chmike

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by chmike 13y ago
He doesn't look very happy. Has it something to do because he is a Palestinian "in an occupied country" ?
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by chmike 13y ago
Damned impressive and I can imagine how chocking it can be. In old times we had necrology announcements in newspaper. Family would publish an announcement and people would read the necrology. The locality property of the information would
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by chmike 13y ago
Learning git here. Could you please explain how rebase squashes commit ? Looking at man git-rebase it seam that it detaches a branch and attaches it to the current branch. From the documentation the chain of commits is preserved and simply
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by chmike 13y ago
I meant DNS like in the sense of distributed key value database. It should integrate authentication, remote modification capability, etc. I wouldn't use the DNS as is because it wasn't design for that. Such a distributed key val
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by chmike 13y ago
My feeling is that we need a neutral and decentralized service for that like the DNS. I want this information hosted in my country and subject to the laws of my country and as a free service like the phone white pages companion of an intern
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by chmike 13y ago
This is indeed a general problem. Facebook and google+ where response attemps. But my impression is that they failed because they didn't focus on this particular service to do it right. I would push the vision further. We need a servic
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by chmike 13y ago
I don't want to be picky but this isn't two factor authentication in its usual sense. Two factor authentication uses two independent means/media to authenticate. Protecting the private key with a password is required to prote
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by chmike 13y ago
Fail2ban prevents brute force connection attempts. One can also chose a password resistent to brute force by using a long string. A psalm verse, or a sentence from some peoetry which is easy to remember. Or pick a password made of the first
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by chmike 13y ago
Change the default ssh port and use .ssh/config to predefine connection parameters. This way you can write ssh mybox
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by chmike 13y ago
I don't understand the rationale to introduce such weakness. The NSA doesn't have the monopole of spying and cracking code. This weakens defense of USA's interest as well. This raises again the question if we can trust the pe
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by chmike 13y ago
What's wrong with passwords ? The info is in your head and in a physical booklet secured at home for backup. Its only weakness is is keylogger. A secret key protected by password doesn't provide you more security. You can only con
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by chmike 13y ago
Yes. Thank you to point it out. That is what I meant by standardization. An effort to identify and sort out these ambiguities or missing features like how to escape * *, etc. I'm a fan user of Markdown, but I'm also frequently fru
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by chmike 13y ago
Which markdown is he talking about ? There are no standard and each editor has it's own rules. Bullet lists? How do you make sub bullet lists ? Use tabs ? No tab on iPad. Tables ? There is a Markdown dialect for that. Markdown has limi
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by chmike 13y ago
Does ephemeral key exchange protect against MITM ? I don't think so. Checking for that would be difficult I think for a standrad protocol.
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by chmike 13y ago
Could this be explained by a secret deal to support health care prgram in exchange of supportIng a security enforcement program ?
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by chmike 13y ago
Could this have saved nokia from it's debacle ?
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by chmike 13y ago
Could the anonymity of tor users be compromized by these presumed bots ? As for bitcoin which could be subverted if one users holds more than 50% of the bitcoins.
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by chmike 13y ago
That needed to be clarified and was missing in Linus reply. It is a very important point, from the language perspective.
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by chmike 13y ago
Excellent: 38 days autonomy. Some people favor that. Make it ip67, and this could be a hit. There is plenty of room there in the market.
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by chmike 13y ago
Maybe we should turn it the other way. List accelerators withh good feedback and the list of startups and people we can contact for performing the due dilligence.
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by chmike 13y ago
Licensing for what ? Using round corners ? Rectangular speaker hole on top of screen ? How original and inventive are these features ? Is that all what makes an Apple iPhone ? I mean is this copying iPhones ?
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by chmike 13y ago
How do we detect it's presence ?
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by chmike 13y ago
I thought it was not allowed to trade mark common words like car, plane, etc. And startup seams a common word, well in our community.
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by chmike 13y ago
The phone was too expensive and the risk too high that at the time it is delivered it would be outdated. Here in France we have a company configuring and selling wiko smartphones (made in china) which are very cheap for their capacity. Offe
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by chmike 13y ago
Libcoro[1] is a C library providing the primitives to implement yield. [1] http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/libcoro.html
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by chmike 13y ago
Ask author: did you kept regular "eating" times or did you sip here and there from the bottle ? How did the eating time socialization worked out ? Did you zap them ? How would you explain the fact that you seamed intellectually mo
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by chmike 13y ago
I was convinced before by experience of running a small web server with python using flask and nginx. Go was shown to be 10 time faster for a simple web server, not 100 and I don't think Go is better than python for everythig.
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by chmike 13y ago
To me it's that. Go is compiled to native and the constrain of strongly typed language is another optimization. A ramen profitable startup should make the jump because it can make the difference. Of course there are some optimization
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by chmike 13y ago
I would say because of the rule "if it works, don't fix it". But a factor 10 in performance means potential server cost reduction by a factor 10. I think this is the purpose of this blog post.
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by chmike 13y ago
I regret there isn't any benchmarks for d, especially vibe.d.

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