2bluesc

90 ms·

421.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
C99 is old enough to drive I'm using that from now on.
422.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
More tl;dr: rewrap passphrase to upgrade the file format to v2 with random salt: ecryptfs-rewrap-passphrase ~/.ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase [1] https://medium.com/@2bluesc/rewrapping-ecryptfs-passphra
423.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
tl;dr: Generated the rainbow table using the constant salt that was in the original version of eCryptfs and described in CVE-2014-9687 Table: https://github.com/kudelskisecurity/ecryptfs-dictionary-v1
424.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
http://www.macfarlanlane.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/N...
425.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
> To do the job on Windows, I use CMake and CMake is my autoconf replacement on Windows. Actually, if I was willing to spend some time to configure MinGW & MSYS to make autoconf work on Windows, I wouldn't need to use the CMake
426.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
The 2015 Nexus 5 remake is supposed to come with a Snapdragon 620[1]. [1] http://neurogadget.com/2015/08/10/google-nexus-5-2015-releas...
427.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
I think sub $1 Cortex-M0s like ST's STM32F100 are going to slowly kill the 8051s (also likely AVR and PIC) of the world. Hard to argue with the price and performance. Using the same toolchain as higher performance MCU (Cortex-M4F) sim
428.
Qualcomm Launches Snapdragon 616, 412, and 212(anandtech.com)
1 points by 2bluesc 11y ago|1 comments
429.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
I would be interested in this platform if it dropped the external GPU. In a past life where my laptop spent alot of time compiling OpenEmbedded and Android builds a Xeon would be desirable.
430.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
Primarily because other then some open source ROMs, I've never seen a AOSP build that wasn't hacked to oblivion by our friends at the chip companies with little glue logic that doesn't fit. Systemd would natively support all
431.
Docker Hub Website Redesigned(hub.docker.com)
1 points by 2bluesc 11y ago|0 comments
432.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
Would love to see the Android init system replaced with a stripped down version of systemd and binder replaced by kdbus someday.
433.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
Non-email release followed: http://hackaday.com/2015/08/05/tindie-becomes-a-part-of-the-...
434.
Maker Marketplace Tindie Acquired by SupplyFrame, Parent of Hackaday(us5.campaign-archive.com)
4 points by 2bluesc 11y ago|3 comments
435.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
It's pretty much the same as forging email. Most won't notice. Both can be signed with pgp, but few check and it's clumsy for the mainstream.
436.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
That's a good point. I'd be interested to. Perhaps the asking price is discounted to help build the portfolio.
437.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
16GB of on chip memory blows my mind
438.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
In 2011, Intel released the 6 series chipset with an incorrectly sized transistor that would ultimately fail if used extensively. A massive recall followed. http://www.anandtech.com/show/4142/intel-discovers-bug-i
439.
Affects of fan direction on cooling efficiency(datagenetics.com)
2 points by 2bluesc 11y ago|1 comments
440.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
I will soon be making a library and will be used on micrcontrollers and PCs. I'd like to use C++ but past experiences suggest that using C and writing a C++ wrapper later will save me frustration with things like code size and manual
441.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
I used to use this and then just switched to systemd's timesyncd. It's already integrated and less dependencies. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-timesyncd http://www.freedesktop.org&#
442.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
This is an interesting read! Like some of the others here I too am trying this. A friend and I founded a VPN provider[0] targeting short term subscriptions (i.e. VPN while at a coffee shop, etc) and later some other novel features as we g
443.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2015... To be announced July 7th
444.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
Appears to be just now disclosed. Still marked as reserved @ https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2015-3641 Did I miss an public post about this, or was a fix secretly committed that fixed this?
445.
CVE-2015-3641: Bitcoind Unspecified DoS(en.bitcoin.it)
5 points by 2bluesc 11y ago|2 comments
446.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
I use the Yubikey Neo as a smartcard + gpg for ssh private key logins[1], U2F with Google[2] accounts, and their OTP for things like LastPass[3]. I wrote some patches for KeepassX to use the Yubikey to derive the encryption key (completely
447.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
Side note, just noticed that Comcast SF broke my /60 prefix delegation that had been working for almost 2 years[1]. Appears to be affecting DSLR[2] users too. Anyone else observe this? [1] https://gist.github.com/1cec3
448.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
The biggest that comes to mind is that with dual stack IPv6 all the people running through IPv4 anonymizing VPNs will be bypassed for sites that support IPv6. Oops. IPv6 has some minor privacy extensions too, but likely still allow you to
449.
Comcast Automatically Enabling IPv6 in San Francisco(blog.kylemanna.com)
23 points by 2bluesc 11y ago|52 comments
450.
by 2bluesc 11y ago
Love seeing embedded stuff on HN!

More ›