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by bqe 13y ago
Yeah, quite successfully actually. http://blog.gosquadron.com/use-tls
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by bqe 13y ago
About #3, have you considered hosting a git repo with your (presumably LaTeX) source so that others can contribute?
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by bqe 13y ago
Cool stuff, man. Where do you think your book stands in relation to other books like Cryptography Engineering? Should people new to crypto read your book before or after CE, or instead of?
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by bqe 13y ago
At the moment it only does apt, but yum, pacman and others are coming soon.
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Ambition(blog.existentialize.com)
2 points by bqe 13y ago|0 comments
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by bqe 13y ago
This is why I'm building Squadron[1]. It has atomic releases, rollback, built-in tests, and all without needing to program in a DSL. It's in private beta right now, but if you're curious, let me know and I'll hook you up
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by bqe 13y ago
If you're interested in getting into RF, I'd suggest getting a software-defined radio like bladeRF[1]. It allows you to make a lot of cool devices without being a hardware whiz. The guys who run it are extremely knowledgeable abou
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The Story of the GnuTLS Bug(blog.existentialize.com)
72 points by bqe 13y ago|5 comments
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Wrong Solutions(blog.existentialize.com)
1 points by bqe 13y ago|0 comments
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NSA Code Word Generator(cxxr.github.io)
3 points by bqe 13y ago|1 comments
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by bqe 13y ago
I don't understand how using HTTPS for the API has any bearing whatsoever on the WoT built via PGP. You can still verify the keys with your client's cached copies, or using another PGP client.
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Host an infodump session(blog.existentialize.com)
1 points by bqe 13y ago|0 comments
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Use TLS for authentication(blog.gosquadron.com)
13 points by bqe 13y ago|0 comments
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by bqe 13y ago
Glad that they're taking security seriously. It's a sharp difference from how they used to do things[1]. However, I'd still like to see either an explicit bug bounty (there's one implied here) or a paid audit. [1]: http
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by bqe 13y ago
I think the culture of the office matters, too. If there's a culture, of, "Hey people are working here let's not be loud." and "She has her headphones in so let's not bother her." then it won't be too
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The Open-Office Trap(newyorker.com)
130 points by bqe 13y ago|121 comments
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Read More Papers(readmorepapers.com)
11 points by bqe 13y ago|0 comments
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So, you want to crypto(blog.existentialize.com)
162 points by bqe 13y ago|73 comments
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by bqe 13y ago
I'd recommend Cryptography Engineering over Applied Cryptography for programmers today. It has a lot of actionable info and is quite up to date. https://www.schneier.com/book-ce.html
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by bqe 13y ago
What sort of title is "security futurologist"?
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by bqe 13y ago
Why do you think there's no point in reading Shakespeare? I like many people, read Shakespeare in high school and disliked it. Reading it again as an adult is a completely different experience, and one I highly recommend. My favorite p
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Hackers and Engineering School(blog.existentialize.com)
2 points by bqe 13y ago|1 comments
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Strings are untyped(blog.existentialize.com)
4 points by bqe 13y ago|3 comments
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by bqe 13y ago
You really think that taking an oath to be morally responsible for what you create and how you create it is being a robot? What a ridiculous thing to say.
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by bqe 13y ago
I've used pdb.set_trace() before when I had a series of complex breakpoints. I kept them in my git stash. Perhaps I should add a pre-commit hook to grep for pdb.set_trace() and reject commits with that in them. http://stacko
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by bqe 13y ago
I wonder, is it possible to learn how to have selective hearing? I think I learned it by working in a loud dorm, then a loud house, and then a loud work environment. It's no issue for me to ignore other people now. It's actually a
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by bqe 13y ago
Probably more like confirmation bias and cherry picking. Pretending you have data on this is laughable.
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by bqe 13y ago
Write it in the second person about the reader, who is crowdfunding said book, a la "If on a winter's night a traveler".
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by bqe 13y ago
Could you be more specific? What exactly annoys you about downtown Seattle?
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Don't Pipe to your Shell(blog.existentialize.com)
271 points by bqe 13y ago|121 comments

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