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901.
by brohee 12y ago
Colombia is in what could be called a civil war without exaggerating too much, it's not like a FARC like organization controls large swath of Argentina. Why do you call Colombia more stable?
902.
by brohee 12y ago
Wrong, see e.g. Dan Farmer on the subject http://trouble.org/?p=1006
903.
by brohee 12y ago
Are there even tamperproof FPGA?
904.
by brohee 12y ago
DES, never approved for classified data. The biclique attack on AES looks a lot more impractical than the results on GOST... Looks like O(2^124) time complexity and a stupendous amount of data if I scanned the paper properly....
905.
by brohee 12y ago
Well the reasons that he states look sound. How many other cipher approved for classified data have been cryptanalysed?
906.
by brohee 12y ago
I'd bet good money it's not knowledge of the Jewish religion but RPG/videogames at the origin of the awareness of this word among most males...
907.
by brohee 12y ago
http://goodliffe.blogspot.com/2008/10/madness-of-glibc.html Tarballs are a completely outdated concept.
908.
by brohee 12y ago
"aborting is correct: unexpected truncation is always a logic bug" How does a function knows what a programmer expects... A lot of use for those potentially truncating functions are for display purpose, where truncating is expecte
909.
by brohee 12y ago
Adding Guerilla Render to your list in the animation space... http://www.guerillarender.com
910.
by brohee 12y ago
I actually wonder how Go and Rust would fare, Rust very well I suspect...
911.
by brohee 12y ago
People confess to crimes they didn't commit all the time, yet confessions are the end game in most judicial systems, way over hard proofs... A very sad state of affairs... http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/26&#x2
912.
by brohee 12y ago
If your legitimate email dealt a lot with replica watches and erectile dysfunction medication, your spam would happen to look a lot more like what you need to see, and I'm pretty sure you'd be unhappy with the current antispam tec
913.
by brohee 12y ago
Keyword matching doesn't work, never did without way too much collateral damage. Being able to filter "I will rape you tonight" based on the word "rape" is of no use at all to someone that actually wants to discuss
914.
by brohee 12y ago
You could have stolen the card of an homonym, so it kind of make sense. Printing a photo of the owner on credit cards would go a very long way and isn't too expensive, but this is a very high inertia industry.
915.
by brohee 12y ago
The one and only screen saver with a fanatical following.
916.
by brohee 13y ago
The issue I have with Perl taint checking is that data is untainted by a group match within a regexp. It's not explicit enough and it's easy enough to find legitimate code with accidental untainting of dangerous data. Ruby require
917.
by brohee 13y ago
Well, the overwhelming majorities of publications see a link, the fact that some see none IMHO shows the limited usefulness of those epidemiological studies way too many parameters to be close to a controlled experience... The author of tha
918.
by brohee 13y ago
In fact, the first thing I wondered when I saw this headline is whether or not it was related to some new experiment he was doing on himself. Well, there are "rumors" of links between eating too much fat and cardiovascular disea
919.
by brohee 13y ago
It will also take decades to improve gender diversity in the technology field. Well in three decades it actually became worse... Gender diversity was actually greater before (think 70s), we may be one of the few fields were it actually go
920.
by brohee 13y ago
Well if enough people point the images to a tarpit it might...
921.
by brohee 13y ago
My stock answer is to point out that I’m a climber, and that Everest isn’t a climb, but a walk. This usually gets the person at the other end a bit confused and flustered as they check their notes. “Yes” I usually continue “If you have t
922.
by brohee 13y ago
Seriously... I'm kinda surprised that no relative of the sr dev made the company president glad to be in a hospital...
923.
by brohee 13y ago
USA doesn't have a severe gang problem only if you look the other way (which is easy to do, as wealth is, it isn't distributed equally). Those Mexican gangs all have subsidiaries in the USA for a start... Violence in the USA is no
924.
by brohee 13y ago
Actually that may also be a side effect of the half lies techies tell to sell some technical orientations to management... Someone wanting to use Clojure or Scala will certainly use the JVM familiarity as a selling point.
925.
by brohee 13y ago
"Finally, whilst I have never coded, because Clojure/Scala is on the JVM it’s very easy to pick up for a good Java developer." I guess it's another recruiter wondering why he gets no respect from the cattle he handles...
926.
by brohee 13y ago
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/mozilla.dev.secur... for example (3 years old). The right keyword to search for is OCSP, because CRLs are completely impractical in the browser. But then we have the issu
927.
by brohee 13y ago
"What makes the CA-issued certificates trustworthy is that they are in fact verified" ahahaha good one. You should read about the history of Certstar, the Comodo RA. Why take money, expand ressources to verify the informations and
928.
by brohee 13y ago
Exactly, I find it hard to care for the "you gave me free stuff so you owe me more free stuff, never mind the contract" crowd.
929.
by brohee 13y ago
Because taking money to issue certificates sets good incentives...
930.
by brohee 13y ago
If you go that way there is also MD2_Update, MD4_Update and MD5_Update, that are also one typo away of a bug you can't miss at all if you test anything . Of the many many faults of the OpenSSL API you just didn't chose the right

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