CentOS

Yes, for example Facebook uses CentOS. And Mr. Mark Zuckerberg is still innocent, even if CentOS is not a crime.

Other good news: Lord Bill Gates is not the Anti-Christ after all, and it's proven with the release of Windows 10. And I don't care about even another one more nagging and pushing patch with them, also.

Thanks, man!

If I have the mentioned security hole on my Linux 5.0.1, then it means there is also a security hole in the Zyxel LTE4506-M606, which is also based on Linux.

Grave news: An idiot somewhere has by gun, forced somebody to create another security hole in Linux 5.

I can provide evidence for this hole, so let's talk. In the mean time, I went back to Linux 4.18 and the hole is not there.

The latest release of CentOS supports the latest release of Skype.

Sorry you guys thought I was trolling. I was just worried about this bizzare screen, but it's just bugs in the Apple firmware I guess.

The solution was to copy /boot/efi/EFI/centos/grubx64.efi over to /boot/efi/EFI/centos/shimx64.efi

I get break-in attempts on my SSH. Once in a while, I get in the logs a client string called "CoreLab-1.0". I can't find anything related on Google. Is this a cracker group, or just a modified SSH app? *chit chat*

I found a workaround on the OBS forums:

https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/un ... ost-398580

It works from here also with openssl s_client -connect live-api.facebook.com:443 I tried to compile again and I get the following warning: CMake Warning: Manually-specified variables were not used by the project: USE_SSL Is USE_SSL=ON deprecated or is there another parameter? Edit: I changed to USE_...