Posts by rms@iddqd.social
 (DIR) Post #ACfUHU02FBcjQIrsJM by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-10-23T21:08:30.618707Z
       
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       @NEETzsche @ew If that's your take, it's probably worth seeing. I'm told it's full of poz, but they threw a decent special effects budget at it. Imagine it's something other than Dune if you don't want the books ruined for you.
       
 (DIR) Post #ACfUJCTSNG8peFRrt2 by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-10-23T20:39:28.665174Z
       
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       @flvc @alex @Gnomeshatecheese > Aren't Apple's ARM processors almost as fast as laptop processors?The processor in a current-generation iPad Pro or iPhone Pro is as powerful as a typical business laptop. And it would run rings around a high-end gaming rig from ten years ago.The current challenge is one of market incentive, not tech.
       
 (DIR) Post #ACflEQbs5ZdHGJh8U4 by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-10-23T21:00:58.975142Z
       
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       @TeaTootler Missouri is correct.
       
 (DIR) Post #AChTwZNrQ1gIMCxZJo by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-10-24T18:19:19.319479Z
       
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       Would anyone use an opt-in "plausible deniability" feature that very occasionally posted third-party content as you?It might invite another user in good standing to author a post. Or it could pick a random post from another user on another instance and copy it over.
       
 (DIR) Post #ACw2vI3xdU0Kt4T3xo by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-10-31T19:16:47.000425Z
       
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       @NEETzsche @ThatDude They do this on purpose. They select for the easiest marks, and they are always adjusting.If they don't get enough responses to keep the warehouse full of paki scammers busy, they make the next email campaign slightly more plausible.If they get too many responses, they make it less plausible.This shit will always be with us.
       
 (DIR) Post #AD6AKvAE2RhkelALnk by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-11-05T18:04:09.666519Z
       
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       @leyonhjelm💸💸💸 FOREVER STAMPS TO THE MOOON 💸💸💸📪🚀🌛💸💸💸 FOREVER STAMP HODL 💸💸💸
       
 (DIR) Post #ADOTlwZ1X1gp42wrNA by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-11-14T05:01:56.462630Z
       
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       @tengumatingpress @sjw Generally speaking, unusual personal configurations are more likely to introduce security defects and patching oversights. A small chance of libressl saving your bacon wouldn't be worth it if it introduces a moderate chance of not patching things because they don't show as pending updates in your distro.Sticking with your distro's recommended packages, removing unused packages, and adding any form of host intrusion detection would put you ahead of the pack. OSSEC is a good HIDS solution. It doesn't play well with journald, if that makes the systemd (including journald) vs init decision easier.
       
 (DIR) Post #AE8tqdSnMMGr0xofKa by rms@iddqd.social
       2021-12-06T23:34:14.061449Z
       
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       @polack They can be apart, but the two must complement each other. The scholars must provide something the warriors believe is worth fighting for. And the scholar class must teach the people to revere the warriors who rise to a worthy fight.The current toppling of statues and corruption of culture attacks both halves of that deal.