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by andor 12y ago
I thought Gnome 3 wasted a lot of screen real estate Fonts are quite large by default. I usually set the font scaling factor to 0.9 with gnome-tweak-tool, this also reduces the size of the top panel. Since 3.10, the tendency for apps is t
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by andor 12y ago
It's interesting how they know it's happening, but don't seem to understand the consequences. In the video, they say that "the key and message can only be read by Sally." Or look at this one, where they even visuali
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by andor 12y ago
Yes. And this is a college project that uploads all keys to their backend.
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by andor 12y ago
Their server stores all the keys https://developer.scrambls.com/bin/view/Main/P4ComponentInte...
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by andor 12y ago
It's based on "scrambls", and they have a description of their protocol here: https://developer.scrambls.com/bin/view/Main/P4ComponentInte...
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by andor 12y ago
Oh wow. It uses a very innovative REST key exchange protocol. Encryption: * Messages are encrypted with AES 128 CBC * Random key for each message * The AES key is sent to the server, and exchanged for some key-id * They key id is
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by andor 12y ago
PDF: http://www.rsaconference.com/writable/presentations/file_upl... Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd5S0_93n9o
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by andor 13y ago
It's not a drop-in replacement for gcc. For example: In the second form above, main is called with argc equal to zero and argv equal to the NULL pointer. The program does not, therefore, have access to command-line arguments. http:&
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by andor 13y ago
I just had a quick look at Alloy ([0]), and I'm interested in how it could be integrated into the software development process -- once you're confident about your Alloy model, you have to transfer it to working code somehow. I&#x2
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by andor 13y ago
it's browserWidth wide I like that, because my browser window is resizable.
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Embroidermodder: open source embroidery software(kickstarter.com)
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by andor 13y ago
it also implements a small imap client(which may work fine for just reading gmail, but imap is a scary thing, everyone uses it a little differently) It uses imaplib from the Python standard library. Doesn't look scary to me.
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by andor 13y ago
but of course there's no such fine-tuning in gtk3 The startup-mode was apparently brought back in Gnome 3.10. https://mail.gnome.org/archives/commits-list/2012-November/m... https://git.gnom
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by andor 13y ago
To actually use your data you have to decrypt it somewhere...
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by andor 13y ago
Study 1 - Likelihood of winning pitch competition. Gender and attractiveness: Male/High 0.39 Male/Low 0.29 n=70, p=0.042 Female/High 0.21 Female/Low 0.18 n=20, difference not significant
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by andor 13y ago
True. You can't argue about the lack of GPS trackers, though. Every shipping container has one nowadays.
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by andor 13y ago
yaxim supports message carbons
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by andor 13y ago
His point was that this number is too large to store it in a Javascript Number variable (which is a IEEE 754 double).
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by andor 13y ago
I guess you're right. The mechanism is forward-secure, which means for an attacker that tampering the logs is the first thing to do, not the last ;-) As soon as the attacker manages to extract the state of the key generator from memory
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by andor 13y ago
The journal sealing provides forward security. The sealing keys are exchanged regularly, and the old keys are deleted safely. A verification key, which is stored on another device or offline, can be used to calculate the sealing key for any
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by andor 13y ago
Without support for this you can't even reboot cleanly after upgrading init or any of the libraries it uses, because init will keep old deleted executable open and make it impossible to remount root as read-only Lennart Poettering on
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by andor 13y ago
You could have a Facebook/Google account under a different name. I have one and its rather useful when websites have an option of logging in using facebook/google accounts. You can easily be identified by your network of friends
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by andor 13y ago
He's probably just covering his ass. I guess he learned some operational security since his mails were used as evidence in the anti-trust trial.
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by andor 13y ago
https://www.bsi.bund.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/Presse2... This is the official press release. Still they don't give a source for those 16 million credentials...
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by andor 13y ago
What about the whole row of function keys missing, and the position of escape and tilde?
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by andor 13y ago
I'd say the biggest problem with upstart (and possibly the deal breaker) is the licensing terms. Upstart isn't even a real solution for Ubuntu: they still use SysV init scripts for many daemons (I don't know why exactly). B
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by andor 13y ago
The only thing missing in the video is Julian Assange as the narrator ;-) Basically, this seems like a lifestyle device for pseudo-"hacktivists". And I expect people to install WhatsApp and Facebook on it. There was this article a
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by andor 13y ago
Mozilla would have an awful lot of security work to do. If you check the CVEs for Firefox, there was, on average, a remote code execution vulnerability each week in the last 3 months. http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln&#
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by andor 13y ago
This is a laptop for hardware development and security research, hence the features [0]: * FPGA on the mainboard * Lots of digital and analog IO headers connected to CPU and FPGA * Dual Ethernet * USB OTG Also, it's not just about lice
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by andor 13y ago
It's not a direct replacement. Journald does stuff that syslog can't do, but it doesn't reimplement everything. Instead, you can pipe to syslog if you want syslog features. - Journald logs the whole boot process - Journald ca

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