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GitHub.com now running reissued certificate
1 points by 2bluesc 13y ago|0 comments
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I'm a fan of crypto currency, but the current solutions don't quite solve this problem -- yet. I'm enthusiastic about what start-ups in the space will bring to the table to fix problems like this.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
http://www.keylength.com also estimates the relative security from various sources.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Yes! And 30 emails from recruiters isn't far off from par for the course.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
> Unlike virtually every other function in a software company, engineers — particularly the good ones — don’t want to move up. This means that the people who want the engineering manager role are unlikely to be very good at it; and those
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
That's what I thought we were here for too
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Applied Cryptography Available Online(schneier.com)
2 points by 2bluesc 13y ago|0 comments
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
The test tool is pretty handy too. If only I could convince some of my service providers to care...
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
That's pretty cool. I always looked at the rtl-sdr stuff but lost interest when I looked at the max frequency being less then my signals of interest. The MMDS apparently changes that though, didn't know about those before.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I use https://www.sharefest.me/ for quick file transfers and it just works with only a web browser. Only downside is Chrome and Firefox don't inter-operate. Not that sure about level of security, but I have a harder t
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Somehow I missed Red Pitaya, that looks awesome!
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Linux Kernel Development Summary 2013(go.linuxfoundation.org)
3 points by 2bluesc 13y ago|0 comments
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
This result of this should be interesting.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Nice!
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Exploiting Roku(gtvhacker.com)
2 points by 2bluesc 13y ago|0 comments
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
> It's noteworthy exactly because most people, including you, seem to think that Apple is on a mission to lock down the hardware to the maximum extent possible, and seem surprised when they miss an opportunity to do so. Exactly my p
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
It's mostly a joke, but there is truth behind it. Apple has a long history of "fixing" products by removing useful buttons (every mouse they've ever made), user serviceable battery/RAM, integrated RJ45 connectors, e
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I second everything phaus said above. This post was typed on a Galago Ultra Pro. The 3rd generation keyboard is "ok" and doesn't bother me, but many other things do (touchpad drivers, battery life, stability, etc). For comp
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Sad that a replaceable CPU on a desktop is "feature" or even noteworthy. I'm sure Apple will "fix" this.
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Long Range ZIP or Lzma RZIP Benchmarks(ck.kolivas.org)
2 points by 2bluesc 13y ago|0 comments
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Ain't nobody got time for page 1.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
What about those of us that get easily excited over IPv6?
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I think the single most compelling use case is to segment WiFi and Ethernet traffic. No point in broadcasting useless Ethernet ARPs to the WiFi network when bridged for example.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I have several subnets (WiFi, LAN, virtual machines, guest WiFi, etc). I don't just bridge WiFi and LAN together like most, I prefer more control. I'll fine with 16 subnets today, but I don't know what'll change in the
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I run native IPv6 at home in San Francisco on Comcast. It just works after some screwing around. Every now and then I'll notice that my web browser selects the AAAA record for google.com, facebook.com or something else. It'd be
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Lady Gaga flies with a hexacopter @ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2499954/How-L... ... what the world is coming to?
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I use obnam too. Way better then duplicity with generation snapshots.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
It is dangerous... but how often do people verify gpg signatures or less secure yet, sha1 hashes of the download tarballs? The curl piped into a shell is a bit tooo close to the edge for me.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
No mention of MTU? This is why there are jumbo frames for bandwidth (not latency) intense operations.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I find Amazon the most disturbing of that list and Yahoo is stuck in another era.

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