yrro

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   by yrro 5y ago

   Maybe/hopefully it means that the package embeds only static data files that are simply unpacked and later removed, with nothing like dpkg's maintainer scripts or rpm's scriptlets.
2. 662.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   You can do this for TCP too by pulling out the info about the process that has connected to your socket from /proc. Not as nice an API but at least it's there.
3. 663.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   This a million times. Imagine how much less annoying e.g. syncthing UI would be! (Granted programs can sort of do this with TCP sockets too, at lwast on Linux: read from /proc/net/tcp/somepathicantremember and use that t
4. 664.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   Quick hack for you: socat TCP-LISTEN:4000,fork UNIX-CONNECT:/run/yoursock
5. 665.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   If you have found a package and you don't know why apt-get autoremove doesn't remove it, try: apt-cache rdepends --installed pkgname
6. 666.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   I expect some genius realized that a zero result page results in the user trying another search engine. But gaslighting their users with subtly incorrect results tricks the user into continuing to refine their query...
7. 667.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   Ok I walked into that one. ;) I was thinking more in terms of user applications. Bit having read your link I confess I had no idea about the seldom talked about endorsement keys. On the one hand this will allow my IT department to completel
8. 668.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   Which apps refuse to run in the absence of a TPM, please?
9. 669.▲
   by yrro 5y ago

   Classic Mac OS had OS-level support for document templates in the form of "Stationary Pads". You could create a document to to use as a template, then in 'Get Info' (the equivalent of file properties in Explorer) you cou
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    by yrro 5y ago

    https://eklitzke.org/path-max-is-tricky The Linux kernel defines upper limits for NAME_MAX (255) and PATH_MAX (4096). The glibc doesn't enforce this limit because it was originally written to run on GNU HURD which I gu
11. 671.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    "Vboxsf fixes for 5.14.1"?
12. 672.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Sadly Microsoft and Apple have gone out of their way to make it difficult to access the same UDF filesystem from both Windows and macOS. macOS will only access a UDF filesystem created on a disk device. Windows will only access one created
13. 673.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    I agree it's not a good look--IF it was ever said.
14. 674.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Unproven: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/julian-assange-drone-strik...
15. 675.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    TBH you still take the performance hit for journald doing all the lookups for each received message that populate all the fields of each message. In most cases you won't notice but I have seen some people complain that this extra proce
16. 676.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    The Debian policykit packages have (frustratingly) diverted from upstream here. They do not pull in mozjs, sanding users with the older and far less flexible rules files.
17. 677.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    If you want your system to boot if a filesystem can't be mounted, use the longstanding nofail option on the noint point.
18. 678.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Oh sure, we all knew what the article meant. I just wonder what the correct technical term encompassing the US analogue TV broadcasting would have been, as opposed to the system used in Europe, Japan, etc...
19. 679.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Huh. What is the right term them... just "analogue TV broadcasting"?
20. 680.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Info about the relevant law: https://wiki.openrightsgroup.org/wiki/Regulation_of_Investig...
21. 681.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Isn't the downstream traffic in GPON encrypted?!
22. 682.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    "clandestine"? Please, don't be ridiculous. The choice of fallback DNS server is a default that is only used in the absence of any other configured DNS resolver. If you are compiling systemd yourself then this is one of many
23. 683.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    They would just do what most web sites do, and ask users again and again, every day, multiple times per day until the user cracks and irrevocably opts in.
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    by yrro 5y ago

    How is the TPM used for DRM?
25. 685.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Where do the keys get strored? Flash in the CPU? UEFI variables? A second flash chip on the motherboard?
26. 686.▲
    by yrro 5y ago

    Sounds like your config is doing the right thing. It would be interesting to see what 'iptables -S -t nat' and 'iptables -S -t filter' say, as well as 'docker port CONTAINER_ID'.
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    by yrro 5y ago

    Kinda surprised so few people have any idea how docker networking works... The OP didn't (I think) say but... were they running their containers with the --expose or --publish options? Without those, there shouldn't have been anyt
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    by yrro 5y ago

    If you invoke the init script on a system booted with systems then it does indeed wrap the equivalent systemctl command.
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    by yrro 5y ago

    FYI, Software Collections makes the installation of newer PHP etc. easy and clean (i.e., doesn't interfere with the base system) on EL7. (In EL8 this is done by modules, so no need for a separate SCLO repo. The upstream term for this i
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    by yrro 5y ago

    > steam takes care of running those installers In my experience it does this again, and again, and again... every single time I launch some games!