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RFC8995: Bootstrapping Remote Secure Key Infrastructure
(datatracker.ietf.org)
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andrecarini
5y ago
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andrecarini
5y ago
Just out of curiosity: would you like to share with us your previous experiences trying out volunteer positions? Could be a cultural or geographic difference, but here in Brazil I've never heard of anyone being turned down from a volun
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5y ago
Edit: after getting in touch with Joshua, behind Echo, the original evidence on Twitter by Kevin Beaumont has been retracted [0] and Joshua claims that Echo is not related to the rootkit in question. Edit 2: Some further clarifications abou
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andrecarini
5y ago
What's the reasoning behind not disclosing the list of games affected?
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andrecarini
5y ago
Immediately start doing regular volunteer work, anything away from the screens and that'll get you interacting with plenty of people. There's no shortage of demand and the barrier to entry is nil. Here's what will happen: - Y
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andrecarini
6y ago
> how do you craft a mission from a hodgepodge of difficult and unrelated skillsets? I'd say you don't have to fit the entirety of your skillset into a mission to be happy/successful, and that a mission with only part of y
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7y ago
> Maybe I need to invent an imaginary supervisor to report to at the end of the day. Heh, someone had that idea too and turned it into a startup: Boss as a Service https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18512197
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andrecarini
7y ago
> I'm probably not the guy that would have devised a strong marketing plan, beat doors down or cold-called for sales Ever considered pairing up with someone from a nontechnical background?
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andrecarini
7y ago
The technology exists, but autoland functionality depends on the plane model and the airport. Usually, most of the approach is done with ILS with the final moments being manual.
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Regardless of the EULA, there are legal arguments [1] to be made that Steam's games are goods, not services, and buyers whose games are remotely disabled due to auth servers being shut off should be entitled to either a refund, a reaso
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7y ago
> don't do something dumb > he stole a poster How are we certain that he did in fact steal the poster? For all we know he could have been entirely innocent and any other tourist could have been arrested and tortured for forged re