Daviey

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by Daviey 10y ago
Uhm. No... he's right. In the browser world.. A a rouge CA, I could generate a certificate pair for https://google.com and your web browser would trust it. The same is true with this setup... the solution, for this is to b
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by Daviey 10y ago
Err, letting the world have your public keys is perfectly normal. Both GitHub and Launchpad provide a public registry for these: - https://github.com/USERNAMEE.keys - https://launchpad.net/~USERNAME/
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Tesla Sues Oil Industry Exec It Says Pretended to Be Elon Musk to Gain Secrets(forbes.com)
1 points by Daviey 10y ago|0 comments
784.
by Daviey 10y ago
Decide if you really mean Project manager, Product manager or Programme manager. I don't see why there would be a specific list for programmers... but try and see if you can take on greater control of the tasks in your current job to b
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by Daviey 10y ago
Indeed, there was no commentry on why distro packages are not suitable.
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by Daviey 10y ago
For the lazy, has anyone done any cost analysis? I've used Sendy (self-hosted php, but non-free licence) before, and that is tied to just Amazon SES.. but this has a few options.
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by Daviey 10y ago
Yeah, that is what my response above points to.
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by Daviey 10y ago
A better way of solving it is to resolve the issue i raised: https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/285
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Creating Malicious Outlook Rules(labs.mwrinfosecurity.com)
1 points by Daviey 10y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 10y ago
You asked if you were a bad person for not having sympathy for a death.. I believe this to be true. I totally agree that walking down the street doesn't carry the same magnitude of risk, but there is measured risk there. Just because
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by Daviey 10y ago
Yes, you are a bad person. I assume you equally have no sympathy with people that die on non-essential car journeys that have crashes. Motorcycling, biking, scubadiving? You, walking down the street are equally playing Russian roulette.
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by Daviey 10y ago
When sport parachuting first started it was horribly dangerous with techniques and equipment mostly adapted from military procedures. As the sport grew in popularity, technology and training advancements made the sport what I would conside
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by Daviey 10y ago
Repost https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12397246
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Linux, Linus, Bradley, and Open Source Protection(jonobacon.org)
2 points by Daviey 10y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 10y ago
Sorry, but this is totally irrelevant. Any large organisation will have legal issues. Google: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/feb/24/google-vi... Uber.. hasn't been quiet in the courts.
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by Daviey 10y ago
Gah, i was just about to raise a pull request for this.
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Mathematician hacked into Google. Thought it was part of job interview(businessinsider.com)
4 points by Daviey 10y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 10y ago
Interesting preface to this, http://richg42.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/zlib-in-serious-danger... However, the compression is nothing compared to Pied Piper's algorithm.
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by Daviey 10y ago
but.. for apt archives, the integrity is provided by gpg.. TLS doesn't really add value for this.. However, it does provide confidentiality, such that an actor MITM'ing can't see what software is being downloaded.
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by Daviey 10y ago
Sorry, but no. This isn't acceptable. The value in their product is the people. Cutting them off, without discussion means they are selecting their product choice. If a human did this, based on a complaint (perhaps), they can talk
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by Daviey 10y ago
I'd like to understand how this differs from using more known tools such as: https://gist.github.com/brutuscat/2519840
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by Daviey 10y ago
I created a parody account for a celebrity, which was getting quite popular. Without discussing it first, they just removed the account and ignored 3 x emails asking them why. I was gutted.
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by Daviey 10y ago
3 fourths?! Who calls 3/4 fraction like this?
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by Daviey 10y ago
Worse, when I worked on OpenStack's EC2 compatibility API.. I found about 3 examples where AWS were not following their own published API parameters... and I had to choose to follow either their published spec, or what they were actua
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by Daviey 10y ago
Does anyone have thoughts on ITRS Geneos?
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by Daviey 10y ago
For extensive analysis, I tend to use tcpdump on the remote host - dump to pcap, and then dig through it locally using wireshark.
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by Daviey 10y ago
What sort of punitive things do you mean?
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Let's Encrypt client from BSD in C(kristaps.bsd.lv)
5 points by Daviey 10y ago|0 comments
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Reflections by a Dallas police officer(hlswatch.com)
14 points by Daviey 10y ago|1 comments
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by Daviey 10y ago
Interesting read, http://www.eham.net/ehamforum/smf/index.php?topic=17576.0;wa...

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