udev4096

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by udev4096 1y ago
This kind of whitelisting does absolutely nothing. It's a straight up lolbin. Anyway, if python is allowed, then surely other languages can be added to whitelist. Ask them to whitelist go and use syncthing
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by udev4096 1y ago
I am surprised that no one mentioned run0 [0] in this thread [0] - https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/devel/run0....
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NanoVMs(nanovms.com)
9 points by udev4096 1y ago|3 comments
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A transparent, highly scalable and cryptographically verifiable data store(github.com)
2 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
It is the most widely used sandbox layer for pretty much everything. What escapes are you talking about? Are we supposed to take your word for it? Come on
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by udev4096 1y ago
On a separate note, I stalked your site and it seems you worked on bitcoin. I would love to hear about it, was it the early days?
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by udev4096 1y ago
More power usage, need at least 64G of ram to even remotely use it as it's intended, no hardware acc by default, buggy templates, sleep is broken, uses X11 for display, dom0 is not updated as frequently as it should be and I hardly see
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by udev4096 1y ago
Sure, assess the threat model. I would also take security over convenience anytime, just like you proposed. But for normal users, it's not that simple. I use qubes in my testbox, I love it but it's still quite niche and sadly, far
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by udev4096 1y ago
No judge can block any kind of mass surveillance program which has been ongoing since more than a decade now. This is a joke and completely irrelevant. OpenAI, just like every other corp, is storing as much as they can to profile you and yo
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by udev4096 1y ago
There are still parts of the web which are not capitalistically rotted. Bittorrent, Usenet, Bitcoin, Tor, I2P, etc. You can join them or better yet, support them by running nodes
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Cjdns – An encrypted IPv6 overlay network using public-key cryptography(github.com)
2 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
That looks cool. So, with project satyr, you are hoping that attackers would access your honeypot proxies from their actual IP? I find that hard to believe. Most of them either use a reputed VPN or Tor as their first point of entry so you a
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by udev4096 1y ago
I have been meaning to try out secureblue and hopefully even run it on production VMs in proxmox. Is it stable yet?
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by udev4096 1y ago
Qubes is definitely hard to daily drive. With it's ancient default XFCE design, it looks really ugly. Plus no hardware acceleration
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's pretty old and only affects openSUSE, the title is extremely misleading
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by udev4096 1y ago
If bloating the web and centralizing it is your goal, you did well. Clownflare would die if it weren't for the oblivious customers such as yours
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by udev4096 1y ago
> Like Apple removing the "Disable JavaScript" That's so fucking good. I love the cope from Apple users
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by udev4096 1y ago
Don't use it. Stop shitting on everything you disagree on. Besides, privacy is not black and white. No one is implying such a ridiculous claim. Just because you grew up in a disgusting for-profit driven web, doesn't mean that ever
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by udev4096 1y ago
Totally unrealistic. Instead either lock down extension permissions, use different browser profile or better yet use QubesOS for spinning up disposable browser VMs
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Yggdrasil Network(yggdrasilnetwork.org)
13 points by udev4096 1y ago|4 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
There is rpm-to-deb converter which works sometimes. Most of the modern projects include an AppImage these days, which is distro agnostic and only requires fuse to be installed
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by udev4096 1y ago
There aren't that many to ponder over the idea of recommending someone for a daily use. For beginners, Fedora is the perfect choice. For people with programming background, Arch. Ubuntu was sane sometime ago, not anymore because of t
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by udev4096 1y ago
What? How is this even at top? Some no-name program is not getting an update or is not perfectly installable and suddenly it's an open source problem? Stop being an entitled prick
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by udev4096 1y ago
Congrats on living under a fucking rock. How can you be so oblivion to such an obvious thing? The question should be, when have they ever not lied?
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by udev4096 1y ago
It doesn't matter. Bittorent will live on as long as humans exist. It definitely helped a lot in creating extremely important p2p and decentralized software such as ipfs, bitcoin, etc
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by udev4096 1y ago
On a separate note, why was cloudflare given the ownership of 1.1.1.1?
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by udev4096 1y ago
You mean redirect all the traffic to any IP the author intends to theoretically DDoS? Never thought of it, definitely scary with 3M peers
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by udev4096 1y ago
Using a container sandbox such as gvisor would definitely help. Or even using firejail for normal systemd processes
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by udev4096 1y ago
Could this be used to exploit peers if they connect to an intentional malicious tracker?
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by udev4096 1y ago
Because it's very similar to what people use. I would definitely recommend matrix but not everyone would feel comfortable with it

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