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FreedomWarrior
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Comment #16896570
For some reason wifi vendors typically ship devices without any radio firmware at all, but leave it up to the driver to load it. Rendering the device 100% useless without loading s…
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Comment #16896360
The problem is that many wifi adapters require loading a binary blob at initialization time. "Burnt-in" firmware is practically the same as hardware, which you already trust since …
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Comment #16896290
Are there AC adapters that don't require proprietary firmware to run?
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Comment #16785043
Yes, because the CIA would never lie to us, right? They would never poison a Russian ex-spy to make Putin look bad? I don't think this attack was orchestrated by a US entity. Or Ru…
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Comment #16784969
> If it wasn't done by the US government this is terrorism Why would the situation be different if it turns out it was US government?
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Comment #16490015
Like Nix?
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Comment #16463335
> A party which aggressively blocks and filters anything critical of the government, the installation of key-loggers, face recognition cams, firewalls, and a huge system of monitor…
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Comment #16461286
As an "old-school" sysadmin I have the opposite view: it's difficult to find jobs that don't require AWS these days. I know perfectly well how to provision and scale a large infras…
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Comment #16444216
To do a car analogy (this is Slashdot, right?): With Ubuntu, every time you want to fix something with your car, you roll it into the garage, pop open the hood and get to work. It'…
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Comment #16272823
GuixSD is just as disconnected from the Linux Standard Base as NixOS.
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Comment #16155022
I started using notmuch[1] a couple of years ago and cannot imagine living without it. It can do free text search on almost a million emails (and probably much more) in a fraction …
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Comment #16118770
Actually, pass has great support for teams. Dropping one or more GPG keys in ".gpg-id" will encrypt the passwords for the various identities. This works globally or per sub-folder.…
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Comment #16071682
IIUC it's not possible to opt out at this time (short of reverting the patches). Linus expressed some concern about it: https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/1/3/797
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Comment #16068073
You started this thread to warn about the risks of running untrusted JavaScript before the appropriate mitigations are in place, yet you expect people to open a PDF from misc0110.n…