed to use the GPL projects. As an example for their relationship with upstream
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by tobias3 10y ago
This looks just like their GPL source drop location. No build instructions, no readme etc. This thread seems to confirm this notion: https://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?t=120535 Here is the one for Thecus: ht
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by tobias3 10y ago
I cannot find the source code of DSM. Are you sure it is Open Source? If it isn't Open Source this is off-topic since there is a large number of other commercial NAS OS e.g. Thecus, SoftNAS, QNAP, Napp-It... Most of them tend to have a
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by tobias3 10y ago
They are using MD5 to hash the data: http://notarystorage.acronis.com/certificate/eebb9edc63a06c5... Ouch.
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by tobias3 10y ago
And the same for LZMA: https://github.com/vasi/pixz (it's relatively easy to remember those commands)
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by tobias3 10y ago
For USB devices it would be theoretically possible: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/drivers/wd... A kindle is just a USB drive, though. And that driver is probably kernel mode for perfo
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by tobias3 10y ago
Or they have realized that at this point they have to go back to the embracing state to compete with the Linux ecosystem. Hence all the Open Sourcing and the NT Linux subsystem.
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by tobias3 10y ago
They could have just bundled cURL with PowerShell/Windows like macOS does. But NIH, I guess?
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by tobias3 10y ago
I guess it reboots to Windows 10, but keeps the old installation in "C:\Windows.old". If you then do not agree to the EULA in the Windows 10 setup wizard it rolls back to your old Windows installation. Definitely a dark pattern, b
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by tobias3 10y ago
The EULA you agree to during Windows 10 installation prohibits class action lawsuits, but Windows 7 should be fair game...
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by tobias3 10y ago
My main takeaway is that the GPL is very hard to enforce (i.e. lots of money and effort) if you do not have a copyright assignment strategy such as the FSF.
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by tobias3 10y ago
He also gave them blame files as pdfs. But then the court complains about them being unconnected to the VMWare software. My takeaway is that this needs a magnitude more effort. I guess one has to manually go through the history and filter o
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by tobias3 10y ago
I know that. But that wouldn't stop Microsoft from using it.
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by tobias3 10y ago
Since Vista Windows has transactional NTFS and registry e.g. CreateFileTransacted and RegOpenKeyTransacted, so it should be possible...
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by tobias3 10y ago
One also sees the little 1990 peak. That's when inefficient east-block power plants started to be turned off and be replaced by more efficient versions. Other countries did not have such an easy way to increase overall power plant effi
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by tobias3 10y ago
You might be right. According to openhub Firefox had 1121 contributors last year. Compared to that Chromium had 1919 contributors. Not all of them work for Mozilla and Google respectively and not all employees commit to the code base...

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