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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@dalias/116578097693181353
I say this very literally. Even if you're not making weapons or surveillance hell, you're making churn that causes me and everyone I care about to have to spend our time and mental capacity on working around incompatibility with the things we have and avoiding switching to awful new things we don't want.
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I'm so lost on this entire conversation. XD
Oh, major no-good, very-bad Linux CVE. Ouch. :(
Sorry, I'm out of the loop. By like a dozen years.
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@dalias @fafo no worries, all good in #3DPrinting we are really #helpful on that #technology
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@dalias I blocked and reported. It seems to me that mining folks' posts would be a violation of some server terms (I believe it is a violation of Kolektiva's terms). Many folks have their posts set to auto-delete, so this definitely seems like Seldo's product would be recording posts that would otherwise disappear. I also noticed that some folks from Kolektiva are following that account.
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@dalias I blocked and reported. It seems to me that mining folks' posts would be a violation of some server terms (I believe it is a violation of Kolektiva's terms). Many folks have their posts set to auto-delete, so this definitely seems like Seldo's product would be recording posts that would otherwise disappear. I also noticed that some folks from Kolektiva are following that account.
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@dalias I blocked and reported. It seems to me that mining folks' posts would be a violation of some server terms (I believe it is a violation of Kolektiva's terms). Many folks have their posts set to auto-delete, so this definitely seems like Seldo's product would be recording posts that would otherwise disappear. I also noticed that some folks from Kolektiva are following that account.
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@dalias I blocked and reported. It seems to me that mining folks' posts would be a violation of some server terms (I believe it is a violation of Kolektiva's terms). Many folks have their posts set to auto-delete, so this definitely seems like Seldo's product would be recording posts that would otherwise disappear. I also noticed that some folks from Kolektiva are following that account.
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@dalias I blocked and reported. It seems to me that mining folks' posts would be a violation of some server terms (I believe it is a violation of Kolektiva's terms). Many folks have their posts set to auto-delete, so this definitely seems like Seldo's product would be recording posts that would otherwise disappear. I also noticed that some folks from Kolektiva are following that account.
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@dalias I encourage folks to tell others about their harassment, even if it's through a DM. I've stood up against jerks and I'm not afraid to bring attention to offending accounts. I know that's not ideal, but putting that out there...
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@dalias I encourage folks to tell others about their harassment, even if it's through a DM. I've stood up against jerks and I'm not afraid to bring attention to offending accounts. I know that's not ideal, but putting that out there...
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@dalias I encourage folks to tell others about their harassment, even if it's through a DM. I've stood up against jerks and I'm not afraid to bring attention to offending accounts. I know that's not ideal, but putting that out there...
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@dalias I encourage folks to tell others about their harassment, even if it's through a DM. I've stood up against jerks and I'm not afraid to bring attention to offending accounts. I know that's not ideal, but putting that out there...
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@dalias I encourage folks to tell others about their harassment, even if it's through a DM. I've stood up against jerks and I'm not afraid to bring attention to offending accounts. I know that's not ideal, but putting that out there...
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@dalias Say you want the public to benefit from a video codec that's usable by free software in countries where MPEG-LA members hold patents. Would there have been a better way to go about this than how Google released WebM using On2's TrueMotion VP8?
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@dalias Say you want the public to benefit from a video codec that's usable by free software in countries where MPEG-LA members hold patents. Would there have been a better way to go about this than how Google released WebM using On2's TrueMotion VP8?
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@dalias Say you want the public to benefit from a video codec that's usable by free software in countries where MPEG-LA members hold patents. Would there have been a better way to go about this than how Google released WebM using On2's TrueMotion VP8?
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@dalias Say you want the public to benefit from a video codec that's usable by free software in countries where MPEG-LA members hold patents. Would there have been a better way to go about this than how Google released WebM using On2's TrueMotion VP8?
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@dalias Say you want the public to benefit from a video codec that's usable by free software in countries where MPEG-LA members hold patents. Would there have been a better way to go about this than how Google released WebM using On2's TrueMotion VP8?
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Yes!
Here's my contribution. It runs on quarters.
#gumball #GumballMachine #adulting #Beaver #Canadian #CoinOp #VendingMachine #CoinOperated
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Yes!
Here's my contribution. It runs on quarters.
#gumball #GumballMachine #adulting #Beaver #Canadian #CoinOp #VendingMachine #CoinOperated
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@dalias with #varnishcache my recommendation for persistent storage is SLASH/fellow
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@dalias @starsider @atax1a @avuko
I think that specialized is the wrong way around, there. Usually it is the generalized tool, the one that can do every possible niche task (e.g. openssl even containing a WWW server) that is complex. Whereas the specialized tool (e.g. other SSL tools that do only SSL wrapping) is the simpler.
#ifconfig is the example that most people bring up, but the tale of #ps on Linux is also interesting as a different case study.
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Well they *are* making their own versions of those two macros. I'd already read the ostensible rationale for it, and it seemed poor.
They have a problem with their own code's headers having lots of cross-dependencies. (Strong coupling and low cohesion: a long-standing #systemd problem.) That's not a reason for fiddling with the #StandardC library, let alone making one's own FILE and DIR macros.
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Here's an experiment to run.
Use static analysis to find out how many and which shared libraries the current version of libsystemd, advertized as avoiding the #liblzma/#xz backdoor, can potentially use.
You are allowed to grep src/libsystemd for calls to dlopen. (-:
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@dalias @DanielMicay @agwa @filippo @cynicalsecurity Because they've had to deal with it when it goes wrong. While #DNSSEC is tremendously clever and deals with a real issue, it's _incredibly_ brittle. That's even taking into account the near heroic efforts of the likes #KnotDNS to make the experience as straightforward as possible. It has a massive blast radius.
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@dalias @Njord Flathead is impossible to strip? #RookieNumbers #PumpThoseNumbersUp
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@dalias @Njord Flathead is impossible to strip? #RookieNumbers #PumpThoseNumbersUp
