deknos

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by deknos 22d ago
what can this do, what you cannot do with traditional elfs? static linking you also could do beforehand?
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by deknos 2mo ago
> Which is only the core problem because dmarc fixed the other core problem of figuring out who the given sender is. Does it verify the sender or the domain/service which the sender is using?
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by deknos 2mo ago
how does encryption work with zerofs?
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by deknos 2mo ago
once i put my on linux on there, will the NICS still operate at maximum speed?
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by deknos 4mo ago
I have two questions: 1. Does Radicle also work over TOR? 2. Does Radicle support Git LFS and/or Git Annex?
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by deknos 4mo ago
that depends though, which channel you choose. And their efforts for stage0 and such also increased the possibility for all. Yay for Free software and Opensource! we all benefit! :)
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by deknos 4mo ago
the idea that debian has a few million dollars to spare creates the assumption, that even if they would have... you would either not know how to fix issues, or not worth it.
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by deknos 4mo ago
you are free to provide patches instead of bitching.
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by deknos 4mo ago
newcomers will always have it much easier. also guix i think also reached this. also, stagex and others probably profited QUITE A LOT from the debian efforts, because they started to go upstream and talking to developers.. just arch linux p
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by deknos 4mo ago
"mimimimi". Those people do not care about quality in opensource at all. For longliving software this is very important. Of course, all those javascript and kubernetes packages which are irrelevant in a few years again, might comp
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by deknos 5mo ago
> What will we end up with? Only attested modems / endpoints in the home? you might laugh/cry, but there was a time in germany, when the telephone at home was owned by the state (the "Post") and you were NOT allowed t
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by deknos 5mo ago
You probably pay for tests and that the company has to be audited for medical diagnostics standards
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by deknos 5mo ago
so.. where can i get this data? XD
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by deknos 5mo ago
> Couldn't NSA have not known about an issue with ML-KEM, and thus wanted to prevent its commercial acceptance, which it did simply by approving the algorithm? Could, but they did not do that. So, the question is to be stated: Why?
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by deknos 6mo ago
i would not use html(5). XHTML? perhaps. but try to find 3 parsers, which parse html in the same way and not segfaulting. It's not possible. HTML is worse. You need at least something, which on parsing does not segfault.
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by deknos 6mo ago
i never understood why the markdown mime type was not used in emailclients in webclients or desktop programs... that would eliminate most html usage and enable longer texts than 70-85 characters per line.
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by deknos 6mo ago
I cannot wait until it's in an appstore for android and that it will work with android/iphone together. And i seriously hope you do not abandon it. That being said, i have questions: 1. When i have a higher version, but others hav
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by deknos 7mo ago
i would pay if it is in a format, which is not also trying to deceive me like bluray with its fucking DRM in its player.
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by deknos 7mo ago
would be nice, if there's a modifier in there, which says showinwebui=(true|false) :D
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by deknos 7mo ago
thanks. another question: Would it be possible, that the storage of pypi/whatever is some s3 bucket, where you have it encrypted (with authentication), and when you deliver it to a client, you get it, decrypt it, test for authenticatio
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by deknos 7mo ago
you know artipie? it is only in java, but does a similar part. will your stuff be really opensource?
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by deknos 8mo ago
they lost it, when they hardwared it with systemd. Nothing against systemd, but hardwaring is not a good idea in that regard. With guix, you at least install things in a container. sadly, guix also went the non-conda-route, so you could not
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by deknos 8mo ago
additionally: > This potential shouldn't prevent our inventing new kinds of tool. Why do i see someone who wants to build an atomic bomb for shit and giggles using this argument, too? As hyperbole as my argument is, the argument giv
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by deknos 8mo ago
WHAT is the usage and benefit for private users? This is always neglected. avoiding backdoors as a private person you always can only solve with having the hardware at your place, because hardware ALWAYS can have backdoors, because hardware
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by deknos 8mo ago
> Attestation, secure enclaves, and other technologies create ways to distribute software that otherwise wouldn't exist. How many things are in the cloud solely to enforce access control? What if they didn't have to be? To be h
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by deknos 8mo ago
Of course it's not insecure because of NAT. NAT (in all its forms) is just a very convenient technology for many people and niche situations. And adoption of IPv6 will be hindered as long as NAT is not a first class citizen. And of cou
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by deknos 8mo ago
hm, than i think it's better to use the LORA stuff, no? if i need an external device with my device anyway, i can use one of them. because the fun thing is cool, but people want some usable...
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by deknos 8mo ago
but for that to work, you need to attach an antenna, no? and where do i get such an FM transmitter? AND android does not support it in the software level, and there's no protocol for the waves?
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by deknos 8mo ago
is there an actual real good comparison of bitchat vs. briar from all sides? protocols, cryptography, supplychain, which software stack, usability and so on?
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by deknos 8mo ago
Now do HTTP Hashcash ratification! :D

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