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by worklogin 12y ago
Consider how you'd phrase it if your comrade were standing next to you instead of being on the Internet. I understand your point that git is git. The code wouldn't be lost. But it would be an undeniable several months of chaos if
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by worklogin 12y ago
Perhaps I am not reading the correct area, but is there a legend for the different issue tags and what they all mean?
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by worklogin 12y ago
Cool, I'll have to take a look. Qualys SSL labs has a cool set of tools to output not only the supported versions/ciphers, but shows what OS/browser combos would be able to connect to the site. Good work.
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by worklogin 12y ago
You aren't doing any favors to yourself when you insult the userbase to which you direct your question.
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by worklogin 12y ago
Well if the vanilla is itself ugly and polarizing, perhaps it's best that a distro take the initiative to make it better. As long as KDE retains its flexibility to make the desktop how you like it, why not try to make it better by defa
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by worklogin 12y ago
I'm sorry. "What a truly poor design". Perhaps awful was too mean.
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by worklogin 12y ago
That is a truly awful blog layout. So much whitespace, and what appears to be around a 40 character line limit. I see the point is made once the license is pasted in a few times, but still frustrating. For all that, the post has a valid que
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by worklogin 12y ago
From the context, it sounds like he was asked to join a linux distro security mailer, which wouldn't make sense. Isn't there an OpenSSL mailer for this stuff?
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by worklogin 12y ago
Is it really that hard to have a vulnerabilities mailer for important stuff?
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by worklogin 12y ago
If you mean globally, then it should be obvious that banks, private research institutes and other sensitive workspaces are NOT going to use an off-premise code hosting solution.
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by worklogin 12y ago
As a mid-20s middle class guy, it's the only airline I fly. No-nonsense, good price, friendly people. No, it's not luxury seating, but I really like flying with them. They also haven't screwed up connections or held up my bag
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by worklogin 12y ago
Even 4.1 was much better than 4.4 - all the migration from text and contoured buttons to symbols. an open eye for "turn off snooze" on the alarm is indicative of what I think is really poor design.
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by worklogin 12y ago
You are completely ignoring the explicit harm that is central to the GPL. Namely, that if everyone behaved the harmless way you and VMWare describe, there would be very little/lower quality GPL software. And, that GPL contributors give
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by worklogin 12y ago
I agree with you - it's like having one NIC to the internet, one to a big LAN switch with every other device. No surprise for me... especially when the touted benefit has never been privacy, but cheaper network costs. I suppose they co
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by worklogin 12y ago
I'm saying she's borderline mentally ill, perceiving threats that don't exist from offense she takes from immature comments.
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by worklogin 12y ago
Once she said she had no regret for him getting fired, and that it was ok because he was a white male, any sympathy that could have been had was gone. She's like the white man who shot the black kids in Florida because he was threatene
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by worklogin 12y ago
The quip about everything being available to the news is not accurate. These are the sorts of records - only for official communications, mind you - that are only meant to come out years later (similar to classified docs) or in the case of
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by worklogin 12y ago
I don't have to guess - you avoided the topic entirely to make an attack post.
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by worklogin 12y ago
Centrally managed local repo, managed by another team. Sometimes, in a lab, it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
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by worklogin 12y ago
I want to piggy-back off this: PLEASE all projects, continue to offer monolithic packages as an option. It takes an act of Congress to get some servers internet access to fetch packages; being able to download a VMWare image or a blob to in
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by worklogin 12y ago
For the record, I carry a journal and pen in my pocket all the time. Writing down phone numbers and notes, taking a log of my life, keeping cards from businesses. Looking back through them is much more enjoyable than looking back through a
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by worklogin 12y ago
So a state-of-the-art graphics library, a critical component to your new, moderately successful video game, doesn't deserve 5% of the revenue?
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by worklogin 12y ago
What a snide remark. Why should people expect that NN is either good or bad? Or that the FCC has done the completely right thing? I'm entirely pro-NN in the way I understand NN to be. That is, that it specifically bans QoS setting for
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by worklogin 12y ago
More like a theorem. And Dan Geer is totally worth reading. http://geer.tinho.net/geer.rsa.28ii14.txt https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2...
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by worklogin 12y ago
Remember this is an American board; that means twenty-six thousand years.
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by worklogin 12y ago
Are seatbelts and airbags broken because people still die in crashes? Most security mechanisms can be circumvented by a sufficient state actor. For most purposes, when not being targeted, Tor does its job.
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by worklogin 12y ago
>As is, we are stuck with monthly (or is it weekly now?) mass shootings, staggering numbers of handgun murders, and a crazy amount of police brutality simply because it's not simple, it's not all because of guns, and until you
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by worklogin 12y ago
That course is definitely targeted to people with previous programming experience.
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by worklogin 12y ago
Perhaps you're downvoted because there is no context to this, and it's not related to the subject.
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by worklogin 12y ago
I've owned a Cherry MX Red keyboard for a few years, and while I like the keyboard itself, I wish I had browns. The tactile feedback of a keypress is really needed for error-resistant typing.

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