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YtvwlD
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Comment #40220645
If this is the only bug, then this is easily solvable: create the pty in the daemon.
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Comment #40220630
You'd need to be root already, so hard.
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Comment #39107816
You can use https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/ubuntu/ppa/ , but that's no official Mozilla repository.
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Comment #36692829
The FP2 got 7 years of updates.
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Comment #36692820
They exist for ten years now.
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Comment #36692805
Fairphones do, too.
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Comment #36543223
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36542267
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Comment #36016562
Shouldn't VMs run in ring 3, anyway?
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Comment #35820936
Okay, yes, but this indicates that they didn't read the ActivityPub before developing their own new shiny protocol.
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Comment #30178779
afaik no, but you might lose some features
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Comment #29258021
> Maynard, Weston, Wellesley all are near Wayland and seem less connected to existing buzzwords. Weston already exists and is a Wayland compositor. :)
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Comment #25846423
This is the default on any modern distro (which has logind).
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Comment #25069285
No, you can't attach to processes (that are not child-processes of yours) with the default Ubuntu configuration.
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Comment #25069265
No, you can't usually attach a debugger to a process (with Ubuntu's default settings).
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Comment #23991441
That's why you should be careful when using dist-upgrade or full-upgrade. safe-upgrade wouldn't remove packages.
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Comment #17163850
1. No, but you shouldn't need to store PII. Simply disable cookie usage and enable IP address anonymization in Google Analytics. 2. You can simply exclude IP addresses from logging…
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Comment #16513613
Unitymedia doesn't seem to be blocked either.
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Comment #16513612
Oh, wow. Yes, it works here with IPv6.
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Comment #15945838
Ubuntu stable seems to have disabled this as well.
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Comment #14855139
You might be interested in Syncthing (syncthing.net). It works a bit like BitTorrent Sync, is open source and does support IPv6 (of course).
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Comment #11799858
You don't say.
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Comment #11799847
I'll just leave this video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMQkV5cTuoY