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    Comment #48364757

    Red Hat security bulletin on this incident: https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/RHSB-2026... Quote: > The affected packages are frontend libraries that are compiled …

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    Comment #47902003

    You can listen to the Wizball tunes here: https://deepsid.chordian.net/?file=/MUSICIANS/G/Galway_Marti... (use the little up/down arrows to switch between subtunes)

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    Comment #45481842

    Minio recently started removing features from the community version. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44136108

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    Comment #42021897

    Good question. Something to do with interactive mode? $ cat l.sh alias l=ls l $ sh l.sh file1 file2 l.sh $ bash l.sh l.sh: line 2: l: command not found $ bash -i l.sh file1 file2 l…

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    Comment #39912537

    Report from the Taiwan agency: https://www.cwa.gov.tw/V8/E/E/EQ/EQ113019-0403-075809.html And a list of all recent earthquakes, showing the aftershocks: https://www.cwa.gov.tw/V8/E…

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    Comment #38430706

    At least 1.2PB... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2S2RMNv7OU

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    Comment #35813101

    > is for them to have broken the encryption algorithms behind TLS/HTTPS. Or if they have access to, or can subpoena, a MitMaaS for HTTPS. Like Cloudflare.

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    Comment #33342236

    This is nice, but unfortunately > Rosetta doesn’t support the bootstrapping or installation of Intel Linux distributions on Mac computers with Apple silicon using the Virtualizatio…

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    Comment #33200726

    > do they consider the memory is faulty when there are correctable errors? It depends on the frequency. Occasional CEs are somewhat expected (on a large enough scale) and one can l…

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    Comment #33200698

    > The question was: which DIMM should we replace? On server-class machines, ECC errors often also show up in the system event log, so one can run "ipmitool sel list" and inspect th…

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    Comment #32821708

    The author mentions that they also wrote a backup program (bup), and for backup programs it would be very convenient if directory mtimes would get updated like this (recursively up…

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    Comment #32807305

    > pow(pow(pow(pow(pow(2, 2), 2), 2), 2), 2)) The Julia equivalent is: julia> ((((2^2)^2)^2)^2)^2 4294967296 Julia's ^ is right-associative.

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    Comment #32076267

    The root password hash is not sufficient to log in as root, but knowing the hash enables an attacker to run an offline brute-force attack to crack the password. Depending on the pa…

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    Comment #31865372

    Well, that's sorted then.

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    Comment #31845619

    XFS V5 filesystems can be upgraded: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/XFS#Year_2038_timestamp_support... Edit: I see that V5 is the upstream default since "only" ~2015, so indeed there …

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    Comment #31746340

    > The person who knows most about the hardware on which the program will be run is the person running it, not the programmer. Then again, in scientific computing, often these are t…

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    Comment #31668680

    Also: https://www.theregister.com/2022/06/08/google_blocking_priva... According to this, Google wants to drop Manifest v2 support in Jan 2023.

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    Comment #31604797

    Great timing. Here in the UK it's a four-day weekend. Can imagine that many affected will see this too late...

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    Comment #31502262

    Perhaps see this past discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18612590

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    Comment #31493283

    > Anyone interested in mechanical keyboards surely is able to use Google to find decent offers. Umm, there are now almost daily threads on HN about how bad Google search has become…

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    Comment #31475798

    Careful, your #2 and #3 are incorrect -- skip and seek operate with blocks, not bytes. So your #2 would copy 32 bytes after the first 32kB of data, and #3 would write 512 bytes at …

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    Comment #31422432

    > but practical algorithms with better exponents exist for all of them. I'm aware of randomized algorithms with better complexity, which come at the cost of only giving approximate…

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    Comment #31422040

    Thanks! This also works in Firefox 100.