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they already fixed it, although the fix is unevenly distributed and side-loading your add-ons will just gently caress them up when your installation fixes itself
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May 5, 2019 00:44
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yeah, that's about what i'd expect of them
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May 5, 2019 00:47
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pseudorandom name posted:side-loading your add-ons will just gently caress them up when your installation fixes itself how so? i just checked an i don't have the fix yet, and all attempts to install addons from the store fail, but i'd prefer not to run without ad blocking
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May 5, 2019 00:50
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so, we have to enable studies in order to fix this and not, you know, a good and simple update, nice
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May 5, 2019 01:04
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Lain Iwakura posted:
we have a thing at work that operates by SSH'ing into a box and forwarding a port like that, then automatically launching netcat to further forward the port from the box to something else i mean it works i guess
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this thing works well enough: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19824410
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SIGSEGV posted:so, we have to enable studies in order to fix this and not, you know, a good and simple update, nice studies is a temp fix until they can get a new cert
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i saw after looking some more, yeah, well, this is a nice clusterfuck they've managed
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May 5, 2019 02:54
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dumb question but why all the hack half measure fixes instead of just renewing the cert? is it because the renewal process takes days/weeks of time due to the ca process?
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I'm gonna decree radio gently caress is also secfuc https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/04/us/key-fobs-north-olmsted-ohio.html A Mystery Frequency Disrupted Car Fobs in an Ohio City, and Now Residents Know Why quote:By Saturday afternoon, City Councilman Chris Glassburn announced that the mystery had been solved: The source of the problem was a homemade battery-operated device designed by a local resident to alert him if someone was upstairs when he was working in his basement. It did so by turning off a light.
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May 5, 2019 14:35
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pseudorandom name posted:they already fixed it, although the fix is unevenly distributed and side-loading your add-ons will just gently caress them up when your installation fixes itself from what i understand side-loading extensions with extension debugging enabled only affects the current browser session and doesn't persist when the browser is restarted. i was using the feature as a workaround prior to installing v66.0.4 and haven't experienced any issues.
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Penisface posted:dumb question but why all the hack half measure fixes instead of just renewing the cert? is it because the renewal process takes days/weeks of time due to the ca process? unless i'm misreading Bug 1549061 and its attachments it looks like they had to put in quite a bodge to fix it, specifically adding the new intermediate cert as a constant which gets installed during the startup routine: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D29940 so yeah, some reason or another they had to go through the entire patch release cycle to fix it.
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May 6, 2019 13:39
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Pile Of Garbage posted:from what i understand side-loading extensions with extension debugging enabled only affects the current browser session and doesn't persist when the browser is restarted. i was using the feature as a workaround prior to installing v66.0.4 and haven't experienced any issues. it is single session only, you have to re-do it if you restart the browser, and there was no problem whatsoever re-installing the add-ons from the store after they pushed 66.0.4
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https://blitter.net/blog/2019/05/04/exploring-the-pippin-roms-part-7-a-lot-to-digestcode:
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til that pippin (a ppc 603) ran 68k boot code the thing was really such a mess that it is sort of hard to get excited for the crack, it was so half-hearted in every way. the write-up is interesting though, and not like i have a pippin anyway :p
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May 6, 2019 18:55
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finally I can pirate a bad port of marathon and uh
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first they ignore you then they laugh at you then you pirate a bad port of marathon then you win
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May 6, 2019 20:48
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haveblue posted:finally I can pirate a bad port of marathon and ClarisWorks 
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Potato Salad posted:ClarisWorks i can't print
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Potato Salad posted:ClarisWorks what https://pippin.fandom.com/wiki/ClarisWorks 
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:cowtits: ...(it’s a dog)
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it's a dogcow
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moof
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Brute Squad posted:moof
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i just got some fun spamquote:Magecart, a cyber attack that steals credit card details from unsecured online forms, is rapidly becoming the number one threat for e-commerce websites. Don’t let it reach your platform. thank god we have Digital Experience Specialist James Carter to walk us through how to prevent data access
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if you’re just gonna make up a title for yourself at least pick something more ambitious
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Shame Boy posted:i just got some fun spam dunno why people are still relying on a single DES to help them secure their data
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flakeloaf posted:dunno why people are still relying on a single DES to help them secure their data lol
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Brute Squad posted:moof
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does the english wikipedia article have "kurarisu wākusu" yet lol
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no, but only because clarisworks has been subsumed into the historical section of the appleworks article
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flakeloaf posted:dunno why people are still relying on a single DES to help them secure their data
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flakeloaf posted:dunno why people are still relying on a single DES to help them secure their data
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They should use double DES to double their security.
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CIA’s Latest Layer: An Onion Site Guess they're planting flags in their own backyard for funsies now?
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Getting extremely tired of the scam emails obviously culling addresses from credential dumps then sending 'lol I infected the porn site you were watching with malware and now I know your password, pay me bitcoin!'. It's just so lazy.
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ewiley posted:Getting extremely tired of the scam emails obviously culling addresses from credential dumps then sending 'lol I infected the porn site you were watching with malware and now I know your password, pay me bitcoin!'. It's just so lazy. at least the ones you get actually have your old password still, most of the ones i've gotten lately don't even have that and just want you to trust them that they definitely stole your account pinky swear
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Shame Boy posted:at least the ones you get actually have your old password still, most of the ones i've gotten lately don't even have that and just want you to trust them that they definitely stole your account pinky swear They vary, some do, some are obviously broken and have our email domain as the password. Some are just blank. There was one with "reply to me and I'll send the video to 5 of your friends as evidence!", if it were me I'd take them up on it
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