NotEvil

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by NotEvil 2y ago
Not really, I have no idea what a foot is. But I can just look at yhe tiles and know they are 1*1 meter
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by NotEvil 2y ago
That's not a patch. It's just downgrades the nix version to 23 in nixpkgs. It doesn't help people who are already using the vulnerable version and also new users cuz installers install latest versions
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by NotEvil 2y ago
Not a astrophysicist but I would guess it's due to atmospheric drag. Higher velocity objects will burn more quickly
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by NotEvil 2y ago
Sorry, but which part of security. User can't pretend to be another registered user. They won't have the private keys. What am I missing.
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by NotEvil 2y ago
The problem isn't the employee or the hiring process. It's the security infrastructure! One compromised account, supposedly from sales, shouldn't bring down the whole company.
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by NotEvil 2y ago
The idea has been discussed. The main problem is that Mastodon is a zero-trust environment, and we can't trust the other server to send us the correct preview.
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by NotEvil 3y ago
There was an extension fir it. In polybar i think. Hyrlsnd-autoname is one for hyprland
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by NotEvil 3y ago
Not necessarily, it's open protocol with vim plugin. Mainly just ssh and running commands. And a part of ide running on server and client
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by NotEvil 3y ago
Wezterm is feature parity with kitty. But can be configured in lua instead of a long custom text file with vim tag support
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by NotEvil 4y ago
We can't because nobody supports it. Only firefox has support for esni and it's behind an about:config
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by NotEvil 4y ago
Can't recommend it more. The whole series is muah
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by NotEvil 4y ago
You might wanna read the article. It argues the very point you are making.
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by NotEvil 4y ago
Can confirm
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by NotEvil 4y ago
I don't think so. That's not anti-competive. Its like intel refusing to make amd chips on intel fabs. Perfectly logical
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Every editor supports it now
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by NotEvil 5y ago
And with the law. We whould have a backdoor in tls. And HTTPS will be meaningless
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Question, Why encryption after quic. Well I know that quic 8s not adopted yet. But let's say if it does do we need the encryption provided inside webrtc. And whouldn't that be redundant. Spatially considering the whole point of RT
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by NotEvil 5y ago
The point is not to produce semiconductor that goes against the likes of TSMC but to decoupe the supply lines for critical application (military, governments) from one source. The same reason they and every other country is building a gps r
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Not all linux kernel leak to host. Docker security is way better than nefore. And there also projects like podman and docker unprivileged that don't require any root intraction to set up a kernel
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Try https://kinopio.club
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by NotEvil 5y ago
That url is the demo one. I think the author have his own magic url for personal use
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by NotEvil 5y ago
You can, but then you won't have any support and any integration stuff the commercial one might
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Site is censored in india.
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by NotEvil 5y ago
You are missing that if micro-b was an "have to include" port. Usb-c whouldn't be created. There will be no incentive
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Because they can
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Because pgp is broken and obsolete
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Which platform your forum is on. Or its custom?
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by NotEvil 5y ago
Somehow crawling captions? Maybe
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by NotEvil 5y ago
In this case, satelite Don't even know it been used as a nav one. It's same as gps satellites
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by NotEvil 5y ago
You can use the mobile apps for kind of migrating it. And for point 1) through. I get that it's the same infrastructure but surely they could find a way to disable ssl on onion

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