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by _wldu 7y ago
The point is that the CEO was open minded (he took a phone call from a janitor... and actually listened to him and then gave him a chance). He saw past this mans lack of education and experience and focused on his dedication and enthusiasm.
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by _wldu 8y ago
That's a feature.
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by _wldu 8y ago
tptacek - What would you consider a good modern way to replace encrypting large text files to multiple PGP keys? That's my main automated use case for OpenPGP in Go. If there is a simpler, more modern way, I'd like to try it... th
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Inside Facebook's 'cult-like' workplace(cnbc.com)
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by _wldu 9y ago
I'm a mutt user, but I have used Pine. Less is more and either or those are great MUAs. Minimal yet packed with features. You can read HTML fine in mutt. Don't listen to the naysayers. And, speaking of lesser used mail readers. I
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by _wldu 9y ago
I've completed the majority of the OMCS program. My specialization is 'Computing Systems'. I have a 4.0 GPA so far. I did not do CS as an undergraduate, but I've been programming since I was very young. Here are my thoug
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by _wldu 9y ago
;) OK. But there are a ton of 3 and 4 char passwords too. I mean, what sort of site would allow that? It's just hard to believe these were actually passwords. BTW, I upvoted your comment. It made me laugh. Point granted.
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by _wldu 9y ago
Many of these passwords are one or two characters in length. I think the 300 million number is inflated for publicity. Who allows a password that only has one character? Go here and type the character 'a': https://havei
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by _wldu 9y ago
A friend of mine likes to say, "The S in IoT is for security" .
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by _wldu 9y ago
Linus on grsecurity: https://www.spinics.net/lists/kernel/msg2540934.html
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by _wldu 11y ago
Air gaps can also be bridged by using radio or sound waves. There could be a bunch on non-networked computers in a secure lab all talking to each other. This assumes trojaned hardware and/or operating system software in the systems tha
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by _wldu 11y ago
"I urge you to write something much simpler." When I was younger, I thought that the OpenBSD folks were backward and unsophisticated when compared to Linux. I imagine that a lot of younger people feel that way. But after wor