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by top_post 7y ago
ksplice is about the only reason I could see. How often are you using ksplice for patching where downtime isn't an option?
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Ask HN: Is Anyone Using Oracle Linux?
18 points by top_post 7y ago|12 comments
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by top_post 8y ago
The outrage here is insane. People are acting like Microsoft have already ruined something - they've done nothing, not even had a chance to do anything.
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by top_post 8y ago
Soft tacos or hard shell tacos? Why not both!
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by top_post 9y ago
Your point, well observed, is that there are very little repercussions. It is becoming important and more prominent (than say 10 years ago) due to constant media exposure and the constant breaches being seen, so there are a lot of roles bei
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by top_post 9y ago
Let's not forget, this stuff is very very hard. That needs to be appreciated. But man, Intel be fuckin' up so bad right now.
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by top_post 9y ago
https://github.com/monobeard/libasmb64
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by top_post 9y ago
This. It's getting a bit hard to read relevant security news now due to this happening a lot.
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by top_post 9y ago
So to bring a technology angle to this, there isn't anything remotely equivalent around this for Cybersecurity where it has some parallels. Everyone understands how bad a pandemic is - the risk of lives is obviously more important than
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by top_post 9y ago
I read it as pull request.
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by top_post 9y ago
It kind of is more useful to abstract them, so we're not whack-a-moling the current hype or hot title of the day and can focus on the fundamental issues. I agree, it catches people off guard to think CSV files once interpreted can do m
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by top_post 9y ago
Sorry to balk, but I'm more outraged at the title, another injection I need to talk about that isn't really the case. The root cause is the interpreter executing untrusted input, the same can be said about macros or any other file
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Ask HN: Wrist pain and recovery
22 points by top_post 9y ago|27 comments
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by top_post 9y ago
I had this exact same idea but never executed on it. I like everything about this, implementation to web design. I hope you slay with this.
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by top_post 9y ago
Something more relevant perhaps - https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/4457705?hl=en#nexus_... So you can expect 3 years from Google for an Android device. Microsoft are already stretching well beyond that. The
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by top_post 9y ago
Agreed. For a comparison - https://www.kernel.org/category/releases.html
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by top_post 9y ago
They officially researched and responded to what was going to be a fucking hyped out insane event at most major organizations on easter weekend. The fuck you goes to you, it's not the 90s anymore, Microsoft well and truly have their sh
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by top_post 10y ago
"The decision to announce the research findings was intended to encourage increased sales and revenue for Q4 2016."