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by zobzu 11y ago
For i do quad races its not underground and you dont need much except spare money to get started. Theres no programming soldering or what not involved if you buy a ready to fly mini quad for 500 usd. Learning to fly takes a bit of time and
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by zobzu 11y ago
yeah weechat is one of the rare C apps to actually preserve state on upgrade (passes fds, saves state, load in new process, kill old process) its not that hard to do if the program is made for this, even in C, its pretty hard to add when it
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by zobzu 11y ago
this guy with the truck is damn lucky.
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by zobzu 11y ago
Admirable goal, wrong execution, not that its easy to get right, but still a classic.
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by zobzu 11y ago
It doesn't require that, you choose how often it should do it (which can be never) I do agree the UX isn't always the greatest CLI UX tho, albeit it "works for me" well enough. Wouldnt mind an easier solution tho.
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by zobzu 11y ago
I would like to have such a nice comparison as the page here but I don't really. I like duplicity but it's not perfect. zbackup seems faster/more integrated and also not have the reputation for losing data that attic has. Nev
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by zobzu 11y ago
YA: http://zbackup.org/ YA: http://duplicity.nongnu.org/
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by zobzu 11y ago
“I have read and agree to the Terms” is the biggest lie on the web "not just the web" ;)
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by zobzu 11y ago
I like the transparency that there seems to be around this as it makes me more likely to donate the money. It seems to mean that basically they get 9% of donations to cover various costs. Both non-negligible but also not too bad. Still woul
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by zobzu 11y ago
even the non-microcode part you are forced to trust but then again so goes for the rest of the hardware, not just the cpu
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by zobzu 11y ago
Fuck yeah. Remove this crap. Never do it again. Colleague working at mozilla showed me an internal email where the CEO says they checked metrics and Tiles and Pocket did not affect Firefox, and that their survey indicates people are okay wi
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by zobzu 11y ago
well it still says "universal" but in fact, its universal if you are root/can insmod/etc. it reminds me of the unlimited data plans that are limited after 5Gb. Not sure what happened to language :)
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by zobzu 11y ago
"There's a serious move towards formal verification rather than random functional testing," he writes. "Government agencies like NASA and some defense organizations are spending more and more on these technologies. They&
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by zobzu 11y ago
Most of these recommendations are pretty drastic. Not using keyservers and using --throw-keys for example - while the author's examples are valid, i fear that PGP needs more useability, not less, to strike a balance of "pretty goo
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by zobzu 11y ago
Actually it improves a bit since more apps are rewritten and metro apps default to their own windows Of course its far from being all consistent...
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by zobzu 11y ago
Upgrade path from xp is inconsistent even to win 7
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by zobzu 11y ago
I noticed that being nice and pretty good all the time brings you nowhere vs anyone being meh and pretty bad all the time. I think that's the whole point too, there's a lot of details but in the end - if you're nicer than the
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by zobzu 11y ago
to be honest, without a one liner install method you don't reach people. most will blindly click this even thus its quite terrible. certainly a better method is needed, but none of the alternatives provide "1 click install" l
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by zobzu 11y ago
it seems very similar to clearcontainer that was announced a few days ago, i.e. interesting since both are much nicer than "traditional container" solutions. Now for the interesting stuff.. init process (C): https://git
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by zobzu 11y ago
"When VMs take tens of seconds to boot, Hyper is able to launch instances in sub-second" tens of a second would be +- same as sub second ;)
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by zobzu 11y ago
Arguably Apple has been playing it's playbook without any competition from MS so far (since MS started by copying Apple's strategy on mobile - which was obviously now an unrealistic move) This on the other hand, looks like real co
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by zobzu 11y ago
Go Microsoft. This is the right move. Embrace. They had forgotten how, they're learning it again. (and yes, extend, and possibly extinguish may still be next). As a part-time Windows 10 and MS Band and Android/iOS user, I for one
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by zobzu 11y ago
what's good in this case? enriching someone?
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by zobzu 11y ago
welcome to earth
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by zobzu 11y ago
the kernel has the drivers you need. the http stack needs libc or equivalent. basically its the same except statically linked, and without debug/troubleshooting tools. yes, really! it does reduce the attack surface/amount of thing
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by zobzu 11y ago
that's an incorrect understanding on many levels unfortunately. About VMs: A lot uses direct-host-communication-mechanisms such as paio, virtio, etc. These are close to running on-the-host. Them KVM and Xen both have bugs and these can
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Mozilla Defense Platform v1.9(blog.mozilla.org)
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by zobzu 11y ago
You mean like https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS#DHE_handsh... ?
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by zobzu 11y ago
This isnt exactly news but I guess a good site with a codename is needed to fix things nowadays. Also, its nice and dandy to have postfix use SSL but SMTP TLS is always set to opportunistic and can be degraded to no encryption by a MITM - b
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by zobzu 11y ago
While namespacing allows you to do various things, most container setups are vm-replacements, running either full OS or not, they're used for the same purpose in the end (ie resources separation)

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