Rygian

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   by Rygian 4y ago

   Parent's point is "how many of them can you pick up?" as they can overwhelm in number.
2. 722.▲
   by Rygian 4y ago

   How is "dictionary[key] = None" equivalent to dictionary[key] not existing?
3. 723.▲
   by Rygian 4y ago

   Indeed. The post neglects to mention at which Level one would start saying "No." And I argue it should be Level 3, to avoid going to Level 4. If I found myself in Level 5, 6, or 7 the only explanation I would find is that I'v
4. 724.▲
   by Rygian 4y ago

   In your example, why does the INSERT in second row use the unqualified value (1), but the UPDATE in third row uses a wrapped value as crdt_set(2)?
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   Concerns about Trustcor [Root CA](groups.google.com)

   1 points by Rygian 4y ago|0 comments
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   Climate Fresk – Understand climate change in 3 hours(climatefresk.org)

   1 points by Rygian 4y ago|0 comments
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   Spain briefly closes part of airspace as Chinese rocket debris flies over(news.yahoo.com)

   4 points by Rygian 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Rygian 4y ago

   Normally one does their backups before they are necessary.
9. 729.▲
   by Rygian 4y ago

   I just took a pic of the QR codes with my webcam and stored that in KeePass.
10. 730.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    I can import/export with Google authenticator (via QR codes).
11. 731.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    I'm trying out the demo with "What is the most typical experience level for people whose job is analyst?" and just get a half-way full red progress bar as a reply.
12. 732.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    200 km/h is the top speed. You slow down after reaching it due to weaker gravity and increased air pressure.
13. 733.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    For anyone curious: * Dependencies for 'diffoscope' on my system: aapt abootimg androguard android-framework-res android-libaapt android-libandroidfw android-libbacktrace android-libunwind android-libutils android-libziparchiv
14. 734.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    I just tried to install it on debian and it tried to pull in quite a few unexpected dependencies (e.g. 'libguestfs-reiserfs,' 'libintellij-annotations-java,' or 'r-cran-class'). I guess I'll start with the
15. 735.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    Imagine you're my clueless family relative and you end up installing one of those signed-yet-exploitable drivers. Whose fault is it?
16. 736.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    Judging from the score of my comment... they've downvoted me :-)
17. 737.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    What about megacorps writing operating systems for 99% of the device-owner population of the world? And again, the original comment above is not "ask permission from the government" but instead "pass independent security audi
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    My opinionated "This Is The Way" stance, as a work in progress: Daily fines proportional to installed user base, on the basis of confirmed and not yet fixed CVEs. Amount inversely proportional to price of per-user software license
19. 739.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    Also the opening paragraph, paraphrasing "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move."
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    > As a person who is novice to the driver exploitation scene, I was in a search for a driver which is very-easy to exploit. While on the search, I encountered Souhail Hammou’s really well written blogpost about how he exploited MalwareFo
21. 741.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    I fail to see what is unreasonable in my attitude, you give no explanation in your comment. My "team" is composed of around 700 people across Asia and Europe. My kids are in school during work hours. My 6pm—midnight slot is strict
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    I work a strict 9am–6pm schedule from western Europe, and interact with both Asian and American colleagues. I simply decline all meetings that are outside of my work window, and it would probably be against the law for my management to expe
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    So nuclear was replaced by renewables+gas (EU newspeak not withstanding).
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    Why is Germany using more natural gas now than in 2010? Did they replace coal by gas? Would it have been possible to replace coal with nuclear instead, and keep gas at 2015 levels?
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    If you're an EU citizen and this company is regularly addressing EU citizens (ie. it's not a special case for them) then yes, it's against the GDPR and can be raised to the authorities as a breach of your rights.
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    A targeted form of unsolicited advertising (ie. spam).
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    I agree, it's defense in depth. However, suppose I'm a famous carmaker [1]. What are the chances that I screw up and publish my CMK in a public repo, compared to the chances of my CSP screwing up and publishing my tenant's PM
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    What's the HN equivalent of Slashvertisement? > Fair enough, but then why did you split the trust in the first place using BYOK? Let’s think about the threat model here. Anyone leveraging privilege in the cloud or exploiting vulnera
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    by Rygian 4y ago

    I definitely need to dive into Ceph, thanks for the pointer :-)
30. 750.▲
    by Rygian 4y ago

    I know and use 'logrotate'. My point was more on the tracks of a filesystem where a single file can be overwritten over and over again, and it's up to the filesystem to transparently ensure the full capacity of the disk is pu