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by ademarre 12y ago
Dell is coming out with a 25" 2560x1440 monitor; model u2515h. http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/news_archive/32.htm#dell_u2515h
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by ademarre 12y ago
You misunderstand. Domains must not be free, and domain cost isn't the problem. Nonprofit registrar != free domains. The problem is the horrible user experience of registrars like Godaddy. I'd rather give my money to a nonprofit t
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by ademarre 12y ago
This is great news! I'd also like to see a push for technologies like DANE (and necessarily DNSSEC) which address the flawed CA trust model. While we're at it, let's get a non-profit domain registrar going.
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by ademarre 12y ago
Sometimes you don't need to index all 16 bytes, and can get by with a prefix index.
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by ademarre 12y ago
Bruce Schneier insists this is actually the third leaker. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/10/us_intelligen... https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/08&#x2
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by ademarre 12y ago
I believe Verizon is violating their customer agreement here. From the looks of it, the tracking header provides a way for websites not affiliated with Verizon to build profiles on users as they travel across the internet. Rogue tracking ne
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by ademarre 12y ago
A fingerprint is more like a username than a password. It is simply not a secret credential. A password that is left behind on everything its owner touches isn't very secure.
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Google and Apple Won’t Unlock Your Phone, but a Court Can Make You(wired.com)
19 points by ademarre 12y ago|56 comments
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by ademarre 12y ago
It's easy to point out problems with semantic versioning; I'd rather read about solutions. Semantic versioning is not harmful. What's harmful is its misuse; don't rely on all projects to apply it the same way. With or wi
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by ademarre 12y ago
It's a shame that napping is so often frowned upon in hard-working–America culture. It seems to me a rather ignorant tradition. We look everywhere for ways to boost office productivity, yet napping remains an anathema.
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by ademarre 12y ago
> I think it is funny that the author manages to blame everything and everyone except bad software. That's a good point about bad software, but to be fair the author is reciting actual things he has seen, not hypothetical scenario
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One in three smartphone owners uninterested in apps(telegraph.co.uk)
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by ademarre 12y ago
"Attacks always get better; they never get worse." – The NSA[1] [1] http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4270#section-6
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by ademarre 12y ago
Flocker, Fleet, Flynn — The Docker ecosystem is getting flippin' complicated.
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by ademarre 12y ago
Perhaps more so than database servers, homogeneity becomes impractical when you have containers that demand access to a GPU.
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The US Intelligence Community has a Third Leaker(schneier.com)
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by ademarre 12y ago
Good tech founders need to be innovative, not encumbered by "the way things ought to be." It's reasonable that dress would be a valid signal of that quality, but I don't know if I'd make a rule around it.
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by ademarre 12y ago
I've abstained from Amazon Linux for the same reasons: to evade vendor lockin and facilitate cleaner non-EC2 dev environments. Though I think Docker improves the situation by decoupling applications from their host environment.
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by ademarre 12y ago
> I had a domain with low traffic and it was $6/year just for DNS hosted zone Amazon should give away free hosted DNS zones for Amazon-registered domains. The $0.50 per hosted zone per month doesn't scale down very well. I ha
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by ademarre 12y ago
I agree, but there are many with a large investment in PHP, and since it isn't going away, it's very much worthwhile to make it better.
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by ademarre 12y ago
> The mode of DANE which I, personally, find to be the most intriguing, is one which specifies which CA should have issued a certificate. This is amazingly awesome, because as it stands today, the entire CA trust model is only as strong
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Will DANE make CAs obsolete?(sslcoop.org)
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European Central Bank announces theft of contact information(ecb.europa.eu)
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Russian government edits Wikipedia on flight MH17(telegraph.co.uk)
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Data Point: It Looks Like 30 Is the Ceiling for How Many Apps People Use(blogs.wsj.com)
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Coming Soon to Social Media: Click to Buy Now(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by ademarre 12y ago|1 comments
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CoreOS stable release candidate: 367.1.0(coreos.com)
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by ademarre 12y ago
Around my workplace we say "dub dub dub", or I do, at least. I think originally I picked it up from a Matt Cutts video on the Google Webmaster Central YouTube channel.
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The Troubling Truth of Why It’s Still So Hard to Share Files Directly(wired.com)
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by ademarre 12y ago
One could argue that should be okay for a class of certificate without identity/organization verification.

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