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wila
11y ago
Unix people? Not exactly the words i would have chosen, but i suppose you mean that linux has gpl licensing. BSD type licenses work well with unix,but are not compatible with the GPL.
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wila
11y ago
Avoiding the systemd thing here too, bsd for the win. Plenty has been said about it and some will never understand what is wrong with it.
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Dutch police crack encrypted communications network
(bigstory.ap.org)
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11y ago
The people behind the project are Dutch, German, Mexican [0] and none of them -from what I could see- would normally speak English as their first language. Why don't you send an email to point out the mistakes in their text? [1] They m
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wila
11y ago
I lived in a country where $10 was a normal day wage. Lots and lots of iPhones there. It is a choice, THEIR choice. It is not up to you (or me) to be snobby and tell them not to buy expensive products because they don't earn enough mon
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wila
11y ago
For non Americans, non sports fans that actually helps.
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wila
11y ago
The idea they are talking about is most like the scenario where malware throws up a fake BSOD with its own QR code. The user then scans the QR code to open a link to the microsoft website with more details about the BSOD. Except the QR code
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wila
11y ago
Jason has actually been rehired. [0]. You're correct on no patches since, but patches never were that fast anyways. [0] https://twitter.com/jdotk/status/709520637396656128
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wila
11y ago
Offshoring indeed, not exactly in the best way, but that is what happened. They have a new UI team now twice the size of the old one. For more info see update3 on this post. http://planetvm.net/blog/?p=2952
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wila
11y ago
which is described in more details here: https://wiki.galliumos.org/About_GalliumOS
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wila
11y ago
Yeah I have a last name like the "Van Der Bilt" example and sometimes people refer to me as Mr. "Van". Other times, like for booking an airplane ticket it is standard practice to drop the space. Can't book the ticke
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wila
11y ago
Umm... then you should reconfigure your browser as the site does not specify a font. It is plain jane flat html and the content is in a <pre> tag.
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SimpleVisor a simple Intel x64 Windows-specific hypervisor
(ionescu007.github.io)
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You Can Unlock Fingerprint-Protected Phones with a Regular Inkjet Printer
(news.softpedia.com)
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wila
11y ago
> And if you can get around the digital signage, you don't need the compromised OS. signing <> encrypting
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Termux terminal emulator and Linux environment for Android
(termux.com)
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This iPhone date bug will permanently brick your device
(cultofmac.com)
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11y ago
MT = MediaTek. If the CPU is MediaTek then pretty much by definition it isn't an intel. There are intel based tablets with a mediatek chipset though. BTW, a cursory search seems to the suggest that MT8163A is a quad core ARM cortex A7
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wila
11y ago
Seems you can download via bittorrent as well? [1] BTW, if you download a file of 1.1 GB from boum.org then the size of the download already pretty much gives away that you are downloading tails.. So https does not give you anonymous downlo
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wila
11y ago
Companies are much more comfortable paying for a product then using the free alternative. Especially as the paid for product has support and a smoother experience. Free is great for people like you, for others it is also regarded as the val
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11y ago
VMware has to follow their own rules, they have an official End Of Life support strategy and that means they have to at least support VMware Fusion until 2017/02/25 [1] There are currently no official statements on what will happe
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No builds are not easy to reproduce bit by bit as there are much more factors as the actual source. For example: - compiler version used - date / timestamps at the time of compile - build id's A good article on this can
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EU Commission initiated general software liability law, incl. for free services
(eur-lex.europa.eu)
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wila
11y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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While I love that this is open source and will certainly look into the details. It might be interesting to know that there's already a commercial product out as well using the native Hypervisor Framework. Maybe more as one, but I am on
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They are funding it in public, no secret on that part. Hopefully they won't fund secret backdoors though :)
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@freebsdgirl, thank you for sharing your story. Hope it helps in improving the community to handle this better in the future.
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11y ago
The installer depends on functionality available within windows. In this case, the version.dll is loaded indirectly by windows or the installer dependencies. The version.dll is a standard Microsoft DLL, just checked it here on a few systems
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I was interested so read the article. Enabling the "SafeDllSearchMode" flag doesn't help as it is not the current directory from which the DLL is loaded, but the startup directory from which the installer is run (eg. the Down
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The installer tries to load a dll called version.dll. As the default behavior on windows is to load from the same folder as the started binary first, it finds the malicious dll and loads that.
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