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by 616c 10y ago
This is very interesting. I will look into. Going to start the Stanford algorithms course on Course in 1-2 weeks and I think this might be a help to me. UPDATE: What's with Manning, if you don't mind me asking? I can buy dead tr
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by 616c 10y ago
Has it? I had not heard of Monero. You got stuff I can read? I am curious about the I2P culture, if you are in the know.
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by 616c 10y ago
I have just read about it and the WMF (WMI Management Foundation) docs, whitepapers, and framework. I have not played much. GPO, and GPP (the preferences), are a nightmare. - The gpresult utility and rsop.msc tell you changes, but that doe
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by 616c 10y ago
I have always found it more interesting than Tor. After learning some Java, I read through the code, even compiled seminole Monotone DVCS(ironically difficult, because of the recently mentioned legacy version of the Botan C++ crypto librar
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by 616c 10y ago
I am very excited for NixOS, for me. In the professional IT sphere, outside of DevOps, this is so far away it is depressing. I spend my weekends with QubesOS, NixOS, and maybe in the future GuixSD and SubgraphOS as my therapy. I have start
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by 616c 10y ago
I am in a similar boat. With DSC, I am increasingly excited with the idea end user computers can also shift to immutable, or approaching what we call immutable, infrastructure that has logically valid weight in the communities represented h
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by 616c 10y ago
We should give up on democratic process and pasteurization because they are so old. I swear, when docker and lxc turn ten, I will uninstall them and never look back.
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by 616c 10y ago
It is the month that is believed to be when Mohammed had the Quran revealed to him, hence that superstition thing you refer to is taken quite seriously. I know you don't buy it, judging from the wording. But that is why everyone is so
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by 616c 10y ago
If you live in a country with majority Mulsim populations, I assure you society adapts. Sincerely, Someone typing this well after midnight
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by 616c 10y ago
I am glad you said it. When meeting others who were born Muslim, they told me I was informed. I did not say this was the only reason, but they said I did not get it. I wonder what I read. Haha.
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by 616c 10y ago
It is hard to say in the Arab World, but judging from accent and religious greetings, I have flown during Ramadan without incident. However, there are known exceptions to fasting when traveling during Ramadan. It is one of the few times whe
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by 616c 10y ago
Privacy Guard will not allow API calls and stuff them with fake data, which I imagine is not possible with Cyanogen or any conventional outfit for legal and regulatory reasons. I do not think the UI is great, but articles like this are not
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by 616c 10y ago
As an on-off Arabic linguist in a former life, and someone with rudimentary NLP and computational linguistics coursework, good luck with that. Jokes aside, as people commended the Arab Spring for the Twitter/FB revolution, I often feel
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by 616c 10y ago
I have been curious, given all the echoes here about FCC wireless radio regulation, if these devices will in fact increase in price, and those like it, as this niche community covets them. Kind of like as I watch the OpenGarages movement, t
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by 616c 10y ago
It's called Replicant. It is aggressively free in the GNU sense and has a limited installation base because of strict requirements in hardware due to blobs and general functionality. http://replicant.us/ If you want a
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by 616c 10y ago
I don't care what people say, the ethics, or legality, you should consider dumping fake identifying info. http://xposed.info/ http://xprivacy.eu/ Use apps from other app stores, in my case F-Droid.
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by 616c 10y ago
Some of my more sophisticated friends take this a step further and taunt me for not securely hiding notifications and buying a smart watch. This confuses me because Bluetooth over the air does not strike me a secure mechanism (is it just Bl
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by 616c 10y ago
I guess this had to be recent. I had not noticed all day, but it seems to be the last few hours?
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by 616c 10y ago
Some of do not agree with the generally accepted view. https://medium.com/@jeffreycarr/the-dnc-breach-and-the-hijac... I have this conversation with people often. They think I am an obnoxious IT guy, but I think we lov
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by 616c 10y ago
So out of curiosity, as someone who has a nontrivial passcode on his Android device that people constantly mock, how many characters are we talking to be safe. I have known for a long time 4 digit numeric PINs are stupid. Sadly the San Bern
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by 616c 10y ago
As someone who deals with hardware-backed encryption in laptops, it's a huge pain. Modern phones are worse. I was at a training and happened to sit with computer forensicators and they complain about the new eMMC systems. Forensics sy
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by 616c 10y ago
Well I tried that once or twice in the Connect era. But if you say it will make a difference this time, next time I have issues I will contribute. And yeah, that cancer line was meant to snarky and cute, not factual. It does not really matt
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by 616c 10y ago
That's what I thought. Thanks though, your comments are still very useful.
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by 616c 10y ago
I am kind of new to the infosec scene. I was curious because your stuff seems thorough, but the new TLD domain made me wonder where you all came from, like rebranding or something else. Sounds like a little column A, little column B. My f
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by 616c 10y ago
I thought I was to infer from the parent commenter that the fun is learning to write Postscript documents to send to a program and use vulnerabilities in Ghostscript, and that would be useful in compromising a printer itself. For example, i
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by 616c 10y ago
Thanks. That explains some things.
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by 616c 10y ago
This is the book I am referring to. As for ghostscript, good point. Is it used enough even on the printer side to be exploitable, or you mean exploiting clients sending print jobs? I don't follow 100%.
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by 616c 10y ago
Cool. Now only to find an Apple Laserwriter in my neck of the woods. Haha.
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by 616c 10y ago
So I am still reading through their Linux container security paper, and I like their stuff, but who are these NCC people? In the last few months I have seen multiple postings on their papers and blog posts, seemingly out of nowhere, never h
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by 616c 10y ago
You and I are on the same page. What concerns me is that really the best work on securing core internals of the OS from long standing problems, such as strengthing LSASS and SAM against pass-the-hash with virtualized, isolated processing s

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