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ylk
5y ago
Off the top of my head… Firecracker, the software AWS Lambda runs on, is written in Rust: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker Mozilla wrote Servo, a browser engine, in Rust. Part of it has been integrate
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ylk
5y ago
This isn’t the Linux kernel but I’d say it’s fair to assume that the same likely applies to it: > Most of our memory bugs occur in new or recently modified code, with about 50% being less than a year old. > […] we’ve found that old co
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ylk
5y ago
https://www.cloudflare.com/plans/#overview The WAF is $20/month and as far as I know you don't get it automatically for free by using Cloudflare Tunnel, though feel free to correct me. There was the case of t
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Telenot Complex: Insecure AES Key Generation
(x41-dsec.de)
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5y ago
That’s not true: > By default containers are unprivileged […] https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd/docs/master/security/#contai... As for LXC: > LXC containers can be of two kinds: > - Privileged con
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ylk
5y ago
You said > The E2EE in Signal only protects the actual content of messages. > [By] (simply saving the data) Signal could get access to things like contacts and phone numbers. And the linked blog posts show that for a few years now the
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ylk
5y ago
As far as I understand Signal can't just save all the data because of how the app/server are architected: They use sealed sender: https://signal.org/blog/sealed-sender/ Private contact discovery: https:
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ylk
5y ago
I mean Apple themselves is telling devs to not send sensitive data in the actual notification > [...] never include sensitive data or data that can be retrieved by other means in your payload. Instead, use notifications to alert the user
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ylk
5y ago
> Any iOS, iPadOS or macOS device with “offline finding” enabled in Find My settings can act as a “finder device”. https://support.apple.com/en-nz/guide/security/sec6cbc80fd0/... Open the Settings app
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ylk
5y ago
> Communication with the Find My network is end-to-end encrypted so that only the owner of a device has access to its location data, and no one, including Apple, knows the identity or location of any device that helped find it. https:&#
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ylk
5y ago
What made you think that you need a separate disk just for ISOs? They can be uploaded to and stored on the default directory storage.
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ylk
6y ago
A better alternative would be ProxyJump. See e.g. https://serverfault.com/questions/958222/bastion-server-use-... Edit: To add some details - using ProxyJump you don’t have to expose anything to the jump host and
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ylk
6y ago
You'll have to do some additional configuration: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Thunderbird:OpenPGP:Smartcards
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ylk
6y ago
As jhawk28 points out this is not actually an alternative to an on premise product, so I don't get why you'd promote it in a thread that's specifically about an on premises product being EOL. It might be an alternative to Jir
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ylk
6y ago
I think beorg[1] solves a lot of your problems? It integrates with your calendar, shows you notifications and allows you to properly edit your entries. I found out about it through HN, iirc, and it’s how I got started with using org-mode. [
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ylk
6y ago
Signal apparently solved (parts of) that issue when they implemented it? from https://signal.org/blog/giphy-experiment/ : > Since communication is done via TLS all the way to GIPHY, the Signal service never sees
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ylk
7y ago
I think you could also see this as a graph coloring problem https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_coloring#Scheduling Edit: to elaborate, each committee would be a vertex and a committee-vertex is connected to another
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ylk
7y ago
I’m baffled as to what makes you think that. Here’s a list of drinks and packages affected by the compulsory deposit: https://dpg-pfandsystem.de/index.php/en/compulsory-deposit-f... Here, have a random statistic
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ylk
7y ago
Well your second quote states that bottles are either recycled or not. There are reusable and disposable plastic bottles. The disposable ones are of really thin plastic and crushed, yes. The reusable ones are put into crates and return
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ylk
8y ago
I'm storing a GPG key on a yubikey (set to always require a touch to decrypt [1]) and use that with pass [2]. pass stores the password, username (and whatever else you want) in a simple textfile, which is gpg encrypted. There's a
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ylk
8y ago
I tried a lot and Productive ( http://productiveapp.io/ ) worked the best for me but if you look around in the app store there are a few that are well designed.
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8y ago
Got told once* that they have specific teams working with Intel, etc. with pretty strict rules, where if you ever work for one of those teams you can't ever work for one of the others. So if I got it right ASML develops their EUV tech,
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ylk
9y ago
What about people not using those distros? Some want to package it for other distros, but it requires you to tag releases.
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ylk
9y ago
Well there's NFC. You put all your groceries into your bag once they scanned them, you tell them you want to pay by card, hold it in front of the terminal, enter the pin, done. Yes it takes 2-3 seconds until you can enter the pin (on
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ylk
10y ago
> (though obviously tied to GitHub) You can actually use GitHub Desktop with any repo: https://help.github.com/desktop/faq/articles/do-you-support-... (Although it looks like you have to clone it first?)
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ylk
10y ago
Did you try adding a swap partition? I'm using the ghost image from digital ocean on a 5$ instance and even when I set it up manually before I didn't have the problem you described.
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ylk
10y ago
Would you please define which of his books you read? Just saying "Stoustrop's book" doesn't really help anybody. He wrote a few books, as you can see here: http://www.stroustrup.com/books.html
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ylk
10y ago
But that's what the article is about?... The YubiKey 4C. A YubiKey 4 that supports USB-C.
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10y ago
Ahh I see. I didn't have Win8 preinstalled on my PC back then, so when I used that feature it only ever gave me the clean install. Thanks!
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10y ago
They'll have the 4C model in the T470p http://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Classic-ThinkPad-models-...
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