antocv

79 ms·

661.
by antocv 13y ago
Because your browser doesnt know the chain, yourdomain.com could sign google.com and browser will accept it as is today. For your proposal to work the CA system would have to check with dnssec and probably another protocol to enforce the su
662.
by antocv 13y ago
Many reds on the list also have py3 support in branches or forks for unmaintained ones like suds.
663.
by antocv 13y ago
Captain hindsight then to the rescue, py3 shouldnt have existed and a 2.8 should habe been made.
664.
by antocv 13y ago
Groovy, Guile and Clojure.
665.
by antocv 13y ago
Still sucks when youve got modules with c extensions, lile any usable fast module, the virtualenv doesnt virtualize that.
666.
by antocv 13y ago
Hm that does sound clever. A preparser to determine what language version then invoke that interpreter. And if the 3 is so good people would switch over to usong its features only very soon. Maybe py3 just doesnt have good enough features c
667.
by antocv 13y ago
His hands are tied aweful lot. But when it comes to pure presidential powers like killing people in foreign countries from the skies his hands arnt tied.
668.
by antocv 13y ago
EU and most its memeber states intelligence agencies mission is to secure national infrastructure. Oh like the internet. They already have tons of money thrown at them from taxes. Its just that surveillence and monitoring of citizens and in
669.
by antocv 13y ago
GPL with a commercial license solves this. Even a not for gratis version of GPL would do. Companies are wasting bucks left and right on stupid shit lie oracle or microsoft licenses when free software and gratis versions exist. Its a problem
670.
by antocv 13y ago
Fork it. Nothing is stopping you.
671.
by antocv 13y ago
PolarSSLs biggest problem seems to be GPL. And all the people who favor bsd style license instead. Weve seen it before, a license which appeals to those who would benefit from it but not required to provide something back to the community -
672.
by antocv 13y ago
You can run a.out files from 1992 on Linux too, so what.
673.
by antocv 13y ago
Well then keep using those kind of licenses, and openssl, and we the others will gladly use GPL kind of licenses, and move to gnutls and/or polarssl. This argument is old, BSD vs Linux old since the 1990s. I guess you are using BSD
674.
by antocv 13y ago
Id suggest "Thinking in Java", "Effective Java" and to get OCJP training material and start doing that. Can you implement the 10 guesses game? You know, computer picks a number between 1-100 and asks you to guess, then i
675.
by antocv 13y ago
Huawei has 4G routers with Linux busybox and everything, and a "Written offer GPL" but, when requested, they dont give a shit about it really. Ive had more products break GPL than Ive broken copyright before I learned Linux when I
676.
by antocv 13y ago
Oh so you want it for free? And without giving back your work to the public? Oh.
677.
by antocv 13y ago
Where would you look?
678.
by antocv 13y ago
So, when you have read access to googles prod servers, what else would be fun to do besides reading /etc/passwd ? Getting the source?
679.
by antocv 13y ago
You're correct, it is a case of Not Invented Here syndrome. To discover MTU you could ping, or send packets on port 80 or any other myriad of ways, but no, its not exactly within ssl so...
680.
by antocv 13y ago
What is wrong with gpl v2?
681.
by antocv 13y ago
Just go read polarssl docs and fuzz that. Its small modular documented and tested. We would all reach further by improving polarssl than starting another library.
682.
by antocv 13y ago
Tactical weapons guidance systems, tesla and space-x, I believe those are in the category of "NSA will secure this with a bit more tools than given to the public as recommendations". It could be methods like increasing security fo
683.
by antocv 13y ago
Well, I for one, am outraged. No sarcasm, seriously, I think both Biden and Clinton should resign from any positions they are holding. If they dont want to, we must make fire them. But whatever, just like bankers, those who are on top obvio
684.
by antocv 13y ago
If they knew about this, they used it, and they told or by other means deactivated heartbeat for sensitive systems of USA, and using honeypots to see if the Russians and Chinese have figured it out too. Then when their honeypots attract alo
685.
by antocv 13y ago
Uhm, as NSA and other agencies are responsible for "secure" internal comm, they have methods for that. Sometimes they get broken, probably, but thats their mission to find out, and sometimes let the enemy continue thinking their b
686.
by antocv 13y ago
Hey now, it would have been for nothing, all years of war and 600 000 deaths, if these people who were in charge and lead the effort, would suddenly find themselves in low-key positions in society. The top cream must stay at the top. Beside
687.
by antocv 13y ago
Big deal, the internet is made for devices to connect to each other. So what if they are trying to connect? Tell me when they attempt a DOS or send funky packets.
688.
by antocv 13y ago
Deep down I know its for a new job/shiny up CV. :8 Thanks for response
689.
Ask HN: What should I do now on my free time?
6 points by antocv 13y ago|2 comments
690.
by antocv 13y ago
Business and software developer. Codemonkey aka coder when Im feeling down.

More ›