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bcoates
13y ago
I'm sure the use of a funny protocol packet is just to keep the example simple, making an evil module that opens a tunnel that a DPI firewall wouldn't notice is routine gruntwork to the kind of attacker that can manage to sneak an
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13y ago
Following the rules is what malice looks like. It's not like the evil people of the world sit around twirling their Snidely Whiplash moustaches and congratulating themselves over how much harm they've done today.
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13y ago
The only reason for these operators to do memory sharing would be if it allowed them to oversubscribe RAM--is there any reason to believe any of them are doing that? It seems like it would lead to extremely noticeable and severe performanc
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bcoates
13y ago
Still, the abstract completely failing to mention that a RAM deduplicator in the hypervisor or guest is necessary to make the attack work is a big omission.
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13y ago
Unlikely. Metro software is extremely thin on the ground, and there's no indication that this is changing in the near term. Microsoft has a long, long history of goofball widget UIs (Active Desktop, Sidebar Gadgets, Metro, various Shel
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bcoates
13y ago
If the question of what it's like to be a plant is the most egregiously pointless thing a school of philosophy has ever considered, I'd say they're doing pretty good. Apparently the book being reviewed isn't terribly goo
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bcoates
13y ago
I think the threat model the OP is worried about is a three letter agency finding an unintentional bug and keeping it for their own use. He's asking for an audit from someone we can trust to actually turn over the vulnerabilities.
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bcoates
13y ago
Without better documentation, I doubt anyone can actually use the baroque Bouncycastle PGP/GPG APIs without messing something up.
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13y ago
Doesn't really work if you have a family, but roommates are pretty common in some parts of the US, across a wide span of income levels. Popular Southern California apartment listing company Westside Rentals has a whole roommate matchin
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13y ago
How so? It's a testable factual statement about the world. Things are worth what someone's willing to pay for them, and the market value of a good idea is within a rounding error of nothing. It's not like it's impossible
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13y ago
I will accept UUOC awards only from people who never use rsync when tar or cp will do.
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bcoates
13y ago
http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/paul_vi/encyclicals/docume... Section 14, "Unlawful Birth Control Methods"
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bcoates
13y ago
If you managed to get through a formal programming education without successfully writing a program in an assembly language, ask for your money back.
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bcoates
13y ago
Any weakly typed language like Forth is likely to have this behavior.
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bcoates
13y ago
Looks like Visual Studio's default project setting is -W3 but cl itself has a bunch of crazy historical defaults like -W1 and C++ exception stack unwind disabled (wtf?)
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bcoates
13y ago
No warnings, no errors. test.cpp(19): warning C4018: '<' : signed/unsigned mismatch Default configuration of MSVC 2012 (this has been an on-by-default warning for roughly a decade, maybe longer).
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bcoates
13y ago
The home search server would just be a cache, presumably the authoritative mailbox would be on an encrypted cloud service. Disaster recovery would consist of replacing the appliance and reauthenticating it.
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13y ago
Buy CPUs from two (or n) different vendors and run a user space lockstep execution virtual machine between them. Unless all vendors are compromised in exactly the same way, the output will fail to verify. Of course, this would prevent you f
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bcoates
13y ago
Taxes? There doesn't seem to be a very high correlation between how many of these social programs a country implements and how heavily the state involves itself in businesses. I'm not even arguing that these projects are good idea
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13y ago
Get a quick estimate out of SHOW TABLE STATUS
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13y ago
Not every startup is in a retail product space. Some are doing things that only make sense in the context of a larger company and their only realistic exit is acquisition or having one or a very few 'partner' customers. These star
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bcoates
13y ago
Not without central planning and state ownership of enterprise he hasn't. What he's describing is just a somewhat 'Social' Liberalism.
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13y ago
> would it be possible Apparently computer controlled central planning is performed by linear programming, so if you fix the information problem of knowing exactly what products there are, and the inputs and outputs of all practical ways
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13y ago
I'm gonna make my standard objection here: there is a popular western conception that terrorism is caused by "extremism" but the evidence for this is lacking. Relatively devout Muslims who practice stricter interpretations of
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13y ago
The unsatisfying response to this is that circumstances matter, and long lists of names without context do not give the sort of information that would allow one to act.
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13y ago
It's not a funnel in the sense of the object that allows you to pour a wide mouthed bottle into a small mouthed one, it's a name for the graph of "how much crap is in your flow" vs "how many customers are still tryi
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bcoates
13y ago
I like it so far. Is there any sense of ordering, or is each article self-contained? I wouldn't encourage shared_ptr as the smart pointer of first resort, unique_ptr is preferable where it's suitable. I would also suggest going a
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13y ago
The "unless you use deep links" parenthetical kills the entire article. Not providing a call to action that allows your customer to make the purchase is just bothering the user to no effect! Are people seriously sending out emai
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13y ago
So the issue here is that Node needs backpressure on events as well as pipes, right?
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13y ago
Don't confuse compliance and learned helplessness with discipline and the ability to defer gratification. The school system in America is teaching the former and neglecting the latter, and doing more of it better is only going to get u
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