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Comment Re:Is it just me, or is this just insane? (Score 1) 59

by qha on Saturday April 19, 2014 @01:39PM (#46795367) Attached to: Heartbleed Used To Bypass 2-Factor Authentication, Hijack User Sessions

"intentionally-vulnerable" in your quote referrs to the intentions of Cloudflare in installing Nginx on top of a vulnerable Openssl installation.

Comment Re:Ca subject name? (Score 1) 152

by qha on Friday December 09, 2011 @03:54AM (#38312548) Attached to: Another Dutch CA Hacked

Thanks!

No, I just scanned through it looking for hints on what the ca subject might be. Now I have however and I have to admit it still isn't clear to me from the article that this is not a common ca or whatever we should call them.

Comment Re:Ca subject name? (Score 1) 152

by qha on Thursday December 08, 2011 @12:37PM (#38304128) Attached to: Another Dutch CA Hacked

I can't find any certificate that looks like this on Centos 6 either.

Comment Re:Ca subject name? (Score 1) 152

by qha on Thursday December 08, 2011 @12:14PM (#38303830) Attached to: Another Dutch CA Hacked

Just asked a collegue to check his windows machine for any ca certificates named anything with Gemnet or KPN, no matches there either.

Comment Re:Ca subject name? (Score 2) 152

by qha on Thursday December 08, 2011 @11:49AM (#38303526) Attached to: Another Dutch CA Hacked

Ok, so this Ca is already not included in Debian?

I can't find anything about it in the changelog for the ca-certificates package.

Comment Ca subject name? (Score 4, Interesting) 152

by qha on Thursday December 08, 2011 @11:30AM (#38303230) Attached to: Another Dutch CA Hacked

So the first question I expected t.f.a. to answer:

What is the subject name of this Ca so I can remove it from my list of "trusted" Cas?

Comment Great for clean rooms i guess... (Score 1) 329

by qha on Thursday September 17, 2009 @02:37PM (#29456929) Attached to: Student Designs Cardboard Computer Case

... anywhere else that thing is going to collect colossal amounts of dust.

Emacs Hits Version 23 367

Posted by timothy on Thursday July 30, 2009 @03:29PM from the actually-includes-duke-nukem-forever dept.

djcb writes "After only 2 years since the previous version, now emacs 23 (.1) is available. It brings many new features, of which the support for anti-aliased fonts on X may be the most visible. Also, there is support for starting emacs in the background, so you can pop up new emacs windows in the blink of an eye. There are many other bigger and smaller improvements, including support for D-Bus, Xembed, and viewing PDFs inside emacs. And not to forget, M-x butterfly. You can get emacs 23 from ftp.gnu.org/gnu/emacs/ or one of its mirrors; alternatively, there are binary packages available, for example from Ubuntu PPA."

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