D4AHNGM

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by D4AHNGM 9y ago
If you want only that little description you can use `brew desc <formula>` as well.
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by D4AHNGM 10y ago
Without going into the rest of your points, which seem bizarrely furious at a piece of software, nothing about Homebrew forces you to live inside `/usr/local`. It is recommended, but if you want to run in `/opt/brew` or
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by D4AHNGM 10y ago
There's actually an `analytics` command that saves you even having to manually do this. `brew analytics --help` shows the options.
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
Thankfully, none of Homebrew's binaries are stored on GitHub. Most of the changes committed to Homebrew are formulae-based; of the ~5600 contributors in Homebrew's lifetime only ~430 have contributed to the core code.
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/ ~/Library/Google/GoogleSoftwareUpdate/ ~/Library/Google/Google Chrome Brand.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
Homebrew's creator hasn't been involved with Homebrew for nearly two years now.
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
Not sure why you're looking at Homebrew. If you're feeling jumpy about binary packages, just set `HOMEBREW_BUILD_FROM_SOURCE="1"` in your shell profile. Nobody's forcing binaries onto you.
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
Certain things are still being tested/rebuilt to work with the latest GCC. https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pull/36926
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
Aye. The Debian compile rules for Jessie's OpenSSL include "no-ssl2 no-ssl3 no-ssl3-method" so it's just TLS1.0 onwards available.
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by D4AHNGM 11y ago
Minor highlight: Debian 8 ships with an OpenSSL which has SSLv3 disabled at compile-time.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Checked Google Chrome prior to update, said it was vulnerable. Updated and now it isn't. Firefox 37 on OS X wasn't vulnerable apparently.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
I noticed the rather pitifully empty donation bar last week, and made a mental node to chip in a little bit as soon as I could. Donated €5 today, and visited the website again just now and the donation bar is more than full, which is just i
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
If most of the UK didn't already think Cameron was an arse this could really damage his reputation.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Kinda weird you've implemented SSL/TLS everywhere except the home page. Surely that's not a deliberate omission? Also, as much as I hate to be a pedant, spelling mistakes/missing words on the homepage look sloppy: "
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OpenSSL TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV Mitigation Patch(marc.info)
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Does OpenBSD ship zsh by default, out of interest?
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/Library/For...
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Disclaimer: I heavily contribute to Homebrew. Homebrew actually merged in 4 unique bash patches in 6 days after Shellshock broke as well, and forced all users to recompile to ensure that hole was closed on our end. The author of this articl
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Am I misunderstanding what the author means by 'real release' in terms of OpenSSL? OpenSSL themselves pushed 0.9.8za and Apple later adopted it after a significant amount of nagging in the developer's forums on the issue.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Correct, but long-wave radar suffers terribly from noise, I believe. The difficulty is finding a tiny needle in the proverbial very busy, noisy haystack. The F117 shootdown over Serbia had the advantage of having been able to tap the NATO r
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
This is neat. I had no idea it existed. Forever in love with the power & simplicity of Ruby.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
That's a nice simple little script. Thanks for sharing!
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Well, that sucks. DuckDuckGo run a Tor exit enclave. I hope this doesn't put them off running an exit node, even if only to their own servers: https://duckduckgo.com/privacy
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Homebrew has patched Bash for all 3 recently announced vulnerabilities, yes. The vulnerable bash will still be lurking on your system though, in /bin/bash and /bin/sh.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
They do actually use Git a little. Both the OpenBSD & the Portable LibreSSL source code have mirrors on Github that are updated in sync with the CVS repository. Whether that's because there's a demand to host the code on Githu
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
It's nice to see the media digest and swallow this bull from the FBI & co without bothering to even chew it a little first. "Oh the FBI said something, IT MUST be true!". All it requires is for someone to find that backdo
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
> This is a controversial opinion, but I am actually of the view that SSL is structurally unworkable against nation-state-level adversaries. Seems like a pretty sensible opinion to me. The entire CA system is full of flaws that can be ex
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
I recommend uBlock ( https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock ). Really lightweight, does the job perfectly.
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Good lord, Yes. Disconnect, AdBlock, NoScript & a pretty hefty hosts file. I'll happily whitelist any site that: 1) Doesn't try and track the crap out of me. 2) Doesn't shove ads in my face. 3) Doesn't autoplay video
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by D4AHNGM 12y ago
Interestingly, Sophos on OS X immediately identifies the .zip as Malware/Generic-Spyware and blocks access to it: finspy_master.zip: Permission denied

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