TimPrice

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by TimPrice 10y ago
Since this doesn't go well with HTTP/2 so far, we'll have to stick with ModSec for the time being. > https://github.com/nbs-system/naxsi/issues/227
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by TimPrice 10y ago
Cognitive distortion may manifest in many ways, like bad trips.
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by TimPrice 10y ago
Selinux (semanage port) and iptables (SECMARK?) might help you there.
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by TimPrice 10y ago
Yes, as I said, all this is NOT unexpected from them.
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by TimPrice 10y ago
The article is interesting, but title is fud. Besides, all this is not unexpected: > How does MongoDB ensure consistency? > Applications can optionally read from secondary replicas, where data is eventually consistent by default. Read
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by TimPrice 10y ago
(not only) Extremely common of any kind of organization where there have been computers for more than 3 decades.
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by TimPrice 10y ago
I somehow feel this is good for any of those countries in between the western capital based democracies and the extreme of North Korea: it will backfire sooner or later, but without any of this silly measures trigging public awareness, peop
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by TimPrice 10y ago
If he calls himself a security aware sysadmin but he is somehow breaking his own beliefs for productivity/delivery reasons, I don't see much of an interest. Let him rant all he wants on his blog. Back to work.
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by TimPrice 10y ago
> You're committing to throwing so much money Only if you make bad choices buying hardware, like the obsolete stuff that comes with consoles (even on release) > console plays better most of the time PCMasterRace plays real 1080@6
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by TimPrice 10y ago
They are focusing on 5G > 5G will become the key technology for access to the cloud and as we move toward an always-connected world. https://newsroom.intel.com/editorials/brian-krzanich-our-str...
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by TimPrice 10y ago
How is Bezos more impressive than Jack Ma?
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by TimPrice 10y ago
Agree, specially if you add some Cinnamon. (sorry :>) I didn't use Linux for any desktop/laptop for years until it got easily bundled last summer with Fedora. Thanks to Mint for that, though.
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by TimPrice 10y ago
> You must have discipline and passion. You must be your own boss and have a plan. You should enjoy learning on your own. Treat time as a precious resource. Sadly, most of that is not taught at junior/middle school. Getting out of t
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by TimPrice 11y ago
IMO there is no boring part in the video, introductions serve purpose.
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by TimPrice 11y ago
Only koblitz curves (secp256k1) seem to be secure? On a related note, the Bernstein team designed Ed25519 with side channels attacks in mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EdDSA#Features
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by TimPrice 11y ago
This only adds to the hate between eachother. Still can't get my head around it as to why or what they get with this.
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by TimPrice 11y ago
If you can afford it, keep going at it!
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by TimPrice 11y ago
1-Would it be more efficient to store objects that contain its relations if you only do (simple) read operations? (e.g. JSON database) 2-Instead, do graph DB engines try to break through bottlenecks for big data and analytics scenarios?