WatchDog

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by WatchDog 10y ago
I suspect you would see the same behaviour even with a hash function that is not vulnerable to length extension attacks. My understanding is that protecting against length extension is about hiding the internal state of the cipher in the r
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Uncanny valley refers to near life like looking humans, not animated anthromorhised animals that don't look like the real thing at all
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by WatchDog 10y ago
I'm wondering how they plan on rolling this out, do they just send a company wide email asking everyone to download the app? As an employee if I refuse or ignore the directive am i subject to disciplinary action?
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by WatchDog 10y ago
I was thinking the opposite, I would like to see a version with all of the language reserved symbols removed.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Hard to really judge without knowing how much excess storage they started the year with.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Right they clearly couldn't win any conflict, but it doesn't stop them trying to inflict as much damage as they can before going out.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
It seems more likely to me that North Korea would deploy nukes via lower tech means. Commercial shipping or aircraft from mainland China, maybe even smuggling nukes into Mexico and across the border. Their missile systems have a lot of scru
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by WatchDog 10y ago
It would be nice if they added a public dataset of the certificate transparency logs.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
This seems like it would be noticed quickly if access to the internet stops working. Can it proxy intercepted traffic to the real internet? Does the raspberry pi need its own internet connection in order to act as a proxy, or can it get
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Well by the same token, sims offered a simple way to move contacts between devices, which was otherwise difficult to do without a pc and proprietary cables/software to export data from the phone.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
The JEP explains it pretty clearly. "Improve the start-up time of both small and large Java applications, with at most a limited impact on peak performance."
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by WatchDog 10y ago
A lot of firms will run some training data through their application after startup, so that the hot paths get optimised.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Hotspots aren't really going to be any faster with this change. The jvm already does a pretty good job of optimising hot code, which is why the vm is literally called hotspot. AOT compilation is mostly intended to address startup time,
764.
by WatchDog 10y ago
I think his main issue is that the cache has to operate outside of the application process, adding overhead. Languages with shared state can have much simpler and more efficient caching, no io, no de/serialisation.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Also the inspiration for the power plants in red alert. http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/cnc/images/6/6c/Bombing_...
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Try using justin@justinlardinois.com It might be a bit redundant, but it's the pattern I use and I don't ever really have any problems, other than incredulous looks or comments about owning a domain name.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
I must be abnormal, as I have never broken a USB cable.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
If it was praise, I would take it with a grain of salt, but the verge has typically been very apple biased in their reporting. Generally I just try and steer clear of it these days. Hopefully anandtech put something out in a while.
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Feds pin brazen kernel.org intrusion on 27-year-old programmer(arstechnica.com)
2 points by WatchDog 10y ago|0 comments
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by WatchDog 10y ago
> What exactly are we going to sit there and do while waiting on the data we need to fulfill a query? Fulfil more/other queries. > ...in something statically typed, they just don't seem like a problem. What has static typing
771.
by WatchDog 10y ago
It seems you have to add the "build-scan" dependency to the build, agree to its license, then run your builds with an extra flag before it sends data off to their services.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
The connection is encrypted, the ISP can't see request headers. For the main data download, all they can determine is its an TLS connection to a netflix content server. Potentially you could do some stateful monitoring looking for
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by WatchDog 10y ago
That's why they said "probably". You need to look at things like the complexity of the malware, how many staff it would take to develop and maintain it operationally, the targets selected and what sort of payloads are execute
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Spring was certainly a very XML focused framework. However it has had for a long time ways of using property files in conjunction with XML, while you would still need the XML to define your dependencies, you could have a simple property fil
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by WatchDog 10y ago
The author seemed to imply that $1000+ was too much to pay. Regardless, I did a quick search and couldn't find anyone actually selling that board or listing a price.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
I can certainly relate to your ORM experience, I really want to like ORM's but every time I see one applied its a disaster.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
My very limited use of jedis felt pretty clunky, this looks like it could be a bit nicer to use. Next time I need to interact with redis I will give it a go.
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by WatchDog 10y ago
I don't know what the solution to hiring is, but I don't think it is as simple as just talking to people. While I have not been involved in too many new hires, I have known many people that come across as knowledgeable in convers
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by WatchDog 10y ago
Well I have one of these N1 cases[0] which takes a mini-itx board. The graphics card will be taking up the only full size pci-express slot, so I am looking at M.2 ssds. [0] https://www.ncases.com/
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by WatchDog 10y ago
For my use-case(desktop PC), it shouldnt really matter much. Access would be bursty so it shouldnt really heat up too much, plus there should be adequate ventilation. I mean I probably don’t need the performance of a NVMe SSD at all, but

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