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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Using http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/7803135/1_million_email_list to give the relative frequency of email addresses I'd estimate they have a total of around 30k addresses -> % cat 1000000\ email\ lis
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
So? Everyone should know that. Just get a camera?
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> Authentication is or should be a much more common event than recovering a lost password For a lot of sites I use with low frequency my login procedure is basically just reset password, and login with new password.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Well warrants let them bypass physical security why would digital security be exempt?
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
The garbage collector needs to store its internal arrays.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
The difference is you only have to trust the one your domain ends in and you have to trust one anyway.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
There is a difference between the two situations though. A train isn't going to adapt based on the your policies though a person might. If your only thinking about short term suffering you might in effect increase the overall suffering
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Non-SNI over ipv6 seems pretty pointless since anything supporting ipv6 is going to have sni anyway.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
The middle two lines never happen.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
This is bullshit, If they wanted to actually do that they would just remove the links from the actual tweet.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> Anyway, what I wanted to ask.. how do they go around the loss of quality? It's not a simple crop? Can they somehow utilize any part of the chip they want (as long as the maximum is the same?) since the chip is much bigger than the
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Why not just send the confirmation back by SMS?
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> Someone can also break into your servers and manipulate your transactions. It's our business to run a secure and reliable service And now they have two servers they can break into?
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> Regarding the blind signature: yes, you can check it and in most cases it's just checking a series of bytes at a given position in an array. One line of code. Building a multisig transaction locally? Good-luck doing that. Code? Be
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
To be clear really relaying transactions through a server is probably fine. The problem with this one is the api let's the server generate the transaction and the client just blindly signs it. You are completely trusting the server i
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> Multiple signature (multisig) transactions would have prevented all of it. Yeah, no, there's still a need for hot wallets which can be spent automatically by a server and these were basically the only ones stolen. You actually hav
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Yeah exactly. I do think however a method where they automatically repurchase credits when it runs low such that it just ends up costing something like double a normal instance when it does run low.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
True there's no advantage to paying with bitcoin currently and most people are just using it for the novelty value. But enough growth and merchants will just have to offer discounts with bitcoin purchases to stay competitive.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
I imagine minecraft hosting is a lot more expensive. The server has to keep substantially more state as well as deal with users potentially consuming a lot of CPU server side resources (why most servers ban things like TNT and fire). There
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Give me a break they offered a service for free. Sure if they were an ISP I'd agree with you because your paying for the service but otherwise just don't use it?
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Unless you happen to own an as number I don't see how that info is personally identifiable.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> this seems to be a common misunderstanding how apis and protocols work: you cannot just copy-past the internal implementation because that may change, the only thing that is stable is the public documented interface It isn't an in
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Include this. http://cgit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd/tree/src/libsyst...
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
This, just because OP can't figure out how to forking doesn't somehow mean systemd screwed up. Either the socket activation or notify approach don't need linking against a systemd library either they can just be done in <
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
1 happens all the time no reason to make it a "short" url though.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> 1) Removal of the referrer (the anonymising redirect) Should really done by a browser maybe like an attribute on a link but fair enough. > 2) Redirects within a site when content moves, but the redirect service offers a permalink sh
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Who says it was?
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
I don't follow. Breaking a password hash your not trying to find a hash collision you need to break the preimage attack. Sure are some stage in the future there might be a preimage attack that requires a large amount of data to use. Bu
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
Looks like it will be pretty easy these guys did it by accident.
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by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> risk of having installed some possible malware Are you talking about the Creative Cloud drm or the crack?

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