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by zx2c4 13y ago
First OSS PFM? Really? http://skrooge.org/ http://www.gnucash.org/ http://kmymoney2.sourceforge.net/ ...
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by zx2c4 13y ago
I was struck by that too, and came here to make the same comment. Why do you suppose they went with XFS? Ext4 seems like the defacto file system these days, but I know a lot of people seem to prefer XFS for one reason or another. It's
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Will label data be included somehow with the mbox file? What about read/unread status? This metadata is essential for any real data liberation.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Most of those distributions have mechanisms comparable to PPAs for similar functionality.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
I like USE flags and disabling at compile time code I don't want. Keeps dependencies way down. Fewer packages, leaner system. I don't mind compiling. Hell, on my Ivy Bridge, compiling/emerging most packages is faster than apt
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by zx2c4 13y ago
If you've got the time, Gentoo is very rewarding indeed.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Plenty of other distros are easy and look good too. Gentoo isn't one of them, but a few others on that list are pretty okay...
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by zx2c4 13y ago
From the commit: + } elsif ($origin=~/^[U][b][u][n][t][u]$/ or $origin eq "Canonical") { That made me laugh.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Not to mention the venerable RHEL. List of Enterprise Linuxes: * http://www.redhat.com/products/enterprise-linux/ - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux * https://
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by zx2c4 13y ago
I think they've got an edition based on Debian.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Solution: stop using Ubuntu. There are lots of other very able distributions out there, many of which not only have better privacy features but also are technologically superior in one way or another. In no particular order, these are all v
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by zx2c4 13y ago
I implemented this a while back but considerably more efficiently. I wrote a DNS forwarder that adds the resolved IPs to an ipset. The kernel implements this as a hash table, so lookups are quick. The approach of this project does not scale
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Anyone know any single board computers with multiple gigabit ethernet ports? My UBNT EdgeRouter Lite with Gentoo on it just isn't powerful enough anymore.
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The Myth of the War of the Worlds Panic(slate.com)
1 points by zx2c4 13y ago|0 comments
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by zx2c4 13y ago
I'd like to see the binaries released as deterministic builds. This would avoid quite a few concerns for Mozilla supporters.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
How does this work? Why did they obfusicate their JS? Do I want to trust them?
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Cgit is written by C and it's quite easy to develop with a fairly clean code base: http://git.zx2c4.com/cgit/about/
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by zx2c4 13y ago
That's not very much money for an LXC 0day.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
PSA: Don't count on this to be secure. Not just because Koding can obviously monitor everything you do, but because the implementation appears to rely on some more or less flimsy kernel container isolation (user namespaces etc). This m
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Nytimes.com hacked by Syrian Electronic Army(i.imgur.com)
2 points by zx2c4 13y ago|0 comments
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by zx2c4 13y ago
This link was originally posted on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1l6qyc/the_return_of_... The submitter there is "corbet", that is, Jonathan Corbet, the guy who runs LWN. So it
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by zx2c4 13y ago
You're probably thinking of NSD, not unbound. RRDNS is an authoritative DNS server. http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/projects/nsd/
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Enables this: # echo caps-lock > /sys/devices/platform/$your_led_device/leds/$the_led_name/trigger
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Linux Kernel: reclaim the caps-lock LED on laptops without it(lkml.org)
1 points by zx2c4 13y ago|1 comments
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by zx2c4 13y ago
The OS is closed source, so I can't fix long standing show stopper bugs myself, and Nokia has ceased all development on it.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Yep. It remains to be seen whether or not they release SailfishOS for the N950. I sure hope so.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
Likewise. My N950 has an incredible keyboard -- it even have a proper control key -- but its operating system is completely dead in the water. There don't seem to be any modern Android phones that run on GSM and have physical keyboards
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by zx2c4 13y ago
As of GnuPG 2.0.21, gpg-agent can deal with ECDSA keys, which is quite nice.
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by zx2c4 13y ago
> it's the streamlining of application deployment. I always liked the idea of nicely integrating with the environment and utilizing the features of package managers, the file system, users, and all the rest of the niceties we have at ou
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by zx2c4 13y ago
> you gave me an example. Ahh sorry. Well to continue along that example, evidently it breaks out of lots of things -- https://grsecurity.net/~spender/logs.txt > On PaX, the kernel supports utilizing the NX bit on x86-64 and has

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