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by crtxcr 3y ago
I've been using three profiles for some time now and it works great. One is a profile that I exclusively run in a Linux network namespace, where all traffic is routed over a wireguard VPN. A shellscript sets up the namespace, connects
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by crtxcr 3y ago
Interesting, but almost every click on the site requires an account (with an email). I would love to be able to assess it a bit more before creating an account.
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Drinking Baking soda could be a safe way to combat autoimmune disease (2018)(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by crtxcr 3y ago|0 comments
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by crtxcr 3y ago
>Further research revealed that the brain communicates with the spleen – an organ that plays a critical role in the immune system – by sending electrical signals down the vagus nerve. These trigger the release of a chemical called acetyl
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Reflections on running my own mail server for 10 years(quitesimple.org)
4 points by crtxcr 3y ago|1 comments
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Chess: Moving from online chess to over the board events(quitesimple.org)
2 points by crtxcr 3y ago|0 comments
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by crtxcr 3y ago
I was one of the relatively early adopters in 2015 when the BQ Aquaris E4.5 came out. I gave Ubuntu Touch a chance, particularly as I was longing for something comparable to Maemo on the Nokia N900. At first it was great. OpenSSH, bash, etc
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by crtxcr 4y ago
I'll keep an eye on that, thx!
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by crtxcr 4y ago
Good catch, thx!
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Fun with Gentoo: Why don't we just shuffle those ROP gadgets away?(quitesimple.org)
130 points by crtxcr 4y ago|80 comments
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Font rendering config on Linux – What they didn't tell you(quitesimple.org)
3 points by crtxcr 4y ago|1 comments
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by crtxcr 4y ago
I am working on looqs, it can do that (and also will render the page immediatly): https://github.com/quitesimpleorg/looqs
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by crtxcr 4y ago
The following resources provide some background towards the original Wim Hof method: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24799686/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9071023/ http
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by crtxcr 4y ago
Great work! >.. So how do we get it that simple on Linux? I believe the answer is to find someone with enough free time to figure out how to use SECCOMP BPF to implement pledge. > There's been a few devs in the past who've t
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by crtxcr 4y ago
I was a bit disappointed by some limitations back then when I tried it for a project of mine. When searching phrases where ordering matters, phraseto_tsquery() does not quite work for larger documents, as the tsvector position values are qu
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Show HN: looqs – FTS desktop file search with previews(github.com)
2 points by crtxcr 4y ago|0 comments
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by crtxcr 4y ago
To clarify: systemd uses seccomp to filter system calls. Seccomp employs the older BPF, but not eBPF. There was some work done to make seccomp use eBPF, but so far nothing is merged. eBPF is used in systemd's firewall code though, whic
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by crtxcr 4y ago
https://quitesimple.org/ Powered by a wiki I wrote in C++ (long story), not much going there right now besides links to my projects. I added feeds recently as I plan to start blogging at some point.
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by crtxcr 5y ago
>things you can attach eBPF programs to >... >seccomp / landlock security things Landlock does not use *BPF. Seccomp can only use BPF at this point, not eBPF (though there has been some work on it).
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by crtxcr 5y ago
- adhocify: I wanted to launch commands upon file system events, however without first configuring a daemon for that task. Therefore, I created adhocify: https://github.com/quitesimpleorg/adhocify - qssb.h: A header li
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CGIT v1.2.1 released fixing critical directory traversal vulnerability(lists.zx2c4.com)
1 points by crtxcr 8y ago|0 comments