as I accidentally didn't to begin with, sorry Timo]
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and compare
performance.
Sorry if I'm barking up the wrong tree here and making unecessary noise, just
thought it was best to voice my idea in case it turns out to be a good one ;)
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think if it were practical that would be a good move, as long as all
archives are signed I don't think much can go wrong on that side of
it, but can we trust update-manager not to break and give someone
privileges they shouldn't have? I don't know, maybe we can, I just
think it'
antee not to have the same problems here)?
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ere are ways of getting around the issues people have mentioned with
updates stopping current processes from working properly? I don't know but it
seems like that would mean changes to the way dpkg works (or at least some
clever scheduling by apt(itude).
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e and find it works very well, so I
think it should be added to your list for consideration :-)
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t; from a hash.
There are brute-force password cracking methods, but including
something like that as
part of the Ubuntu installation would be a bad idea for several
reasons.
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em useful, I think it would be a bad move for such a public
distro such as Ubuntu to start including such tools by default, purely
from a marketing point of view. There's no way you're going to get “It
can be used to test how secure my network is” to fly with even most
tech press, let alon
nce, rather than twice, when they should be
> used to typing it anyway (though those at UDS may find it ironic that I
> am the one saying that :-).
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> Can we please spend our time on other worthwhile features and not argue about
> whether "cracking" tools should exist
o lossy compression
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javascript code which does the client side encryption and decryption
with some code that also passes the encryption key back up to the
server (or wherever).
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It's called eiciel
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On 17 Oct 2012 21:15, "John Moser" wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 3:52 PM, John Moser
> wrote:
> > First: that's why we need an interface that handles POSIX ACLs
> > properly, long-overdue.
> &g
#x27;s an
>> advanced setting in Banshee to stop it following symlinks).
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prising number of people on debian-devel were unaware that aptitude
has an interactive mode during a related discussion over there, so I think
it's worth pointing out here too :).
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