BCM43

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61.
by BCM43 11y ago
Cool, top story for me was "Experiment: No Comment Scores" https://web.archive.org/web/20090929084547/http://news.ycomb...
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Your big data toolchain is a big security risk(vitavonni.de)
71 points by BCM43 11y ago|29 comments
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by BCM43 12y ago
My understanding is that if the cert is valid for less that three months, it's still marked as OK for now. That cert is valid for 3/19/15-6/16/15.
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Gawker, Anonymous, an FBI informant, and the stolen emails that never existed(dailydot.com)
1 points by BCM43 12y ago|0 comments
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by BCM43 12y ago
A walks UDP packet bar a into.
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by BCM43 12y ago
That's assuming you can't clone it, and try on 1000 devices at the same time, correct?
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by BCM43 12y ago
Nope. It's a 2 hour stream of facts from what I understand.
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by BCM43 12y ago
Actual link: http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/rnr/4562386373.html
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by BCM43 12y ago
But the connections consumers have are non-symmetrical. Almost none are able to upload at HD-quality speeds.
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by BCM43 12y ago
Similar: http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~ballard/bofh/bofhserver.pl
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by BCM43 12y ago
Really? I'm curious how hard it would be to shoot one down.
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by BCM43 12y ago
What? A lot of spam filters will block zip files and the like, include free software and company run ones.
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by BCM43 12y ago
It's already been fixed. Newer version of NTP don't reply with more data than it gets sent, so you can't use the server for amplification. It's servers that have not been updated that are issues.
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by BCM43 12y ago
I'm not sure how much work that is, but I'm guessing it's a lot for every $10,000 a month you get. I'm also guessing you can't share the same domain.
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by BCM43 12y ago
Yes, OpenSSL has an advertising clause that is incompatible with the GPL. https://people.gnome.org/~markmc/openssl-and-the-gpl.html
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by BCM43 12y ago
It's not. It's not in oldstable, but it is in everything after. https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2014/msg00...
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The candy weighing demonstration, or, the unwisdom of crowds(andrewgelman.com)
65 points by BCM43 13y ago|47 comments
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by BCM43 13y ago
>It's pretty standard practice to place employees on paid leave while serious complaints are investigated. Employees? Sure. Founders? I've not heard of that before.
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Support MediaGoblin Help us take back the net(mediagoblin.org)
4 points by BCM43 13y ago|0 comments
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by BCM43 13y ago
assword is similar. http://finestructure.net/assword/
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by BCM43 13y ago
As far as I can tell the passwords for phpbb are hashed with md5. Could someone correct me if I'm wrong? And if this is the case, this is a much larger issue, and warrants more of a response than simply reseting the password and buryin
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by BCM43 13y ago
There is, and it's way better. https://www.icinga.org/
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Intelligence chair: NSA leaker Edward Snowden may have had Russian help(theguardian.com)
6 points by BCM43 13y ago|1 comments
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by BCM43 13y ago
How so?
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by BCM43 13y ago
What does that do?
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by BCM43 13y ago
Yes, Linux already does it iirc.
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by BCM43 13y ago
I would be extremely surprised if Debian did not update it. Ubuntu I'm less sure about, mostly because I'm less familiar with their security update policies.
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by BCM43 13y ago
I find that after a shell script gets to be over 3 or so lines, it's easier to switch over to python or perl. Do others feel the same?
89.
by BCM43 13y ago
With taxes and benefits, it's not that far off. Plus office space for them, computers for them, a whole host of other perks.
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by BCM43 13y ago
I think that may be the joke. Though this is the text, so I'm not sure.

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