aaron42net

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   by aaron42net 14y ago

   I believe that Aaron Swartz might've been the activist mentioned in Wired ( http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/06/wikileaks-documents... ) who bootstrapped WikiLeaks with over a million files intercepted from Tor. One thing I haven't see
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   by aaron42net 14y ago

   That site will require that you are a Bank of America customer, though the link is unfortunately broken. If you are an AMEX, USAA, PenFed, or Consumer Reports customer instead, check out their respective car buying sites. They are variati
3. 63.▲
   by aaron42net 14y ago

   If you'd like to see what it contains without the 4GB download, I've mirrored the contents: http://mirror.die.net/misc/defcon-20/
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   by aaron42net 14y ago

   There's an important optimization that Nginx is missing around real-world TTFB, however that would benefit Cloudflare users. Even though it is streaming compression, zlib normally packs compressed content into larger than 1500-byte blocks.
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   by aaron42net 15y ago

   If the author really wants this on disk, would application-level encryption of the files it is writing to /tmp be overkill? The standard trick with encrypted swap on Linux is to pull an encryption key out of /dev/urandom on boot and never s