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by yabones 4y ago
Exactly. I don't know why people think that they can pay somebody to break the law on their behalf. There's no jurisdiction on the planet where privacy law is stronger than search warrants. Even selfhosting everything won't
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by yabones 4y ago
The value of proton is not that they'll break the law for you -- they absolutely will not. They are bound by the laws of the land, and when compelled will hand over all the data they are required. The value IS that they simply don&#x27
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by yabones 4y ago
They've made a windows 11 theme for KDE and added sketchy "license activation" software, what exactly is "Linuxfx" trying to accomplish?
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by yabones 4y ago
And he didn't just fall through the bridge, he dusted himself off and went to the game anyways! Guy didn't even go to the hospital for days despite being obviously concussed...
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by yabones 4y ago
Decades of neoliberal gutting and privatization has basically ruined the public sector & infrastructure in the US. What's left is crumbling and dangerous.
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by yabones 4y ago
Interesting that the top name used in passwords is Tiffany. Culturally it has a strong connection to the 80s decade, which points to two specific demographics: ~35 year olds, who might be in a relationship to one, or ~55 year olds who might
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by yabones 4y ago
As a long-time Linux user, every time I hear Realtek or see a rtlxxxx driver the blood drains from my head. Just a constant nightmare of crashy firmware and dkms hell. Maybe things have gotten better in the last couple years, but I've
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by yabones 4y ago
There is no clean energy, just some that are cleaner than others. For every solar panel, there's a pile of toxic garbage that must be dealt with after ~20 years. It's unquestionably better than the billions of tonnes of CO2 th
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by yabones 4y ago
That is a laughably bad source. Who Visits OilPrice.com? OilPrice.com's rapidly expanding and influential audience consists of investors, fund managers, resource bankers, traders, energy market professionals and high net worth i
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OpenSSL – C_rehash script allows command injection(openssl.org)
6 points by yabones 4y ago|3 comments
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by yabones 4y ago
Despite growing up in a prosperous nation, as part of a middle-class family, this is always something I've been acutely aware of. Most likely because both of my parents came from backgrounds with their own struggles. Every time I see a
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by yabones 4y ago
They knew that leaded gas was a bad idea before it even hit the market. The inventor himself suffered from lead poisoning mere weeks before a major product announcement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Midgley_Jr.#
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by yabones 4y ago
Exactly! Some people look at me with disgust for running an inefficient old AMD PC as my home file/print/backup server, but it's made the coldest room in my house very comfortable during the winter months. There are no centra
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by yabones 4y ago
From the mailing list[1]: > CouchDB opens a random network port, bound to all available interfaces in anticipation of clustered operation and/or runtime introspection. A utility process called `epmd` advertises that random port to t
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CVE-2022-24706: Apache CouchDB Remote Privilege Escalation(lists.apache.org)
2 points by yabones 4y ago|1 comments
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by yabones 4y ago
There is something vaguely threatening about this.
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by yabones 5y ago
A much better way to handle desktop memory is to have both a generous amount of swap on fast storage, both to allow hibernation AND to allow a bit of wiggle room if things fill up too fast, and also installing and enabling earlyoom(1) with
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by yabones 5y ago
From the release notes: > Support for Apple Silicon Macs has improved and is ready for general use With a list of several drivers and compatibility improvements... Very cool to see such progress from a comparatively small project!
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by yabones 5y ago
Russinovich is also the author of the Sysinternals tools, some of the most useful for problem solving on Windows machines. He also discovered a rootkit in Norton around the same time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark
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by yabones 5y ago
Really great couple weeks for Atlassian, between this and their multi-week cloud outage...
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by yabones 5y ago
You still create the waste either way, either as depleted uranium or as spent fuel.
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by yabones 5y ago
You can also use backports to get a newer kernel. I'm on Bullseye which released with 5.10, but you can install 5.16 this way. sudo apt install -t bullseye-backports linux-image-amd64 I prefer this to running testing, since I
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by yabones 5y ago
One of my old pals bought lots of drugs on the dark web over the course of 5 years, nearly a decade ago. They estimate that if they would have held that bitcoin instead of it (quite literally) going up in smoke, it would be worth nearly 5
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by yabones 5y ago
Honestly, a way better approach is to just stop having lawns that need mowing. More people need to plant native species that actually belong there instead of a monoculture of invasive plants. And, much more importantly in some drought-prone
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by yabones 5y ago
AFAIK the Datacenter pricing starts at 500 users and goes up from there. So a small org could end up paying 5-10x what they were before on the Server license.
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by yabones 5y ago
What's a good Jira replacement? Redmine? Phabricator? OpenProject? Just leaving the jira server alone and hoping there's no new and exciting zero-days? One thing is clear, these guys are a bunch of cowboys who can't be truste
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by yabones 5y ago
Original post from January 2022: https://signal.org/blog/new-year-new-ceo/
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by yabones 5y ago
I would love if blimp travel would come back, so long as you get more personal space. A modern airship could make the transatlantic trip in about 24-36 hours, so it doesn't really matter for casual vacation travel. It would be quite re
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by yabones 5y ago
To be quite honest, the problem is historical. We have over a decade of project plans, support tickets, change control logs, etc in our Jira instance. There's simply no painless way to export that into another product that will have ap
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by yabones 5y ago
We're mere weeks aware from migrating to their could platform after the self-hosted rugpull. This really doesn't give me confidence in their ability to not break my stuff.

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