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by chomp 12y ago
I was at the Linuxcon talk for this yesterday, here's the slides: http://events.linuxfoundation.org/sites/events/files/slides/... It's important to note that it's not exactly production re
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by chomp 12y ago
Looks like some people are abusing it: https://data.sparkfun.com/streams/Jxyjr7DmxwTD5dG1D1Kv
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by chomp 12y ago
The brown switches are pretty nice. You don't hear the switches, but you do hear the clatter of the plastic at that point. I am in an open office plan, and it isn't terribly louder than a normal keyboard.
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by chomp 13y ago
Had me until: "My code could be running on anyone's computer right now, anywhere in the world," said open source developer Andrew Benton. "Frankly, that is terrifying."
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by chomp 13y ago
Have no fear, Paramiko supports Python 3 as of 1 month ago: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/paramiko/1.13.0 Fabric won't be far behind after this.
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by chomp 13y ago
>and congratulate her for reaching day number X without a fight. Maybe it's just worded wrong, but if this is serious, then I think I found the problem. It takes two to tango.
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by chomp 13y ago
Yeah, I'm thinking it's dead code. It's not exposed in modern OpenSSLs, and I can't find any services we use (Pure-FTP, httpd, etc) that use this function. OpenSSL devs should probably remove this code.
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by chomp 13y ago
I don't see this function called anywhere in the OpenSSL source, or, for instance, the Apache source code. Could you clarify on this post? EDIT: I see it exposed in 0.9.8y. Anyone know of anything that builds against this specifically
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by chomp 13y ago
Why do we have to be amoral money-chasers if we don't want politics on HN? Personally, I come here for tech and code discussions, and elsewhere for politics and current events. I don't feel politics is particularly interesting and
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by chomp 13y ago
If this question is penalized, it's rightly so: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html >Please don't post on HN to ask or tell us something (e.g. to ask us questions about Y Combinator, or to ask or complai
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by chomp 13y ago
I think we can agree that there is a happy medium between the slow and risky process of notifying every single organization, and only one SSL terminator "in the know". The logistics of disclosure for something as ground breaking a
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by chomp 13y ago
This whole thing was totally mismanaged. Cloudflare had 1 week's notice from these codenomicon guys, and they patched it and stayed silent (NDA?). Then the codenomicon came up with a fancy name, bought a domain that I'm guessing t
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by chomp 13y ago
How did Cloudflare get access to this bug a week before it was made public, yet no distro has a package ready? How's that for responsible disclosure?
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by chomp 13y ago
Regexp::Assemble kind of gets you there, you can feed it strings and it'll spit out a regex.
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by chomp 13y ago
Yeah, they are in charge of Hostgator India. They have no reach into the US based brands. Source: I work at one of the aforementioned brands.
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by chomp 13y ago
"I remembered the notification from YouTube that someone had accessed my account from a different location – a notification I had ignored, assuming that I had logged in on a mobile device or that my husband had accidentally logged into
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by chomp 13y ago
My guess is that the author's home computer was compromised or their gmail password was guessed. They mentioned that they ignored a warning that someone logged into their account remotely.
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by chomp 13y ago
But they still wouldn't be illegal. No one would go to jail for being married. They just wouldn't be recognized by the state. That is way different than what OKCupid is trying to say.
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by chomp 13y ago
Yeah like tacoman said, it's for channel changing. Multicast saves on bandwidth.
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by chomp 13y ago
> You still had to have your TVs run through to the actual U-Verse modem, though, and can't plug them into a router sitting behind it. Yeah you can. I have Uverse Router ==> PFSense Box ==> GigE switch ==> Uverse TV box. Th
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by chomp 13y ago
But having a child is a -huge- commitment- I don't think I'd be able to have one, and run a business at the same time. Sleepless nights devoted to the baby, medical concerns, etc. all of those are large factors that weigh on the e
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by chomp 13y ago
>'Now I want each of you to flick Switch A to the "On" position twice, and only twice.' At #5 in your example, P1 would need to flick switch B.
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by chomp 13y ago
In a perfect world, every single piece of software ever written is in every single distribution's package manager. This is not always the case in reality, however.
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by chomp 13y ago
>I'm on Verizon FiOS in Pennsylvania, with the standard residential 15/5 service, it's 10:44PM, and Netflix is streaming at a steady 3-4Mb/s. I guess I'm lucky? He wrote bits, he's only using a 5th of his pi
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by chomp 13y ago
>I thought the point of virtualisation is to make it so you get an environment which behaves as close to a real machine as possible, True. >why are they still so easily detectable? This doesn't negate the above. An OS interfaces
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by chomp 13y ago
Source code and (poorly written) readme makes it seem that some providers will say that they run things like KVM but put you in a (much more easily oversold) Virtuozzo container. I presume this detects that.
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by chomp 13y ago
I think that's rather harsh, MySQL/InnoDB can't handle kill -9. Granted, kill-9'ing a database process is bad karma :)
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by chomp 13y ago
From the paper: Typically, the daily declination comprises westward-shifts in the morning and eastward-shifts in the afternoon, while the magnetic field is rather stable at night [21,22]. This calls for necessity to test whether the dog al