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by citruspi 12y ago
I use a combination of a Yubikey and GnuPG. My GnuPG private key has a password which consists of two parts: 1) A long secure password stored on my Yubikey 2) A shorter password (stored mentally) Passwords are saved into individual files an
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by citruspi 12y ago
> The application downloaded from our website will remain fully functional for the first 30 days after you install it. After this initial trial period, you will need to purchase a license to continue using without restrictions. https:&#
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by citruspi 12y ago
Check out Kaleidoscope[0] for OS X. [0] http://www.kaleidoscopeapp.com
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by citruspi 12y ago
He should have probably included it in his post, but his profile says he's from Serbia.
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by citruspi 12y ago
I believe that the National Security Agency was the original developer, but that Red Hat is significant contributor.
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by citruspi 12y ago
When I search "Baptiste Mispelon" in Google, the first three results are: (1) Ad for Christianity (2) GitHub Profile (3) Twitter Profile When I search the same thing on DuckDuckGo, the first three results are: (1) Twitter Profile
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by citruspi 12y ago
> Have your own classes twice a week with your friend where you learn something new each class. (E.g., meteor.js). Try that for 4 months. Work hard at it. In addition to that, you can also attend local meetups on subjects (Civic Data Hac
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by citruspi 13y ago
I believe the 2 GB database limit is only applicable to 32-bit instances[0]. [0]: http://blog.mongodb.org/post/137788967/32-bit-limitations
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by citruspi 13y ago
I believe that the Federal Bureau of Intelligence investigates and prosecutes cyber crimes[0]. [0]: http://www.fbi.gov/sanfrancisco/press-releases/2011/charges-...
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by citruspi 13y ago
I normally use weechat on a server for a persistent connection, but I've been playing around with ZNC on the server and Textual on my local machine. Of the two, I've had a better experience with weechat.
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by citruspi 13y ago
Thanks! 2 invites left.
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by citruspi 13y ago
I'm not sure about funding from VC's and Angels, but you could license the source under the GPL license. In addition, look at this[0] discussion about open source software on the Mac App Store. And, for what it's worth, there
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by citruspi 13y ago
A link to the Amon.cx beta[0] was posted[1] earlier today, so I figured I'd mention it. It's free while in beta and $60 for 10 servers, so you can try it without paying right now. Based on the preview image, it looks like it'
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by citruspi 13y ago
The difference between the hosted version and the open source version is that the latter can only monitor a single server - you'd need to run a copy of the open source version for each server you have.[0] [0]: http://martinr
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by citruspi 13y ago
I generally organize stuff like I did in 1Password. So I have stuff like this: /logins/<domain>/<username> /servers/<hostname>/<username> /databases/<type>&
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by citruspi 13y ago
If you told me that you don't own a television and then I told you that I don't own one either, we could talk about why we don't own one.
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by citruspi 13y ago
I used to use 1Password, but I've switched to pass[0]. I prefer it because it's written for the command line and works really well. Your passwords are encrypted with your GPG key. Check out the man page for usage and examples[1].
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by citruspi 13y ago
I return that status code for requests that aren't made over SSL, but only for sites which aren't meant for use by the general public.
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by citruspi 13y ago
The third listed benefit of participating is > Upon request, we will be happy to share your experimental results. It is understood that this is not an approved diagnostic test and results should not be used for medical diagnosis.
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by citruspi 13y ago
For what it's worth, I write most things in Markdown and I use reference style links[0] by default. So, I tend to do that in comments on Hacker News, but I omit the brackets which would go around the link "value," (i.e. the i
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by citruspi 13y ago
Yeah, I saw the article on TheNextWeb after posting my comment, but I figured I'd leave it up. Either way, I'm happy to hear that Drop Box wasn't compromised.
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by citruspi 13y ago
Honestly, I'm not sure, and I definitely don't think it's some Aaron would have done.
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by citruspi 13y ago
They say they're doing it in honor of Aaron Swartz[0]. (It's the eve of his death). [0]: https://twitter.com/1775Sec/status/421831664239509504
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by citruspi 13y ago
There are a couple sites[0,3] which list projects which are looking for contributions. In addition, Github Explore[1] has different projects which might be of interest. If you're interested in larger projects, different companies have
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by citruspi 13y ago
If I'm at my desktop, my Model M. If I'm using my Macbook, I may use the Model M if I'm also using an external display, but I stick to the chiclet keyboard for the most part.
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by citruspi 13y ago
Check for database credentials too - you said you removed them, but they're probably still in the history.
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by citruspi 13y ago
Not at all, I love IRC. I hang out on Freenode, consistently in #rit-foss (I'm an RIT student) and I jump around other channels. Whatever you're interested in, there's most likely a channel on some server which focuses on it,
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by citruspi 13y ago
I ended up spending most of my time productively, writing code. However, I did spend a significant amount of time in IRC channels, Lobste.rs, /r/netsec, /r/python, /r/crypto, and /r/malware.
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by citruspi 13y ago
There was this[0]. The author of SnappyCam made some comments under the username jpap. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6137979
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by citruspi 13y ago
I do 80% of my programming on my Chromebook... kinda. I enabled developer mode on my Chromebook and I SSH into another machine I have set up. From there I use tmux and vim. Essentially, my workflow is as such: 1. SSH into the server 2. Atta

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