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_joel
10y ago
This has good information - http://docs.hardentheworld.org/Applications/OpenVPN/ I noticed DH params do get generated via easy-rsa (although not audited that code, so can't comment on how rigid it is, nor wha
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_joel
10y ago
Looks like AES-128-CBC and no regeneration of Diffie Hellman params. I'm not sure that's the greatest choice when you have full control over the endpoints.
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_joel
10y ago
Care to highlight what issues you've had with their CVS system?
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_joel
10y ago
Who now (Davies) is our 'Brexit' minister. Oh, the irony.
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_joel
10y ago
HTML5 canvas can use hardware acceleration, of course. If the codec being used is suitable for HW acceleration (i.e. h/x624 yes, VP9 no - generally)
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_joel
10y ago
The Dash.js MPEG-DASH reference player can handle EBU-TT-D subtitles.
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_joel
10y ago
Would this vulnerability have been mitigated with default grsec, ooi?
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_joel
10y ago
Please be careful when running strings, if possible, don't, as it can be used as an attack surface. Just take a look at CVE-2014-8485 if you need clarification.
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LLAMA – Loss Latency Matrix for Measuring Network Performance (Dropbox)
(github.com)
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_joel
10y ago
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_joel
10y ago
And it's a close-walled garden, not anything like what the internet elders envisaged. IRC is a protocol. Slack is a product. AFAIK, you can't spin up your own slack service and run your own private slack (happy to be corrected)
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_joel
10y ago
Well, there is the official fork - https://github.com/SmashingDashboard/smashing - Last commit 20th Nov 2016
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_joel
10y ago
I think the term you are looking for is 'data diode' or uni-directional network link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unidirectional_network
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_joel
10y ago
Try https://chocolatey.org/
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_joel
10y ago
Having been burnt several times buying 'cheap' SoC's like these and then spending hours trying to get them working due to crappy upstream support then I'd steer clear of this. If you value your time and don't want t
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_joel
10y ago
Anyone interested in this era/design would do well to look at other Railway posters of the age[1]. There's something so utterly charming about this bye-gone era. A lot of the original posters change hands for not-inconsiderable am
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_joel
10y ago
I only see US states listed. Is it assumed on this site that cloud infrastructure only exists in the US, or is this due to regulatory constraints?
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_joel
10y ago
It's not that it's hard, it's just the logistics of running the virtual machines(s) and the applications they contain. You could use a minimal linux distro like Alpine or Tiny Core, but you still need to run applications on t
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_joel
10y ago
If you'd ran a similar exercise for the 2015 UK General Election, the outcome would not have been as you desired. Famously the polls were wrong and the Conservatives won by a small majority. In fact, Sir Paddy Ashdown stated on live te
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_joel
10y ago
Just because a device is deemed to be 'secure' one day, doesn't mean there aren't hidden vulnerabilities and therefore in the future it will be deemed as 'insecure'. How would you manage that after the hardware
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Holovect: Holographic Vector Display
(kickstarter.com)
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10y ago
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_joel
10y ago
Not sure I follow that ontology as that doesn't necessarily make something a cloud. API's to interact with the ecosystem make it more like a cloud. Whilst I understand DO have API's, just saying the machine can be dynamicall
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_joel
10y ago
Whilst I work with Linux on a daily basis and understand that `apt-get install {package}` is really handy, how does this change from a brew install? (granted brew is 2 commands extra to install if you include the xcode installation) Also, g
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_joel
10y ago
One way to avoid Friday deployment issues is to go to the pub. Obviously you need to spend all afternoon there and not be tempted to go back and deploy, otherwise issues may be compounded! It seems to be a common mitigation technique in som
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_joel
10y ago
Take a look at this pdf - https://www.nccgroup.trust/globalassets/our-research/us/whit... There is also a docker-bench-security tool set worth checking out.
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_joel
10y ago
You can run a Ruby kernel in Jupyter - https://github.com/SciRuby/iruby