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by chaz6 9y ago
The irony is, these companies that operate trust lists accept zero responsibility in the case you are defrauded using a certificate issued by a CA they deem trustworthy.
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by chaz6 9y ago
A common method used in the UK is EDI (electronic data interchange).
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by chaz6 9y ago
It is real, I have one!
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by chaz6 9y ago
Are there any release notes? There does not seem to be any on the GitHub page.
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by chaz6 9y ago
It is a lovely idea for a new company but I cannot see a big company changing its ways, especially one with a natural monopoly that has no actual competition. Another issue I see is people just giving recognition to their friends, not those
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by chaz6 9y ago
They have already collected the data. The issue now is whether or not to make the data available to third parties, albeit anonymized.
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by chaz6 9y ago
I have been following along and so far filed a couple of minor issues on github. This is a very very good book and does well to explain the various mechanics. Thanks!
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by chaz6 9y ago
This makes me think that the package containing the trusted certificate list ought to be separated into a standalone repository, so that it is easy to change (like how you subscribe to an adblock list).
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by chaz6 9y ago
Would the actors be willing to share their photo ids and accept liability?
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by chaz6 9y ago
I have 2 keys, one stored in a safe place. They are cheap enough that you can have several, but then it becomes a challenge to keep your various accounts up to date. I wish that openid was still well supported as I would like to have one au
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by chaz6 9y ago
Another basic feature they refuse to implement is sorting search results (e.g. newest first).
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by chaz6 9y ago
I would no more trust a Google ad blocker than I would trust a thief to fit my locks.
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by chaz6 9y ago
Hopefully this is a step towards QtWebEngine (Blink) on the open source distribution of Qt on Windows. Right now you are limited to QtWebKit.
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by chaz6 9y ago
There is a lot of mp3 media out there, but I would encourage people to use Opus[1] where possible. [1] http://opus-codec.org/comparison/
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by chaz6 9y ago
I do this, but the downside is, if I lose one I have to go through each service removing both tokens (because some services do not tell you which is which) then adding the existing (not lost) token with the new one. This is making me wish f
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by chaz6 9y ago
The benefit of U2F to me is that it is a hardware token. I would never use a software token when I can use a hardware token.
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by chaz6 9y ago
I like it! Edit: How about support for HTTP/2 and TLS 1.3?
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by chaz6 9y ago
Coincidentally I set up 2FA on Amazon yesterday. I am disappointed they do not give you backup codes, nor do they support FIDO U2F. I made sure to keep a copy of the secret token in case anything happens to my phone I can set it up again. T
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by chaz6 9y ago
FYI your website is blocked by my work proxy:- Access Denied (content_filter_denied) Your request was denied because of its content categorization: "Placeholders"
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by chaz6 9y ago
Does this have the facility to choose an identity when logging in since you may have more than 1 account on a site?
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by chaz6 9y ago
I just whitelist my ip ranges, and anything else gets dumped into a honeypot (using ipset lists).
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by chaz6 9y ago
The irony is, for an industry based on trust, if this abuse is not penalized, then the industry as a whole is pointless.
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by chaz6 10y ago
That's great to know :-)
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by chaz6 10y ago
Supporting http/2 will improve performance too!
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by chaz6 10y ago
There is a simple solution, retrofit a plastic amber film.
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by chaz6 10y ago
A *.zip file would be useful for users who do not have admin privileges, as well as people who do not like giving elevated access to development software and who do not have access to a development computer nor a virtual environment.
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by chaz6 10y ago
Thanks for sharing! It seems that computer systems have regressed heavily from decades ago when every keystroke resulted in an instantaneous action, even with hundreds of simultaneous users. I miss those days of simple tui's.
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by chaz6 10y ago
This is a nice write-up :-) Any chance you could provide a dd image to get up and running quickly?
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by chaz6 10y ago
Even UTC can be ambiguous when it comes to leap seconds. I don't know any major DBMS that can correctly store a leap second event in a standard datetime column. Perhaps the answer is to standardize on miliseconds since 1958 (19580101T0
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by chaz6 10y ago
It sounds like if you run a web server, you should think about only supporting TLS 1.3 with no downgrade support, to ensure security without the possibility of your visitors' being subject to interception by a third party (even if it i

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