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Comment #47893567
> My ISP changes the prefix on a regular base (and on request) I found this was the case (with Telus) until I reconfigured the DHCPv6-PD client on my gateway, mainly to stop it fro…
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Comment #20992463
I don't believe rms is seriously in favor of child sexual exploitation, but that's a red herring. The concern for me is has been the accounts of far more directly-relevant behaviou…
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Comment #19764842
Well, a compromised google.com main page could return malicious search results for certain queries. How many Windows sysadmins install PuTTY by googling "putty", and then installin…
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Comment #19764835
The important thing is that tags are signed and up-to-date, like how git tags work or how Debian signs its entire repository as a unit (via the Release file) rather than having dev…
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Comment #19764813
I think yall are using the terminology differently from each other in this thread. "Checksum" historically did not imply resilience against intentional modifications. Nowadays, it'…
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Comment #13011034
Just fix it in the parser. ;)
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Comment #12375848
It'll be great precedent for when Iran, China, Russia, etc. want to do the same thing.
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Comment #12342132
Yes, apparently Canada has something called the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board: http://pmprb-cepmb.gc.ca/about-us/frequently-asked-questions
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Comment #12239588
Yeah, Matthew Garrett also gave a pretty detailed talk about it Linux.conf.au 2012, which reaches a similar conclusion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2aq5M3Q76U
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Comment #12109266
Foreign journalists? Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras are both American.
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Comment #12109252
The "auto" in "autopilot" stands for automatic, not autonomous. Autopilot systems have existed for decades, and they've always referred to systems that automate the most tedious pa…
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Comment #12107861
I'd like to see a good CLI design involving sandboxing-by-default, and handling object-capabilities (e.g. file descriptors) as first-class objects. Right now, "convert a.jpg b.png"…
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Comment #12036752
I live in Canada. AS6939 is Hurricane Electric.
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Comment #12036686
You do when you work at a job that doesn't offer flexible hours.
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Comment #12023909
Error 1005 Ray ID: 2bc55074399a2a5b • 2016-07-02 21:50:36 UTC Access denied What happened? The owner of this website (www.fas.org) has banned the autonomous system number (ASN) you…
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Comment #12010835
You also want the passphrase to be easily changed, separately from the master key (because changing the master key is slow and resource-intensive). Even if you have a strong passph…
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Comment #11905457
Is there any way to see exactly what this system does, aside from faking a suicidal episode on my timeline and getting friends to report it? I've heard that early versions of this …
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Comment #11900618
How does this guarantee a secret ballot, i.e. that voters remain unable to prove to a third party that they voted in a particular way? Low-value elections don't necessarily need se…
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Comment #11900600
The problem is harder than it sounds when you're talking about something as high-value as a national election (especially in the US). Have you read "Reflections on Trusting Trust"?…
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Comment #11899794
I don't see the big problem. Lots of other libraries already work this way. Perhaps most of them. If you're shipping binary packages, you need to build them in a clean chrooted env…
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Comment #11880692
Related to this, the W3C maintains a best-practices document about private ("capability") URLs: https://www.w3.org/TR/capability-urls/