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by brohee 8y ago
Memory usage is hidden on mobile in portrait mode, but displayed in landscape. Od design choice...
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by brohee 8y ago
Hypothesis: China/Russia are dragging their feet because their censorship/interception infrastructure is holding them off. Freer India gets a nice head start here.
573.
by brohee 8y ago
It's what numbers week in calendars... I don't like numbered weeks much myself but some people are absolutely in love with it...
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by brohee 8y ago
> You can be 100% compliant and still be sued by somebody. And you'd have to pay some lawyer a lot of money to make it go away. I fail to see how GDPR makes that new. You can be sued for any reasons already, being in the right or no
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by brohee 9y ago
I wish he added Terminator ( https://github.com/software-jessies-org/jessies/wiki/Termina... ), different from Gnome Terminator, to the panel...
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by brohee 9y ago
Public documentation is hard to impossible to find. It was discussed on Bruce Schneier's blog, on which the topic of camera detection comes back regularly. https://web.archive.org/web/20100611052640/http:&#x2F
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by brohee 9y ago
Paintball markers are likely a better choice, but very high cameras will still be out of reach. And then there is the issue of finding the cameras, but something like http://www.jet-protect.com/CS300Klanding.html can help..
578.
by brohee 9y ago
OMAC1 and CMAC are the same thing actually.
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by brohee 9y ago
SCP03 is from 2009 actually. But its authors were likely very aware of HMAC, yet chose CMAC.
580.
by brohee 9y ago
A bit tired with "Just use HMAC". HMAC makes you pull a hash dependency, which is not much if you do software, but can be a waste of silicon if all you want is a MAC. If you already spent real estate on AES, then CMAC becomes a lo
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by brohee 9y ago
It was in kind of the parent post. I don't get his disdain for some implementations, especially when a monoculture proved so troublesome. He also missed NSS, which is quite an important one.
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by brohee 9y ago
s2n: Amazon pet TLS implementation ( https://github.com/awslabs/s2n ). Whose code is actually sane.
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by brohee 9y ago
By sandboxing, e.g. localStorage fully functional but deleted at the end of the session...
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by brohee 9y ago
Talk starts at 2:57, the introduction was dragging on and dragging on some more...
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by brohee 9y ago
Among his many achievements, popularizing instrumented, legit data mutating, fuzzing (afl-fuzz) which revolutionized vulnerability research. And his guerilla-CNC guide is also an awesome ressource. Very curious about what he does next.
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by brohee 9y ago
We discussed a bit more than a week ago about this plan, before we knew about the cancellation : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16446088
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A Promising Backup to the Honeybee Is Shut Down(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by brohee 9y ago|2 comments
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by brohee 9y ago
EV has been proven a lot less useful than thought : https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/12/nope-...
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by brohee 9y ago
Could it be used with e.g., a drop of blood, to see which bacteria strain is making you sick?
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by brohee 9y ago
There are countless youtube videos of police arresting violent individuals in Europe where they would just be gunned down in the US. If you want another comparaison, look up dog shooting in the US and in Europe, unless you really believe do
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by brohee 9y ago
The hospital bureaucracy is out of control in the US. See http://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/in-the-literatu... As for the cause, start with https://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/18/s
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by brohee 9y ago
From https://developers.google.com/search/reference/robots_txt?hl... "An optional Unicode BOM (byte order mark) at the beginning of the robots.txt file is ignored." At least they document it.
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by brohee 9y ago
Because most countries have nationalized health care, projects abroad do not have to fund worker health insurance. That might explain a tenth of the cost differences, contractors said. That's a wrong analysis. Healthcare is funded of
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by brohee 9y ago
Data Loss Prevention solutions are the only class of security products I can think of that attacks the problem in a worst way than antivirus do... That's say a lot. All the time spent implementing those "solutions" would be b
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by brohee 9y ago
There is one : http://www.jasnh.com/
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by brohee 9y ago
What impact did the video have? The murderer got acquitted...
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by brohee 9y ago
When is knowingly not following best practices actually malpractice? I wonder if ambulance chasers don't have an actually useful role to play in that fight...
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by brohee 9y ago
The Don Berwick December 1999 speech mentioned in the article is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00aa6xcOXf4
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by brohee 9y ago
You can shoot rats with an airgun, I don't think he suggested firearms...
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by brohee 9y ago
Legs can access an order of magnitude more terrain than wheels. Think looking for survivors in rubble after an earthquake.

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