eugeneionesco

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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
You're spreading FUD. I suggest you educate yourself on the reasons grsecurity patches are no longer public anymore.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
>The webassembly exploit part of the chain bums me out (I was always afraid of stuff like this when I was working on the design for it) but it's pretty uninteresting, really. The simple sort of bug you get when you insist on writing
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Beautiful chain of exploits, well done.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
If this is the main problem people are complaining about, I am impressed by Code :) What a great tool from Microsoft!
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
...for those privileged enough that can decline a job offer
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Your site is full of juicy content, thanks!
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Of course it does, seccomp, developed way before pledge :))
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Stack protector was developed by Immunix, W^X was developed by Openwall, both for linux.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
I don't think you know where the vast majority(95%+ ) of browser vulnerabilities are...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
All of those are available on linux distributions, enabled by default. Not only that, they were developed on linux distributions and available on them way before obsd.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
All of those were developed on linux and linux distributions and were available on those before obsd...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
>I've used it on my laptop. Primarily because it has had few vulnerabilities and is very stable. The OpenBSD propaganda works I see... Do you really think the tools you use like your web browser, mail client etc, have less vulnerabi
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Expensive and hard to get in Europe :(
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
They could get access to the device dnsmasq is running on, your pc, your router etc.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Yes but how many places have the infrastucture to do HIIT? Come on, let's be serious here...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Girls who code CEO?? Wow, this will surely change things at the White House...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Almost instant DNS change is something that I kinda take for granted. Surprising that's so rare...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
You don't leak any traffic information if you don't enable the proxy, which I don't. I like the simple easy to use interface and the fact that all the domains that I manage are there, no need to login to multiple registrars.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
I basically use Cloudflare for dns management, they make it so easy....
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Tinder on iOS also is buggy, at least in my experience.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
>It would be nice if someone make a docker image with all the tuning set (except the hardware) Have you not read the article? >In this post we’ll be discussing lots of ways to tune web servers and proxies. Please do not cargo-cult the
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
I'm curious what you don't like about Evernote, I personally love it.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
This such a non-issue and affects very small part of those that use React it won't affect the popularity at all.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Big parts of Edge are already open source.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
I don't defend him in any way but he is not indicted for stealing people's bank account just for writing software that does that, please don't spread disinformation about this.
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14858495
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Of course, socialism/communism is infailable!
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Yeah man, those poor poor vendors who make money on addicted users...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
Yep https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/evd5je/an-ethereu...
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by eugeneionesco 9y ago
...men on WS go after models not nerdy looking chicks interested in math and finance? :)

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