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Comment #49094132
> Which is only the core problem because dmarc fixed the other core problem of figuring out who the given sender is. Does it verify the sender or the domain/service which the sende…
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Comment #48879270
how does encryption work with zerofs?
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Comment #48841646
once i put my on linux on there, will the NICS still operate at maximum speed?
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Comment #48152973
I have two questions: 1. Does Radicle also work over TOR? 2. Does Radicle support Git LFS and/or Git Annex?
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Comment #48106261
that depends though, which channel you choose. And their efforts for stage0 and such also increased the possibility for all. Yay for Free software and Opensource! we all benefit! :…
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Comment #48091416
the idea that debian has a few million dollars to spare creates the assumption, that even if they would have... you would either not know how to fix issues, or not worth it.
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Comment #48084189
you are free to provide patches instead of bitching.
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Comment #48084089
newcomers will always have it much easier. also guix i think also reached this. also, stagex and others probably profited QUITE A LOT from the debian efforts, because they started …
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Comment #48084061
"mimimimi". Those people do not care about quality in opensource at all. For longliving software this is very important. Of course, all those javascript and kubernetes packages whi…
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Comment #47997595
> What will we end up with? Only attested modems / endpoints in the home? you might laugh/cry, but there was a time in germany, when the telephone at home was owned by the state (t…
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Comment #47951380
You probably pay for tests and that the company has to be audited for medical diagnostics standards
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Comment #47887192
so.. where can i get this data? XD
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Comment #47673291
> Couldn't NSA have not known about an issue with ML-KEM, and thus wanted to prevent its commercial acceptance, which it did simply by approving the algorithm? Could, but they did …
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Comment #47639601
i would not use html(5). XHTML? perhaps. but try to find 3 parsers, which parse html in the same way and not segfaulting. It's not possible. HTML is worse. You need at least someth…
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Comment #47514581
i never understood why the markdown mime type was not used in emailclients in webclients or desktop programs... that would eliminate most html usage and enable longer texts than 70…
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Comment #47475690
I cannot wait until it's in an appstore for android and that it will work with android/iphone together. And i seriously hope you do not abandon it. That being said, i have question…
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Comment #47120054
i would pay if it is in a format, which is not also trying to deceive me like bluray with its fucking DRM in its player.
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Comment #47119077
would be nice, if there's a modifier in there, which says showinwebui=(true|false) :D
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Comment #46932565
thanks. another question: Would it be possible, that the storage of pypi/whatever is some s3 bucket, where you have it encrypted (with authentication), and when you deliver it to a…
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Comment #46917136
you know artipie? it is only in java, but does a similar part. will your stuff be really opensource?
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Comment #46806777
they lost it, when they hardwared it with systemd. Nothing against systemd, but hardwaring is not a good idea in that regard. With guix, you at least install things in a container.…
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Comment #46796109
additionally: > This potential shouldn't prevent our inventing new kinds of tool. Why do i see someone who wants to build an atomic bomb for shit and giggles using this argument, t…
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Comment #46792142
WHAT is the usage and benefit for private users? This is always neglected. avoiding backdoors as a private person you always can only solve with having the hardware at your place, …
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Comment #46792123
> Attestation, secure enclaves, and other technologies create ways to distribute software that otherwise wouldn't exist. How many things are in the cloud solely to enforce access c…
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Comment #46702248
Of course it's not insecure because of NAT. NAT (in all its forms) is just a very convenient technology for many people and niche situations. And adoption of IPv6 will be hindered …