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by camkego 3y ago
That used to be a joke at many places I worked at with large C/Cpp code bases. Always said tongue in cheek.
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by camkego 3y ago
Some of the vulnerabilities in the article are due to validating the signature of the JWT properly but not checking the "aud" or audience claim. Honestly, I would be tempted to call back to check the token due to how easy it is to
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by camkego 3y ago
My cutoff date was Jan 2022 until I selected advanced analysis. Then it changed to April 2023 (I'm paid)
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by camkego 3y ago
This is a no-win for Cruise either way. If they did show the footage to the regulators and make them look incompetent or dishonest, you can be sure things will not be good for Cruise in the future. If they didn't show the footage to th
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by camkego 3y ago
Bitwarden, where are you with a good Passkeys solution? I know I don't want Google nor Apple in control of my private keys (even encrypted) I'd rather see a solution from you. But! I would rather you take your time and do it well,
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by camkego 3y ago
I mean this thing really put the Osborne 1 computer to shame, which weighed 24lbs. /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_1
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by camkego 3y ago
I don't believe Google has fiber in Seattle. There is "GFiber" which from their site is: "GFiber is the company that offers Google Fiber and Google Fiber Webpass, high-speed broadband internet services that use fiber opt
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by camkego 3y ago
You can't just re-license intellectual property that someone owns the rights to. EVEN if you authored originally. It's likely Box and Uber own rights to different parts of the IP, under both employment law, and his employment cont
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by camkego 3y ago
You can be 99.999% sure unless the engineer went through a long painstaking process to get Box or Uber to open-source and then re-license the code to MIT, it was fully owned under traditional copyright by Box when it was originally authored
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by camkego 3y ago
Agreed, it seems like the article is missing some background that most people won't have.
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by camkego 3y ago
Also mentioned: "ML and MY have received travel expenses and compensation following presentations at P&G." It's worth noting that P&G sells an electronic smart home fragrance diffuser.
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by camkego 3y ago
No one is forcing you, but the React docs say "If you want to build a new app or a new website fully with React, we recommend picking one of the React-powered frameworks popular in the community. Frameworks provide features that most a
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by camkego 4y ago
This agreement is a big deal, and allows dev to keep rights to all IP developed on their own time. It would be good if there is more pressure on employers who have been using employment agreements that automatically take ownership of IP dev
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by camkego 4y ago
I hope somebody at Fidelity wakes up and cancels their two products that allows using voice for authentication. "MyVoice" "SimpliSpeak". It would seem it is a liability issue if Fidelity is allowing clearly hackable meth
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by camkego 4y ago
Like the other two responders, this seems like it might be a large language model generated response. But maybe it's not? But I guess this the future we have to look forward to, where all text is suspect with regards to human authorshi
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by camkego 4y ago
The FDIC chose a chart design that can display up to 25 bank failures per month (See 2020 for examples of how the Y axis is used for failures). Of course, too much shouldn't be read into this, but it's interesting they chose such
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by camkego 4y ago
The amazing thing is Wells Fargo Bank will allow you to 2FA with either a hardware token OR an SMS OR your email. It's freaking mind boggling.
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by camkego 4y ago
There is an audio clip of Steve Jobs at FastCompany.com attributing his success to going to lengths to hire the best engineers. Steve Jobs (Apple): "the difference between an average programmer and a great one is at least 25 to 1. In m
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by camkego 4y ago
Beautiful.
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by camkego 4y ago
I believe I've seen comments from crypto experts saying that it was a mistake to put authentication and identity in TLS/SSL. I'm not sure I understand the alternatives... But has this been developed further somehow by the cry
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by camkego 4y ago
This should be the article. Running this with 1.65 on an Intel 12400 gets a nearly 4x speedup when bounds checking is not needed. Just wow. Bounds checking avoidance is important when it becomes a significant chunk of your hot-path.
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by camkego 4y ago
The lack of a frictionless way to run github actions locally has always seemed a big issue to me. So in many cases, I use a makefile with one of the github actions to run a makefile. It has worked okay in the few cases I've tried it.
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by camkego 4y ago
This seems like a good foundation for more testing of the AI-box experiment. "It is a thought experiment where we create an AI which is isolated but convinces a human into allowing it a digital connection to the outside internet, where
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by camkego 4y ago
I don't think it's quite right to say they never leave your device. The page you linked says: "To address the common case of device loss or upgrade, a key feature enabled by passkeys is that the same private key can exist on
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by camkego 4y ago
Every time Passkeys comes up, I think it's important to point out it takes the FIDO dongle model where a private key that never left the device, is now is passed into the hands of either Google or Apple for management. I mean I totally
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by camkego 4y ago
You can generally beat the fake reviews by calculating the ratio of 4-star to 1-star reviews. See my post here: https://rtc9.com/blog/beat-fake-amazon-reviews/
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by camkego 4y ago
If they are considering Tokyo Metropolis, they might be including Ogasawara, which is 1000km from downtown Tokyo.
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CHIPS Act Won’t Work Without Every Part of the Chip(washingtonpost.com)
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by camkego 4y ago
The quote mentioned above can be found here: https://security.apple.com/research-device/
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by camkego 4y ago
Exploring briefly with a binomial probability calculator: If there is a 1 in 1000 chance of one of these per year, and you are curious what the odds of this occurring over a 80 year period is, its a little more than 7%. The chance of a 1 i

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