C4K3

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by C4K3 9y ago
SMS doesn't have to be the lowest common denominator, it's not a binary option between SMS or everybody having U2F devices. In Denmark there's something called NemID [1], which is basically just a credit-card sized piece of p
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by C4K3 9y ago
/r/iota sure seems to believe that's what it shows. One comment with 20 upvotes: > I read the emails and it seems to me that Ethan doesnt understand what theyve done in IOTA or has very different way of interpretting what
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by C4K3 9y ago
Authenticity. To prevent somebody from modifying the page against your will, e.g. ISPs/Wifi hotspots inserting ads into all http pages. Example (out of many): https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140908/0719122
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by C4K3 9y ago
That got me thinking, are there any efforts to replace tar? A single unified directory structure does seem like a desirable feature, I'm sure it'd be possible to find other improvements to make in tar. I wonder if anybody is worki
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by C4K3 9y ago
Doesn't the SSN already encode the general area where it was issued (usually place of birth?) https://www.ssn-check.org/decode/
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by C4K3 9y ago
OT, but I'm curious what are the scenarios in which somebody (except keybase.io) can lock me out of my account? If I understand keybase correctly, if somebody were to say deploy some malware on my computer, thereby getting both my pass
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by C4K3 9y ago
> Also worth mentioning is that the police were very quickly charging him with manslaughter - so quick, they probably had indications something was wrong with his statement even before the sub was raised. From the linked article: > Mr
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by C4K3 9y ago
Hopefully not anymore: https://blog.archive.org/2017/04/17/robots-txt-meant-for-sea...
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by C4K3 9y ago
Your source for [1] says that up to 4000 people may die, in total, not per year.
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by C4K3 9y ago
Offtopic, but that website header sure is distracting, on my laptop it uses 266 out of the 633 vertical pixels space I have for the page. http://imgur.com/SRkTL5w
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by C4K3 9y ago
Good counterpoint, I don't have an answer for you, you'd need somebody who supports curtailing civil liberties in order to combat terrorism to give an answer to that.
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by C4K3 9y ago
Terrorism can happen to anybody, that's the logic behind the asymmetry. "Regular" people see gang violence as something that can never happen to them.
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by C4K3 9y ago
Oh really? When I think about it, it is the same credit card I've used to pay for everything for many years. Next time I'll try to pay with my backup card and see if the UI is any different. Thanks for the tip.
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by C4K3 9y ago
So I've kept off with getting a paypal account, but for many years I've paid for things through paypal, i.e. some webstore that uses paypal as their payment processer. I used to be able to do this without an account, but just a fe
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by C4K3 9y ago
Denmark censors a lot more than just TPB, though it is probably the one website that causes most people to circumvent the censorship. In Denmark it all started out with blocking child porn sites, then it was expanded to copyright infringeme
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by C4K3 9y ago
and it even costs a fixed fee to get a passport.
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by C4K3 9y ago
That makes it somewhat misleading when the article says the game has 121 million players. I somewhat doubt 121 million people play the Windows 10 version. I wonder if the journalist even knows the difference.
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by C4K3 10y ago
Lego and IKEA were only there because they represented the rivalry between Denmark and Sweden. But I do find it interesting how Tesla and Space X fans are so dedicated that they'd be willing to fight for them.
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by C4K3 10y ago
Your example counts milliseconds. It is 292 billion, from units: You have: (2^64 / 2) seconds You want: years (2^64 / 2) seconds = 292277265670.798 years
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by C4K3 10y ago
How exactly is one domain per IP better than SNI privacy wise? If you run one domain per IP, then it's just as obvious who you're connecting to.
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by C4K3 10y ago
I used to use duplicity but recently switched over to borg. Not having to do full backups is nice, I can mount any backup at any time and delete intermediate backups in any order.
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by C4K3 10y ago
Hey I know this might be late, but using it there's one major pain point with specifically the Japanese, in that what you have to input seems to be cut off at kind of arbitrary points, that make it annoying to input. For example I just
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by C4K3 10y ago
Note, I get warning: this expression will panic at run-time when compiling it, but that's besides the point. Panicking is exactly what makes it memory safe, it doesn't access any out of bounds memory. Write an equivalent progr
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by C4K3 10y ago
Interesting they don't seem to have SPF/DMARC configured properly. That would probably get rid of most spam, at least at major providers. After setting up a DMARC reporting address for my own domain I was surprised at the amount o
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by C4K3 10y ago
While I don't know how bad the performance would be on huge repos, there is of course an option to turn it on or off (--[no-]verify-signatures.) which I believe is off by default.
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by C4K3 10y ago
> I tried getting my personal blog added, it’s just impossible. I got my personal blog, which gets less than 100 unique visitors a month, added with no problems at all.