Jonathan Schleifer
Jonathan Schleifer
Well, I did easily have more than 15 followers in 2018/2019. And as per GitHub, you see when the key was added, so it was there. So, the airdrop snapshot...
The key in question is an Ed25519 key, whch is unsupported by GNUPG 1. Might that be the reason?
Is there a way to check if a key's in there with just the public key? Then I'll iterate over all my keys.
Hmm, I'm reluctant to try it on my main SSH key that I use ~ everywhere for years now. How can I be sure the private key is not leaked...
Ah, thanks, I didn't see it in manual.txt and was looking for either a LICENSE or COPYING file or a README listing.
@turol It would be nice to have it open source indeed but I think this discussion needs to be opened on the repo this one forks.
> We can delete that slightly annoying clause, because Berkeley deleted that clause in 1999. That’s not how licenses work.
Taking a look of one of the headers: https://github.com/gvanem/Watt-32/blob/21159f1594ff5aa592f215feacaca447657379a9/inc/net/pfil.h#L14 It is *not* owned by the UCB. So if the UCB removes the clause from their code, that has absolutely zero...
FreeBSD also removed IPX quite a while ago, so that isn't an option either, unfortunately. That might indeed be a bit old given that it even predates 2.6. Thank you...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be possible to implement SPX sockets entirely in userland by just creating an IPX socket with the correct packet type and then...