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631.
by yrro 5y ago
If planes cannot fly safely on unleaded gas then they should not be flying at all.
632.
by yrro 5y ago
The EPA should ban unleaded fuel immediately regardless. Make the FDA choose between lobbying to have the ban overturned (against public opinion I would hope) or unblocking the development of better engines.
633.
by yrro 5y ago
Oh for fuck's sake. We (users of the free web) desperately need to prevent complete takeover by Google's Chrome ecosystem. But when I see Mozilla wasting valuable resources on integrating advertising... Mozilla, set up a 'Fir
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by yrro 5y ago
God I HATE this beneath-the-bottom-of-the-barrel quality enterprise value add shite. And the enterprises that keep paying for them without any idea of just how bad the quality is... That said... Don't you have to turn the PSP on (like
635.
by yrro 5y ago
If you've not seen it before - check out https://ipv6.he.net/certification/ - it's a pretty neat basic IPv6 training course.
636.
by yrro 5y ago
The unifi UI can't even display the IPv6 addresses of WAN interfaces!
637.
by yrro 5y ago
Your hosts will also use SLAAC to determine their permanent 'management' address, that's the one you use for connecting _to_ them. The 'management' address won't be used as the source addrrss packets originatin
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by yrro 5y ago
I think the article could do with a bit more information about _why_ you'd want to use macvlan vs a bridge. macvlan lets you offload switching to the network--so more of your CPU power can go towards running VMs. Since all traffic, eve
639.
by yrro 5y ago
> one of the YouTube expert on China Hmmmmmmm. His videos are flashy, watchable... and incredibly poorly researched. I am incredibly unimpressed by his "I Found The Source of the Coronavirus" video. And frankly it calls into
640.
by yrro 5y ago
Nice write-up. I think "desktop manager" is wrong, "display manager" is the right term. (xdm, gdm, etc.)
641.
by yrro 5y ago
How does this work in practice... do compliant capacitors have to be designed to 'leak' stored charge across an internal resistor or something like that? [edit] Ah I see this is called a bleed resistor, never mind
642.
by yrro 5y ago
I remember recently being confused when 'Ojox' turned up on a couple of config files... turns out it's the base64 encoding of the IPv6 loopback address, '::1'.
643.
by yrro 5y ago
Does this vulnerability have a CVE? The database has several entries for Razernon eof which is the only only I've ever seen rated 10. I come away with the impression that Razer care even leaa about security than Microsoft did in the ea
644.
by yrro 5y ago
> Instead of making meaningful change, Meaningful change: the ways that web sites track you are now disclosed and require your explicit consent. > the EU proceeded to make almost every European website 10x worse with egregious cookie
645.
by yrro 5y ago
It can be secured with GSSAPI.
646.
by yrro 5y ago
I wonder which Android will support first, MDNS or DHCPv6?
647.
by yrro 5y ago
Last time I looked at that it wasn't usable with a Windows guest. Looks like it's come on since then, thanks. Though the setup instructions are still far too complex (when compared with VirtualBox!)
648.
by yrro 5y ago
Can you run qemu in bubblewrap? libvirt has per-domain firewalling but probably not with automatic DNS resolution.
649.
by yrro 5y ago
Buggy networking, video, sound and shared filesystem support (at lease that last one is still an advantage over qemu which has... nothing. Not to matter, SMB shares can be mounted to work around)
650.
by yrro 5y ago
UK. I've given up waiting.
651.
by yrro 5y ago
I think I'll be dead and buried before my ISP (Virgin Media) rolls out IPv6!
652.
by yrro 5y ago
Without working Kerberos support for SMB shares... and without freeipa-client... sigh
653.
by yrro 5y ago
OTOH one American's share of US CO2 emissions is 7 times that of one Indian's share of India's CO2 emissions. Even before you take into account billing emissions to the consumer, where they rightfully belong!
654.
by yrro 5y ago
Oh, I only meant that with SAML, the SP has to deal with maliciously-constructed assertions. A buggy SP (and as the comments on this article show, these are common) can be fooled into allowing an attacker to bypass authentication. Thereby m
655.
by yrro 5y ago
Thanks!
656.
by yrro 5y ago
That record doesn't look so good when emissions are billed where they belong: to the consumer, not the producer. > About half of Britain’s true carbon footprint is made up of [international travel and the carbon produced overseas to
657.
by yrro 5y ago
This is because with the HTTP artifact binding, the SP (relying party) gets the claims directly from the IdP, and can therefore trust that the contents aren't malicious, right? It would therefore be comparable to OpenID Connect's
658.
by yrro 5y ago
Just be careful that it's now not too easy for users to log in...
659.
by yrro 5y ago
You need to add an App Registration. The docs are pretty woeful!
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by yrro 5y ago
Interesting idea. A sort of PR_SET_CHILD_SUBREAPER + "if I die, send SIGKILL to all my children" option. That would be handy...

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