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by adg001 15y ago
1. Your own third level domain name (eg, bio.lo.gy, psycho.lo.gy, zoo.lo.gy)
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2. News about your topic of choice (entomology, anyone?)
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3. A question and answer website on your topic of choice - from archelogy to zymology
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4. An enterprise URL shortening service
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5. A custom application for each third level domain name
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6. Other - please, specify :-)
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Other - please, specify
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A custom application for each third level domain name
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An enterprise URL shortening service (e.g., https://lo.gy/ )
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A question and answer website on your topic of choice - from archelogy to zymology
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News about your topic of choice (entomology, anyone?)
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Your own third level domain name (eg, bio.lo.gy, psycho.lo.gy, zoo.lo.gy)
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Poll: What app would you like to have at (whatever).lo.gy and (whatever).olo.gy?
7 points by adg001 15y ago|8 comments
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28th Chaos Communication Congress: Prerelease videos(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: What yet-to-be-written Erlang analysis tool would you like to have?
1 points by adg001 15y ago|0 comments
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A Zagat's of security. The ThreatBook. A quick reference guide to the threats we might end up to be vulnerable and the applicable defenses in review. There's much to be written here. Thanks.
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Am I secure? At the strategic level, this is among the most important questions to be answered by each of us. A tactical guide to reach confidence in processes to which we entrust our businesses can certainly help people to improve their se
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What yet-to-be-written security book would you like to see on your shelves?
4 points by adg001 15y ago|6 comments
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Counting over encrypted data(github.com)
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Content Security Policy: defining policies for an extension(mikewest.org)
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Scaling Erlang to run on machines with hundreds of thousands of cores(erlang-solutions.com)
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Encounter: Open-Source Cryptocounters for our PETs(plaintext.crypto.lo.gy)
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Along the same line (and not defunct) the Backdoor Hiding & Finding Contest https://backdoorhiding.appspot.com/
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A Cryptol Implementation of Keccak: The Matryoshka and the Hermetic Sponge(plaintext.crypto.lo.gy)
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Aedificatoria: Layered Weak Links(plaintext.crypto.lo.gy)
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Memory Models: A Case for Rethinking Parallel Languages and Hardware(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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John McCarthy's Lisp Programmer's Manual Released(computerhistory.org)
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Can Code Polymorphism Limit Information Leakage?(eprint.iacr.org)
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A prediction market startup: software security's futures plural(plaintext.crypto.lo.gy)
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Six Billion Crash Test Dummies (comic)(plaintext.crypto.lo.gy)
1 points by adg001 16y ago|0 comments

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