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Comment #44758907
Uhh, I'm not seeing any system requirements, am I blind? It just warns against using the /list command if you have a very slow internet connection since it produces rather volumino…
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Comment #41053054
Crowdstrike has published some technical details: https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/falcon-update-for-windows-h...
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Comment #41053014
No, CS has explicitly stated that the cause was a logic error in the rules file. They have also stated "This is not related to null bytes contained within Channel File 291 or any o…
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Comment #34020880
That link seems to show a very different story though? What they said was that they _hadn't_ requested a takedown for those reasons "Simply put, the actual process of requesting th…
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Comment #27320405
I'm sure if you're a reputable hosting provider able to sponsor a server then libera will be interested, even if there's no official procedure documented yet for offering hosting.
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Comment #27320316
Apparently the bridge is up since yesterday.
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Comment #27320304
Libera is effectively the spiritual continuation of freenode, managed by the former freenode operators. Freenode on the other hand is now under control of new management, which has…
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Comment #27320022
While it perhaps seems a bit heavy-handed, it's an easy way to ensure people notice the channel has moved, even if they haven't been following the news, and thus minimize damage to…
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Comment #27300989
https://hackaday.com/2021/05/20/freenode-debacle-prompts-sta...
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Comment #27300724
This article also has some interesting background info on Lee and his motivations: https://hackaday.com/2021/05/20/freenode-debacle-prompts-sta...
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Comment #16057506
Reduce number of syscalls by using sendmmsg()/recvmmsg() to batch together multiple packets per syscall?