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Naphex: for all
that panic with bash not
too many exploits hitting
kuzetsa: it actually looks so shitty I
think it might even be an automated
thing done by a rather unimaginatve bot
kuzetsa: opensslrampage appears
to be someone's blog who posts nothing but links
to random-ass commits
to
the libressl repo
kuzetsa makes a funny face emoji
thiner IRL :/
kuzetsa: I'm glad I didn't have a system policy which let
that suspicious code run
kuzetsa: so it was a domain squatter using
the .com when
the actual site is on .org... interesting
kuzetsa: xmj: what did yoyu just
try
to link me anyway?
kuzetsa: what's wrong with using openssl
to generate RSA keys?
kuzetsa: gnupg uses libgcrypt for
the RSA key generation :(
kuzetsa: I just audited and apparently I made an assumption which is not
true
xmj: didn't know
that one,
thanks!
kuzetsa: and
then when you select RSA it's done via openssl
xmj: kuzetsa:
that's one way
to secure your systems, "yes" would've sufficed
kuzetsa: and
that isn't on
the server,
that's on my laptop
kuzetsa: well... I mean my GPG key for authing with gribble is an RSA key but other
than
that
kuzetsa: I haven't got anything using RSA in production at
this
time
kuzetsa: xmj:
that vulnerability is not present on my system
xmj: kuzetsa: did you secure your systems against
the vuln in nss
too?
kuzetsa: CVE-2014-3631, CVE-2014-6271, and CVE-2014-7169 patched, full system-wide stack smashing protection (via GCC 4.9.1 -- had
to recompile every last binary package with
the new GCC with
the appropriate flags enabled) and a few other nice
things done... yay!
pete_dushenski: you've got derpy media writing a derpy article about a derpy politician with
the absolute derpiest of ads.
assbot: imgur:
the simple image sharer
assbot: I just donated $1K
to
the Global Learning XPRIZE because governments indoctrinate more
than
they educate.
http://t.co/nkWMXwFR3R /Indiegogo
mircea_popescu: <decimation> in other news, slightly less
than everybody is going
to university in
the us
these days: << bwahahaha
decimation: heh he should put some 'vibrato' on
that
decimation: ah I see. apparently symbolics later marketed a card
to install in apple stuff
though
ben_vulpes: <decimation> gov't pays for such 'research', most of which is pointless:
http://www.sbir.gov/ << people say: "do
this!" and I say "what innovation? we duct
tape
thinger a
to
tab b and make clients happy."
they do not understand, and i cannot enlighten
them without calling into question
that which
they value
themselves upon.
decimation: implication of peg
to usd:
they have some usd
to
trade
cazalla: maybe
they'll peg
their altcoin
to usd so
that even if you win, you lose bitcoins
mircea_popescu: this is
the equivalent of
the "if newspiece
title ask a question,
the response is no".
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decimation: No I'm
thinking of maclisp, which is unrelated
to apple I guess
decimation: one would
think
that someone would have made a few backups, but
then again shit happens I guess
decimation: it is interesting how
this eurisko
thing,
the really useful symbolics stuff, early MIT lisp stuff -- much of it has simply disappeared
decimation: right, of
the
time, but he had
the access
to
the same computers google did
decimation: seems like if
the stuff were useful, he would have out googled google before google googled.
decimation: usg asks so many questions, doesn't understand
the answers...
decimation: indeed, 'markov chain in
the brain' is quite powerful at correcting errors
decimation: and I
think you are right,
they are
too shitty
to ocr for
the most part
decimation: sometimes
they are scanned, sometimes not :)
decimation: yeah :(
too bad
the warez only ocr pdf
decimation: heh when
turned into pdf,
tripled in size