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by an_account_name 4y ago
CVE-205BC-00001
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by an_account_name 5y ago
Suspect they're talking about Java - a lot of frameworks do exactly create a thread per request.
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by an_account_name 5y ago
If they can do a manual review at all, then there isn’t end to end encryption anymore, so I’m missing what the point of client side scanning is.
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by an_account_name 5y ago
If it’s in APLCore it’s still running somewhere , you can be sure
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by an_account_name 6y ago
I mean out of the Symantec roots... Ooh, I bet WoSign would do it!
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by an_account_name 7y ago
So the mitigation would be to add a check that the generator point in (for example) a CertificateVerify message is the one in the p256 spec (or otherwise the one on the cert, I’m not deep enough to know where it usually lives)?
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by an_account_name 7y ago
AWS has a region in Brazil, sa-east-1
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by an_account_name 7y ago
As they say it’s not “but”, rather “yes, and” so I agree with that and would add that the likely sentience of whales is a huge factor here.
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by an_account_name 7y ago
Some of these applications have been withdrawn, but there are in fact some in flight. https://www.nrc.gov/reactors/new-reactors/col/new-reactor-ma...
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by an_account_name 7y ago
What was the relative scale of the two systems?
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by an_account_name 7y ago
Can you elaborate? I don't have any context on this other than taking a Lyft in NYC once.
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by an_account_name 7y ago
!fq cockroaches
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by an_account_name 7y ago
No, this absolutely checks with my experience - I chase 5 and 10ms improvements all the time because we've measured and know it increases conversion. But it makes sense, too: if the metric here is average latency, that doesn't m
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by an_account_name 7y ago
Plenty of software runs on platforms other than windows. Plenty of industrial control software, too.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
It's kind of pedantry to bring up here, though, and distracts from the discussion.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
The empirical evidence is there: two crashes.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
It sounds a lot like Trump overrode the FAA, more than the FAA changing its mind.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
I read through the codebase and can't assert that couldn't happen... wasn't sure if the ngx_http_ssl_certificate callback could be executed after a point where any of the client-controlled variables from [1] are defined. [1
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Host headers are transmitted after the ssl handshake.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
I wish there were some public data on the impact of removing those - app start latency, battery consumption, bandwidth, etc. I bet there are positive impacts for the customers other than just privacy.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
The original Kindle has an SD card slot, swappable battery, and is available on eBay for cheap.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Fevers kill. Ibuprofen and acetaminophen reduce fevers.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Wow, the Wikipedia page for Kuru says there’s a mutation of the Kuru prion that confers immunity to Kuru. That’s crazy to me, but makes sense from a selection perspective.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
I haven’t heard anything about what Grab is doing beyond Yegge’s post about it; what’s going on there?
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by an_account_name 8y ago
I remember there was one that could be triggered just by loading a web page with a specially crafted image file.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Reminder that lack of accessibility causes legal risk: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Federation_of_the_B... .
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by an_account_name 8y ago
I think it’s now the norm to just photocopy off the first envelope a few hundred times.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Pfft Amazon outages are cooler.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
Isn’t that only true for free accounts? I think if you pay them like $15 (or use the free trial as grandparent comment suggests) they’ll let you message anyone.
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by an_account_name 8y ago
The US is threatening withdrawal from NATO, a member state is withdrawing from the EU, and international trade wars are heating up between the largest economies. I’m not sure I would count those trends as a sure thing, though certainly they

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