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kondbg

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    Comment #34495890

    Using debit cards means that you need to keep a sufficient balance on a zero interest checking account in order to make transactions. Using credit cards allows you to keep close to…

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    Comment #29950419

    Using Cloudflare to proxy B2 content seems like it directly violates Cloudflare's ToS. https://www.cloudflare.com/terms/ > 2.8 Limitation on Serving Non-HTML Content > The Services…

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    Comment #25450144

    The git repository stores only the packaging related items (the specfile, the custom patches, etc.). The actual source is stored as a binary artifact that is downloaded by a `get_s…

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    Comment #25448212

    Devil's advocate: why should I choose this yet-to-exist distribution over something already existing, such as Oracle Linux? The most common argument (Oracle is evil and litigious. …

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    Comment #24873119

    OpenSSH's SFTP server is significantly slower than FTP over Wireguard (or FTP over TLS) without the OpenSSH HPN patches (which upstream refuses to merge) on connections with >100ms…

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    Comment #15983416

    This isn't a CA certificate -- it is missing the CA basic constraints as well as missing the "certificate sign" key usage from X509v3, so most TLS libraries will not validate a cha…

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    Comment #14499030

    Running Linux and i3wm. After updating to 59, Chrome didn't seem to automatically detect my DPI settings, so I had to manually specify the scale with --force-device-scale-factor Pr…

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    Comment #14325782

    > “The origin of the infection is not confirmed at the moment, but sources close to the company point out that it is being treated as an attack originating in China,” El Mundo writ…

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    Comment #14244057

    Yes, that log entry was from running 4.10.11.

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    Comment #14244048

    Yes, MSI B350 Tomahawk

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    Comment #14243969

    I also built a Ryzen machine for development. It's great when it works, but I've found that Ryzen is unstable on Linux (Ubuntu 16.04). Every once in a while, I get kernel errors li…

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    Comment #14167429

    The authors of the original paper [1] identified that the set of client cipher suites advertised by each browser can be used to fingerprint and identify a browser. Caddy records th…

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    Comment #13387553

    Is there a benefit in using symmetric encryption vs specifying yourself as a recipient?

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    Comment #13306042

    Cloudflare posted a post-mortem [1]. They were measuring round trip time, and supplying the result of that into the golang rand.Int63n() function, which panics the process when giv…

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    Comment #13295412

    > The sum of the cube of gap of primes up to 2017 is a prime number. That is (3-2)^3 + (5-3)^3 + (7-5)^3 + (11-7)^3 + ... + (2017-2011)^3 is a prime number. For the non-mathematica…

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    Comment #13295405

    I'm confused on why a DNS server would need to rely on a monotonic clock for its use cases. Is there a part of DNS that relies on the assumption of synchronized, monotonic time? (P…

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    Comment #12309109

    As someone who does not follow Bitcoin news, what makes this release special enough to warrant an advance warning?

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    Comment #12226661

    This also provides zero additional security for the end user. Offering security questions and/or images that a user selected does not prove that the site is legitimate, since a phi…

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    Comment #12226322

    I've never understood why this is seen as a form of verification. What is stopping a phishing site from simply taking a victim's username and fetching the victim's corresponding im…

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    Comment #11325196

    This is a common way of executing shellcode in a PoC. Exec (before the cast) points to memory containing the shellcode data. To actually start executing the shellcode, you just nee…

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    Comment #11311705

    Memtest86's rowhammer test is pretty reliable. In fact, since the test's inclusion, so many Rowhammer-related errors have been observed that the developers of Memtest86 split the t…

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    Comment #10902810

    Details: http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2016/01/14/7