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Comment #39958875
> Debian (...) are distributing a series of patches to the Makefile. Where do you see that, sorry? I'm looking at the "Download Source Package" section here: https://packages.debia…
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Comment #39958706
> you need to "edit your makefile". That isn't going to work for distributions Is it not? [st] requires exactly that. And it works for distros, from what I can tell - debian/ubuntu…
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Comment #39944895
Hanlon's razor is useful to curb one's paranoia, but it is far from being a universal rule. In fact, malice and incompetence are not necessarily mutually exclusive. This very incid…
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Comment #39927290
Wait, lens can affect colours?
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Comment #39914659
That was between two Android phones, with receiving phone being "oppo" or some such, with stock firmware. Receiving phone would see incoming file request, ask user to accept, then …
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Comment #39914577
> What (...) happened to easily sending data, over the Internet And for mobile phones - without internet is similar, unnecessarily hard. The other day I was hiking with friends, an…
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Comment #39899656
Alternative would be to have model itself aware of sensitive topics and and meaningfully engage with questions touching such topics with that awareness. It might be a while till th…
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Comment #39899410
> [Alpine] just do not link SSH against libsystemd Arch doesn't either. In fact, official releases of openssh-portable don't. One has to patch it for that. Debian and Fedora (as we…
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Comment #39891728
> 100s of dependencies. If there is a 1% chance of a random repo having a backdoor, the project will be compromised Apologies for nit-picking, but that's not quite how sum-of-proba…
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Comment #39877222
> transistors in an orderly matrix (...) forming scattered circuits connected by thin metal wires. That's [ULA], isn't it? This tech was also known as "Gate Array", before FPGA cam…
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Comment #36092857
Excellent article, and sections "NAT Problems" and "NAT Solutions" are a good starter on that topic. Except even third-choice solution is not always feasible. Reserving fixed RTP/U…
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Comment #28287563
@dang: sdf.org is a multi-tenant domain. It would be nice if HN's site link would treat it as such, i.e.: - /from?site=thomask.sdf.org - not /from?site=sdf.org
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Comment #27759211
> No one is taking your voice print and biometric details Some Italian cell operators do. For example, when you are buying a new sim card for Iliad, you do this in front of an auto…
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Comment #21662632
Is there anybody around here who tried both Guacamole and https://github.com/novnc/noVNC - and can describe pros/cons?
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Comment #19978386
OP touches on a slightly tangential topic: This is kind of meta because I’ve turned this autocomplete feature off, I’m sure of it. Did I just do it on my phone? Did my wifi blip so…