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nosl posted:lol in case it was too subtle, the joke was that the "linux" bug i mentioned was actually an ios bug
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akadajet posted:weird. chrome keeps trying to fetch this with https and failing. aha. found the reason why random images don't load for me. code:
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eschaton posted:xnu implements mandatory access control based on FreeBSD, and has contributed changes back to FreeBSD awesome. i am very happy to be wrong about this i guess that only leaves netbsd and openbsd in the kiddie pool, then.
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Malcolm XML posted:???? OSX and iOS have MAC its just that iOS enables it and it's administered by apple mostly fedora is making good progress with a tool called "sandbox" https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Sandboxing it is as simple as just running /usr/bin/sandbox /thing/you/wanted/to/run. zero learning curve. unfortunately it uses Xephyr to handle X11 requirements.
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We need security from the ground up! Ignores SELinux is built into the kernel.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:awesome. i am very happy to be wrong about this 
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akadajet posted:aha. found the reason why random images don't load for me. the gently caress why wouldn't you handle that with HSTS and use response headers to indicate security policy vs. managing it in HTML documents which seems far more stupid
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:awesome. i am very happy to be wrong about this actually only OpenBSD, NetBSD has RBAC via kauth it may not be full MAC but it's a big step in that direction and I suspect it's only a matter of time before it morphs into full MAC
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Sniep posted:the gently caress why wouldn't you handle that with HSTS and use response headers to indicate security policy vs. managing it in HTML documents which seems far more stupid well, it exists for when you for one reason or another can't easily control the headers for that specific case there are broader questions about their need for https though
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Sniep posted:the gently caress why wouldn't you handle that with HSTS and use response headers to indicate security policy vs. managing it in HTML documents which seems far more stupid it's behind the "experimental features" flag in the account preferences, so i'm not too mad.
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A friend of mine bought some shite janky chinese macbook air clone, he couldn't get the touchpad working in linux so mailed the manufacturer asking what the device was and what the driver is, and he got this reply: Dear Customer, Thank you for your e-mail. linux? Why? the laptop come with Windows 8.1 pro. Can you take a photo? The chinese are truly an ancient and wise race
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I've always wondered what the Chinese net is like. I'm sure their dark net is a bit more active. or maybe they just get past the great firewall and participate in the rest of the net. never buy Chinese knockoffs.
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akadajet posted:it's behind the "experimental features" flag in the account preferences, so i'm not too mad. that'd explain it HSTS and having it be an 'experimental feature' are polar opposite
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b0red posted:I've always wondered what the Chinese net is like. I'm sure their dark net is a bit more active. or maybe they just get past the great firewall and participate in the rest of the net. I would think that the majority of the Chinese net are blog posts. there are Chinese alternatives to Facebook (which is banned in China). I have heard that the Chinese government doesn't really care if a few Chinese are on sites but, sites like the New York Times and other foreign news websites and pretty much banned.
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Mapparu posted:I would think that the majority of the Chinese net are blog posts. there are Chinese alternatives to Facebook (which is banned in China). I have heard that the Chinese government doesn't really care if a few Chinese are on sites but, sites like the New York Times and other foreign news websites and pretty much banned. the chinese counterparts to facebook, twitter, etc are extensively censored.
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Red Hat is now sponsoring the NPR quiz show Ask me another here is house musician Jonathan Coulton from that song in Portal and
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axolotl farmer posted:Red Hat is now sponsoring the NPR quiz show Ask me another he was best friends or maybe roommates with john hodgman when they were in college 
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the chinese counterparts to facebook, twitter, etc are extensively censored. I'd assume they have some sort of 4chan, reddit, poo poo vbulletin site clones as well. I wonder if their tor network is more popular due to the amount of censorship they have.
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I guess most of the chinese people don't view their own censorship from a western perspective so probably not.
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I mean like if you'd poll them you'd be surprised about how they view the issue and how it's not the exact same opinion as the liberal western computerfondlers have.
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computer toucher posted:liberal western computerfondler. moooods
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computer toucher posted:I mean like if you'd poll them you'd be surprised about how they view the issue and how it's not the exact same opinion as the liberal western computerfondlers have. as with everything else in china, the polling of mainland chinese is restricted by the government. good luck asking anyone questions that could be interpreted as critical of government policy (not to mention, who would be stupid enough to answer honestly?)
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axolotl farmer posted:Red Hat is now sponsoring the NPR quiz show Ask me another redhat and ask me another are two great tastes that taste great together this is extremely my poo poo
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all PNGs considered would be a great D&D pics thread
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computer toucher posted:I guess most of the chinese people don't view their own censorship from a western perspective so probably not. most people don't care or don't encounter the censorship in the first place the people who do can find ways around it, but aren't dumb enough to loudly proclaim it besides, the most popular western media is tv shows which aren't exactly of the "free tibet" variety as of late
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I think internet censorship has just become sadly a thing that people in China have coped with and they probably have their own ways of getting around it. However, I am not an expert on China obviously. computer parts posted:most people don't care or don't encounter the censorship in the first place Yeah, I think a lot of the discussions on Chinese websites are probably the same discussions you would see on Facebook. Just not weird political rants by your twice-removed cousin or whatever. It is an interesting subject however.
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I guess people all around are way more invested in the petty minutiae of their small lives than grand concepts of human dignity & progress.
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Breakfast All Day posted:all PNGs considered would be a great D&D pics thread
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Breakfast All Day posted:all PNGs considered would be a great D&D pics thread this post has convinced me, i'll call them pings now. rip pee en gee, 1996-2016
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gabensraum posted:this post has convinced me, i'll call them pings now. It has explicitly been 'ping' since day 1 
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Wheany posted:It has explicitly been 'ping' since day 1 you probably can't pronounce gif correctly either
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prefect posted:you probably can't pronounce gif correctly either probably, but i pronounce jpeg "jayfeg"
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prefect posted:you probably can't pronounce gif correctly either it's actually pronounced yiff 
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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prefect posted:you probably can't pronounce gif correctly either neither of the popular options is really satisfying so i pronounce it with a low guttural growl in the back of my throat
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