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by udev4096 2y ago
What's more surprising is how small their team is. 12 engineers managing one of the world's biggest and widely used CA
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Ten Years as a Free, Open, and Automated Certificate Authority(fosdem.org)
32 points by udev4096 2y ago|2 comments
543.
by udev4096 2y ago
You'll find halt and catch fire equally engrossing. Give it a shot!
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by udev4096 2y ago
Most people don't have a standard of listening to higher audio quality and youtube has taken advantage of it. Those who do, naturally self host. Plus, if they started serving FLAC, it would be bandwidth intensive
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by udev4096 2y ago
Absolutely. The moral aspect is certainly questionable. Although, I wouldn't say "all brightest minds" are going to neglect their moral concerns for getting rich
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Show HN: An RSS feed for Docker image updates(github.com)
4 points by udev4096 2y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 2y ago
OP should've been more specific. HFT firms, not any other finance companies, probably have a lot more exciting work due to the nature of reducing latency using all sorts of novel techniques. I wonder if they disable all the fancy explo
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by udev4096 2y ago
There's https://github.com/eunomia-bpf/bpf-developer-tutorial if anyone wanted to get started with eBPF
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by udev4096 2y ago
What about the pirated books you used and millions of blogs and websites scraped without consent? Somehow that's legal? Come on, give me a fucking break. OpenAI deserves the top spot in the list of unethical companies in the world
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by udev4096 2y ago
Matrix itself is extremely solid. The most annoying thing are the clients. Element is the only decent one although it still is far from perfect. As for the freedom vs polished service, it's a no-brainer for any organization because wit
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by udev4096 2y ago
Why not use matrix instead?
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by udev4096 2y ago
No one, more than linux users, cares about privacy and freedom. What is even the point of using crapbook? Everyone in linux community is either hanging out on IRC or matrix or have self hosted forums
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Pure C implementation of Go channels(github.com)
4 points by udev4096 2y ago|2 comments
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Everything You Know About Latency Is Wrong(bravenewgeek.com)
1 points by udev4096 2y ago|0 comments
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BGP Labs(bgplabs.net)
2 points by udev4096 2y ago|0 comments
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Timeline of Computing(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by udev4096 2y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 2y ago
I have no idea about iOS but there have been past reports on it being extremely leaky and how apple basically white lists it's domains to bypass the VPN connection. Android doesn't suspend the VPN connection in any state, that&#x2
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by udev4096 2y ago
BTC is just combining all the past research into an application, which has it's own place but sadly not here. You might wanna read this [0] for all the past ideas that satoshi took [0] - https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm
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by udev4096 2y ago
Where's the infamous "Evolution of Unix time-sharing systems" by Dennis Ritchie? https://www.bell-labs.com/usr/dmr/www/cacm.pdf
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by udev4096 2y ago
It seems really difficult to actually use it. For instance, a standard linux distro probably has thousands of packages, components, etc. How can you verify all of them? Even if you can, does it defend against attacks like xz where the trust
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by udev4096 2y ago
https://xcancel.com/_markel___/status/1828112469010596347#m https://sgx.fail
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OpenZFS – the final word in file systems(jro.io)
4 points by udev4096 2y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 2y ago
They also use AWS so good luck using it on your actual IP
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by udev4096 2y ago
If you aren't comfortable broadcasting it, then maybe take measures so that it doesn't get to that point. Privacy is not by default, ever
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by udev4096 2y ago
Just don't use it. Expecting privacy and security from a literal keylogger. Who in their right mind uses a plain-text messaging app in 2025?
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by udev4096 2y ago
Did you even read it? There's no IP leak. And if you're a high target, then using some kind of proxy is literally the first step you take. The attack is nothing but an exaggeration and has no merit in real world
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by udev4096 2y ago
Clever finding but the title does no justice to the actual attack. Even a bare minimum threat model requires a user to use VPN or Tor which completely eliminates your "0day". Signal rightfully declined your report because it'
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by udev4096 2y ago
There's also Fuzzing 101: https://github.com/antonio-morales/Fuzzing101
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by udev4096 2y ago
This would be extremely helpful. Although, I would love a feature where you can add different linux hosts and manage them all from a single place, using ssh
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by udev4096 2y ago
That's probably a day's income from those boxes for them. It should be completely removed, adding an age restriction is merely a bandage. Steam is also extremely notorious for exploiting their user base on "loot boxes" b

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