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yrro
7y ago
I I stalled it on my Debian machine this morning. The daemon was not started by default.
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yrro
7y ago
Because debt issued by a soverign and denominated in its own currency is fundamentally different to debt accrued by a private entity.
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yrro
7y ago
I just tried this on Windows 10 1903 and had no problem ending the process with task manager.
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yrro
7y ago
> why in the world is Wells Fargo not liable for damages? Surely the identity thief, the actual criminal who committed fraud, should be liable?
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yrro
7y ago
Last time I gave it a go, I found it was pretty strongly welded to virtualenv, rather than using Python's own (much less problematic) venv. I came away less than enthused as a result. (To be fair, modifying it to use venv is... non-tri
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yrro
7y ago
This is already the case in the EU thanks to the WEEE directive. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/about/product-innovation-stewa...
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yrro
7y ago
> If we get scammed by fake ID then we're breaking the law. The person who committed fraud by providing a fake ID is breaking the law. I'd think that a regulator would take into account when deciding whether it would be in the
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yrro
7y ago
Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful poem.
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yrro
7y ago
What has radiation got to do with a rocket explosion? Were they testing an NTR or something?
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yrro
7y ago
So this is less of a 0day and more of a 1300day :)
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yrro
7y ago
So if you're using Steam streaming and the session switches to the secure desktop due to a UAC prompt, what happens... does the screen just go blank (a la VNC), leaving the remote user locked out?
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yrro
7y ago
That would require Valve's developers have a clue about basic security...
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yrro
7y ago
That's a but confusing and I don't know how it would work. But last time I looked into how ForwardToSyslog= worked I discovered it was disabled in the default build configuration these days because rsyslog prefers to ingest from t
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yrro
7y ago
Of course, how else is a user running Steam supposed to update it? Headdesk
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yrro
7y ago
Have you reported this to the vendor or whatever channels are required to get a CVE?
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yrro
7y ago
How does Steam capture the secure desktop that displays the UAC prompt?
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yrro
7y ago
It worked well enough and ensured the example 'grandma' problem above could not occur. The Finder maintained a 'desktop database' which, I believe, was used by the operating system to determine which Applications were ab
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yrro
7y ago
Not as far as I remember, though I don't have an old Mac handy to check. Anyone? :)
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yrro
7y ago
I don't remember this being the case. I don't think it was possible to change either a file's type or creator code without a tool such as ResEdit that wasn't included in the OS. BTW, I think you're referring to the
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yrro
7y ago
What are fellow self-hosted email folks doing about spam these days? I've found that Spamassassin is letting through more and more these days...
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yrro
7y ago
Perhaps OS and browser vendors should push out updates that blacklist the certificate?
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yrro
7y ago
Why don't they display such URLs as: via.net -> google -> secure-payments / whatever/whatever.html I mean, I'd hate it, but at least it puts the public suffix up front and centre^Wleft. And it doesn't hide and
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yrro
7y ago
This was never a problem with classic Mac OS. Files had a type code and a creator code. The type code told application whether they could open the file. The creator code told the Finder which application to open when the file was double-cli
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yrro
7y ago
/dev/log is probably a symlink to /run/systemd/journal/dev-log on your system. 'systemctl list-sockets' will show you that the socket is part of the systemd-journald-dev-log.socket unit. So when a pro
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yrro
7y ago
Base load
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yrro
7y ago
I think the freezer cgroup does this, but I do t think systemd uses it.
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yrro
7y ago
IIRC it lets you get around the noexec flag on a mount.
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yrro
7y ago
Whoa, a gettid wrapper? What changed the maintainers' minds on making that available?
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yrro
7y ago
I've seen videos of these on YouTube and they seem useless!
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yrro
7y ago
Current British electrical standards require RCDs (GFCIs to you) to be fitted to new installations. So the RCD should trip 30 ms after the current starts flowing where it shouldn't. Plenty of installations won't be brought up to s
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