SFjulie1

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by SFjulie1 11y ago
on a web site indeed. I saw the first "private chatrooms" in 1998 based on ugly PHP/js hacks. And it was the pornmaster who showed to me how to do them.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
wish is downloadable for all these platforms. The reason why it was not "pushed" is SUN edited it. It was internally competing with java, like oak that seems interesting too. http://www.blinkenlights.com/classiccmp
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Your session in your OS is already protected by credentials (passwords, tokens). The illusion of security given by inputing and multiplying passwords might not beat having a central point of authentication handled by the OS. EDIT: and you h
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
So you are a lemming suffering a Stockholm syndrome? Go on. I am no lemming I will watch you with all the other unicorned lemmings experience the explosion of the IT bubble while I can still adapt with 20 yo technologies.
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Tcl/tk vs. the web(beauty-of-imagination.blogspot.com)
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
apt-get/yum/pkg install firefox? And most people install firefox/chrome on windows rather than use IE. Installing Tk/Tcl is easier than installing firefox/IE/chrome. Tk/Tcl does not require a lib to handle
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
got carried away :)
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
As I said. Detection is always a business decision between true/false positive/negative, the costs of sensitivity that is non linear per stage (breakthrough are non predictable) and the costs of stealth. And since science have imp
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Yeah. Never coded a driver did you? It is as smart as saying that by using a hammer heavy enough you can make a cube fit in a triangle. It is possible, but defeating the purpose of consistent API.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Tcl/Tk interpreter and C libs are way more portable than js. It is actually stupid. If we revamped the tk default look and coded directly in tcl/tk "apps" would more secure by default, less costly and doing the job a tad
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
A file maybe, a filesystem no. You can't 'ls' your network connections. And for tricky API that does not match the filesystem view we have the fnctls.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Actually the Tu95 were grounded after a series of crash (they are not that good ;) ) (nice pictures of the new bombers used by russia here http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/raf-typhoon-jets-scramb... ) And I can
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Even the typhoon kick the ass of the F35 http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/russias-su-35-figh... Air Force F-16s are not currently fitted with an AESA and are at a severe disadvantage versus the Su-35 or o
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I was speaking of the angles in the shape of the planes design. Have you ever seen a diffraction pattern caused by any discontinuities? I have seen thousands of them ... the fourier transform of any discrete functions makes very nice detect
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
UK.. http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-31530840 Remember with turbine powered bombers the flight takes 5 hours crossing the aerial zone of at least 5 NATO countries with modern aircraft and radars. And we know it was loaded w
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Indeed, no news since 2015. And that is also news because news were expected on the following topics: - using guns could cause fire ... gun delivery was said rescheduled for 2019; - senate asked for an evaluation of A10 vs F35 because A10 w
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
And russians still have planes with hydraulic commands from the cold war (50 yo) that outperform F35, F16, F15, F14, B2 :) They even flew near UK exactly one year ago with a turbine powered bomber from the 50s and a nuke inside and no plan
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
The supputative remaining of the "cour des miracles" (~ rue du Caire // north montorgueil, la butte aux cailles, ménilmuche & place St Marc appeals more to my heart of former parisian than 4 septembre, champs Elyse
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Timezone problems (cf The Problem with Time & Timezones - Computerphile on youtube or postgres doc on why not to use TZ) are not solvable. TZ are politics and politic is very bad at making stuff engineerable. Politics are inconsistent,
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I know this will look like SciFi dystopia. But it is real: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribunal_de_commerce_%28France... Basically it is the most influential traders from your vicinity that decides how to settle your
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Certificates are free? Some are. Do you trust certificates given without checking the real identity of the user? I do not. It has a cost. If you do not check you have the perfect tool for a MITM. Then is https more expensive than http? Of c
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
buying a certificate and changing it yourself. So it costs minimum price a certificate, and at least one person competent enough. And competence in terms of spending is way more than the certificate. Outsourcing security without knowledge
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Seriously. Who would care about a library? Not everything on the internet is privacy. And even with https any proxy (WCCP) already knows which URL I went to.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Ethics. When people deal with live samples more ethic and certifications than for IT scaming techs is expected by the stake holders . And the cohorts of bad news on theranos, the misdoings and also the handling of PR with spin doctors does
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Yes, shame all libraries/swimming pools giving their schedule online without HTTPS. Shame gutenberg project, the documentations for OS, code, your washing machine. Why would money from libraries gutenberg project, NGOs informations go
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
commutation would also be guaranteed (when circuits would be switched) to be highly funky and generating peaks with rebounds... in non linear ways. And with the multiplication of sources (wind/solar) commutation/switching are to b
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Oh yes. The short list/affacturation scam. Software can only support safely at most 10 providers ... for RA.. facturing ... limitations. Thus I had between 1 and 4 mans in the middle for the purpose of "factoring, risks assessment
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Not alone Made my startup worked hard. Got contracts. Customers forgot to pay. It sucked. And in my country it was normal. It was not Africa. It was France. Big corporations do whatever the fuck want even if it is illegal. Trades dispute ar
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Let's imagine I am the swimming pool around the corner or the guy wanting to go to the swimming pool. Why would we need https? Who is gonna tamper the "advertisement less" schedules of the swimming pool from rue st Hubert (mo
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
It has a common point with systemd : the lead is Lennart Poettering. Sound on linux is a mess. And pulse audio is vastly blamed for it. Complex circonvoluted architecture that overpromised and under delivered.. The guy loves to brag about h

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