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by bjornedstrom 8y ago
This is not garbage. It's just a fact of life that some people are better than others in a professional environment, often in multiple ways, taking everything you say into account. As everything else in life its priority and effort mix
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by bjornedstrom 8y ago
As a security professional I agree. When I worked at companies with bug bounties I always considered open redirects in the lamest category of bugs, unless the open redirect was cleverly combined with other issues, which was very rare.
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by bjornedstrom 8y ago
10 years ago I would strongly recommend my highly educated friends from around the world to give Sweden a chance, but now I advise more caution, as in "wait and see". There is definitely inertia in the process, but in my view, bor
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by bjornedstrom 8y ago
Remember that most of Emacs is written in Emacs Lisp. If you take the entire source code distribution, around 15% of it is written in C. Those 15% are of course fairly complex, however it's at least less code than you may think.
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by bjornedstrom 9y ago
This happens over and over again in Sweden: skilled worker immigrants get deported over small technicalities, that is often not even their own fault. There have been many examples of this affecting highly skilled engineers in some of Sweden
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by bjornedstrom 9y ago
This is probably one of the poorest and most defensive PR pieces I've read from a company in a long time, and it does not really make me sympathetic to them at all. > Intel and other technology companies have been made aware of new
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by bjornedstrom 9y ago
If you like this you may possibly enjoy my blog post about creating an elliptic curve for cryptographic use (for fun): http://blog.bjrn.se/2015/07/lets-construct-elliptic-curve.ht... I also have a lot of elliptic
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by bjornedstrom 9y ago
I'm 32 and program mostly in my spare time. At work I've gravitated more towards more "senior" style of work, like technical leadership and program management. I feel I have more impact doing that, than being the one who
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by bjornedstrom 9y ago
Nice. I too couldn't resist implementing this so I have a little Python implementation laying around. Though I never got around to publish it. I think the wire format is nostalgically old-school. Not sure if you agree but it feels like
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by bjornedstrom 10y ago
I am not surprised. I got sick in 2014 and spent a summer implementing OpenPGP from scratch. It is _extremely_ ugly. If I was Google I would make something better and push that, instead of spending tearful days implementing the really bad s
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by bjornedstrom 10y ago
I coded a simulation here if that helps: https://gist.github.com/bjornedstrom/971574557b6f3179db08350...
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Cabinet of curiosities: A bunch of cryptographic protocol oddities(blog.bjrn.se)
51 points by bjornedstrom 10y ago|7 comments
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by bjornedstrom 10y ago
That doesn't seem like a good example at all. Instead of /persons/23/edit, maybe POST /person/23 Instead of /persons/77/delete, maybe DELETE /person/23
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by bjornedstrom 11y ago
Just a guess, but it could be that interest in the standard has died down a little bit as an updated OpenPGP RFC is in progress. Anecdote time: In the summer of 2014 I got a bad case of Mononucleosis and decided to implement OpenPGP from sc
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Compute this: Using side-channel attacks to steal private keywords(blog.bjrn.se)
39 points by bjornedstrom 11y ago|0 comments
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Python Implementation of FIPS SHA3 and SHAKE(github.com)
1 points by bjornedstrom 11y ago|0 comments
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by bjornedstrom 11y ago
Cool :) Are you travelling? Because my domain blog.bjrn.se is simply a CNAME to blogspot. They have some weird redirection thing going on so if I visit their website I will get redirected to the local version, which always confuses me (as I
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by bjornedstrom 11y ago
If you liked that you may like my blog post about generating ecc domain parameters: http://blog.bjrn.se/2015/07/lets-construct-elliptic-curve.ht...
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Let’s construct an elliptic curve: Introducing Crackpot2065(blog.bjrn.se)
1 points by bjornedstrom 11y ago|0 comments