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    Comment #11437812

    Wait, what? What happened? :( I really liked that service.

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    Comment #11422519

    Sure, but, meh. A few dozen RAW picture files take more space. Storage is cheap nowadays and KDE applications generally are of such high quality that it's definitely worth it. Othe…

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    Comment #11422451

    Wuala is using it, too.

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    Comment #11420584

    There's Antergos for this.

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    Comment #11420573

    It's indeed strange and definitely against the spirit. There's an excellent open source project which does this and much more: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kde…

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    Comment #11420565

    Fedora is the only real alternative if you want more stability.

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    Comment #11420559

    You don't even need NixOS for that. Just use Ansible or Puppet to manage your Arch Linux configuration.

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    Comment #11335738

    RapidSSL does it too.

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    Comment #11312941

    The reason all of those incompatible chat protocols pop up is that all of the popular federated protocols lack features like inline image transfer, a usable backlog, persistence, l…

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    Comment #11246704

    Wow, this is pretty cool. Reminds me of the performance optimizations Facebook has done with Mercurial: https://code.facebook.com/posts/218678814984400/scaling-merc... Mercurial wa…

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    Comment #11246568

    The estimates may be off, but the raw data it reports (context switches, wakeups etc.) is accurate.

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    Comment #11245572

    > What if your cronjob doesn't fire? What if LEs script has a bug and you're not up to date? That's why I renew them a week in advance. I set up Nagios checks which alert me when a…

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    Comment #11216649

    Does it support hardening flags by now? (ASLR etc.)

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    Comment #11203765

    Other protocols are probably just as broken, we just haven't found the vulnerabilities yet. Few protocols (if any) get as much scrutiny as SSL/TLS.

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    Comment #11203594

    The NIST curves also have constants which may or may not be manipulated. Bruce Schneier recommends against using them.

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    Comment #11196173

    Zulip ( https://zulip.org/ ), a recently open-sourced Slack alternative, has a clever solution for this. They have a light-weight threading model which ensure that discussions stay…

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    Comment #11165677

    Google Hangouts is a great alternative. It only needs a browser, too.

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    Comment #11159406

    > I didn't have any update-induced downtimes yet, except for the usual reboots to apply kernel upgrades Wait until the first major backwards-incompatible config format change break…

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    Comment #11151934

    > I remember not long ago Mint included just about every browser media plugin ever made, including RealMedia, WindowsMedia etc., stuff that was obsolete 15 years ago. Maybe it stil…

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    Comment #11151793

    Your project reminds me of 0install.

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    Comment #11151766

    > WP has the ability to use (S)FTP to update the files rather than direct file access. Well that doesn't help at all with security.

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    Comment #11151735

    This is exactly what any company using Debian in production does.

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    Comment #11151716

    > testing is Debian's rolling release. Except for when it freezes.

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    Comment #11151701

    > It's just in the same bag as Gentoo regarding release process. There's a big difference, though - Arch Linux has no concept of partial upgrades. You have to update, or things bre…

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    Comment #11151645

    > That's when enterprises might start considering moving onto that version, so the incentives aren't really aligned here. Easier said than done in many environments. RHEL 6, releas…