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by tobiasu 12y ago
RFERL. Enough said.
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by tobiasu 12y ago
It still is, and pretty much every nation on earth has signed the agreement. Most nations don't make themselves look like idiots by enforcing it against a bunch of open-source hippies, but try to export some crypto software for militar
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by tobiasu 12y ago
This is what it looks like when someone is caught in their own reality bubble.
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by tobiasu 12y ago
Finally you guys can all start sending patches to emacs. /s
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by tobiasu 12y ago
Given that Russia, Belarus and Ukraine had a joint arms industry until a few months ago, it's not surprising. Ukraine is a large exporter of tanks, mainly to 3rd world countries - they have tanks built for export that were not availabl
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by tobiasu 12y ago
BIND was also removed from OpenBSD btw.
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by tobiasu 12y ago
I record myself every once in a while. Makes for very depressing video.
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by tobiasu 12y ago
Russia has strategic as well as a tactical nuclear weapons. They have repeatedly stated that they will use tactical weapons to make up for any shortcoming in conventional forces. An example could be nuking a large staging area or aircraft c
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by tobiasu 12y ago
My question is: If Germany is still occupied, what is it that it can not do?
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by tobiasu 12y ago
How about you stop raging about things I didn't say?
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by tobiasu 12y ago
On paper. But the 2+4 treaty is mostly Soviets leave, NATO stays and expands.
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by tobiasu 12y ago
I'm intrigued, tell us more about the war against Russia. Which German politicians have deep connections with enemy states, and what are those states?
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by tobiasu 12y ago
My shill alarm is off the scale while reading your posts. Surely you have a link to that law...
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by tobiasu 12y ago
Say hi to PTSS: https://www.li.admin.ch/en/index.html
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Well, we're all waiting for you to write a BSD licensed git/hg replacement that has decent performance on a VAX.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Since when does OpenBSD (a Canadian project with a developer group all over the planet) need to care about some certification and standard bullshit by the government of the United States of America? What have the USA done for us lately? Oh
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by tobiasu 13y ago
OpenSSLs internal PRNG framework was ripped out and only the (noop) API is left. arc4random is the only PRNG source left, it can not fail and doesn't need to be seeded. OpenBSD goes to great lengths and sacrifices some performance to e
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by tobiasu 13y ago
This is one of the fastest electric race cars on earth right now: http://www.draysonracingtechnologies.com/home.html http://www.draysonracingfe.com/technology.html?Wireless-Char... It gets charged via induc
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Aha, "silly". I see your comment is full of arguments why this was the case all these years. Most Apache security issues didn't affect or had lesser impact on OpenBSDs fork. The only thing silly here is your opinion.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Before you waste time with better data logging, please install an ejection seat, parachute, and a built-in life support system. That's much more useful than sensors that record the demise of the passengers to satisfy the bloodlust of n
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Ah yes, the good samaritians over at facefuck, providing a service for free. (Leave it to us, you're too stupid to handle this...) Your disgusting business motives and my (consumer) interests do not align, at all.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Building a CNC machine with a regular lathe and mill may not be hobbyist level easy, but it's certainly doable by someone as rich in machining tradition as Russia. Amusingly, the incident would also dispell the (western) myth that it t
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by tobiasu 13y ago
You seem unaware that spying is a military aggression that doesn't have to be tolerated.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
The US (and UK) have no right to operate listening posts in Germany either. Just because they have some secret contracts or whatever doesn't make it a right. Contracts can be canceled. The current affair would be a very good reason to
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by tobiasu 13y ago
indent - indent and format C program source HISTORY The indent command appeared in 4.2BSD. And for context, 4.2BSD was released in 1983.
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by tobiasu 13y ago
It's likely the cause for this issue: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6147 Reported Nov 28th (!): http://i.imgur.com/CoALymQ.png https://gist.github.com/rmoriz/fb2b0a6a0ce10550a
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Explain why someone should spend time debating with you?
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Btw, I'm not suggesting to abandon cultural identity. Those are natural in a sense, while I feel that nationality is a tool to herd people in. Conflicts will continue to happen, no doubt, we're still human. But at least they are s
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by tobiasu 13y ago
Was he, per chance, invaded by a nation that loved its nationalism uber alles? A nation that was only recently unified from many tribes, and whose politicians longing for a great nation resulted in 50-70 million dead? No thanks. Nationality
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by tobiasu 13y ago
What is false? I'm not talking about the source string not being terminated when it's too long. That's obvious and there are plenty posts about it in this thread. Not sure what you want to say with the example code. Maybe sw

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