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asherkin
11y ago
Thanks, unfortunately I was away/asleep and missed this one as well. HOWEVER, bought a copy after reading through the comments / MAS reviews - it's pretty neat! I'm generally working full-screen, but for the few times wh
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asherkin
11y ago
Looks like these are all gone. Shame, given the lack of both points and comments.
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asherkin
11y ago
> As far as I understand, it is important to have a contract that allows you to: > [...] > If the client insists on including the clauses above, be ready to move on. These lines appear to contradict themselves, am I missing somethi
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asherkin
11y ago
You're spot-on with the weakness. The specific reason it is mentioned is because their recommendation is that the encryption key should be derived from both the input numbers and a secret baked into the hardware - which would then requ
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asherkin
11y ago
And how do you plan on brute-forcing any password without knowing the encryption algorithm in use? Which was the parent's point. You could try all possible passphrases with the wrong algorithm and you wouldn't get the plaintext, t
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Steam Content Delivery Network and Statistics [pdf]
(conferences.infotoday.com)
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11y ago
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asherkin
11y ago
TfL have similar documents for London Underground which are a great read if you're interested in this sort of thing. Signage: https://www.tfl.gov.uk/cdn/static/cms/documents/lu-signs-man... Station
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asherkin
11y ago
> Distribution/Aiding and Abetting the Distribution of Narcotics > Distribution/Aiding and Abetting the Distribution of Narcotics by Means of the Internet Good ol' US justice system: Where you get charged with the same
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asherkin
11y ago
What were they meant to do? The AV vendor only corrects the detection after verifying that it is a false-positive themselves presumably. We've had false-positive AV detections a few times in the last couple years affect an open-source
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asherkin
11y ago
Woohoo, constexpr support for class members!
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asherkin
12y ago
I'm unsure how something that is unreleased can be "backed by an active community".
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asherkin
12y ago
Chrome on a rMBP.
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asherkin
12y ago
Might want to look into hidpi support, the blurry text is painful to read :P
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asherkin
12y ago
Very interesting! I'd absolutely love to see an analysis like this run against a forum I admin. Guess I have yet another side project to look into.
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asherkin
12y ago
> we were able to move a 9TB filesystem to a different data center and hosting provider in three weeks But it took you 3 weeks anyway?