sergioocon

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by sergioocon 10y ago
There are alternatives to that would allow Telcos to profit without compromising net neutrality, but are more complicated because they imply cultural changes. For instance, deploying content systems inside the network would reduce bottlenec
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by sergioocon 10y ago
I've been using SELinux in my Fedora the last 3 years, always on enforcing mode. No major problems, just minor policy changes needed that the helper was already suggesting and that were easily fixed. With the only exception that SELinu
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by sergioocon 10y ago
Updated and testing... Thanks!
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by sergioocon 10y ago
Updated and testing. Thanks!
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by sergioocon 10y ago
When I did write patents the lawyers were telling us: - Everything is patentable, it is the enforcing part that is hard (i.e. remember the computer mouse) - Patents are only valid if you have money to enforce them. And then I heard from som
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by sergioocon 11y ago
Abstraction to execute... keeping those providers useful and leveraging their capabilites, not the greatest common divisor
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by sergioocon 11y ago
Wow, I released and RFI 12 years ago on IPv6 when I was working in a Telco, and every vendor talked about it as a reality... I am still waiting for that reality to be an actual one. I am still waiting for my ISP to activate IPv6 in my WLAN
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by sergioocon 11y ago
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=CVE-2016-2315
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by sergioocon 11y ago
I would love to see how you automate the full cycle, not only spinning new instances
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by sergioocon 11y ago
I don't even remember what people I had in my contact lists.... I haven't talked in years to some I do remember Time to open a new account?