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901.
by cnst 12y ago
> You don't have to. Issue a self signed cert and provide instructions to add it to the browser as a trusted certificate authority. The fact that no one trusts you by default becomes your problem, the alternative is caring about the
902.
by cnst 12y ago
> I was just trying to point out that the cost increases linearly and nowhere near $50/domain/yr. Not sure on your math. 2EUR/IPv4/year is 24EUR/IPv4/year, say, you have just two subdomains -- that's
903.
by cnst 12y ago
IPv4 addresses are more like 2 EUR/IPv4/month now -- already more than twice more expensive than the domain names, plus, there is generally a limitation of, say, 8 or 16 addresses per non-enterprise hosting accounts. And these pr
904.
by cnst 12y ago
> In fact, if you are on a modern browser, look at the SSL cert HN is using -- it should show you are using TLS 1.2. -- so no users "suffer". No, once you go SNI and people start sharing https links, you basically cut off all u
905.
by cnst 12y ago
How many domains you have? If you have 2 domains, and no subdomains, that might as well be the case. If you have more than a couple of domains, certificate costs can go up exponential -- it's 10$/year for a single domain cert, but
906.
by cnst 12y ago
> StartSSL offers free class 1 certificates. Don't know if that's any use to you. No, that doesn't work. 0. Once you go https, you're basically hooked. What if StartSSL stops offering free certs tomorrow? They&#x2
907.
by cnst 12y ago
That's kinda the whole point! One year later, they're still branding it "all-new".
908.
by cnst 12y ago
Just in case: https://archive.today/epdDY .
909.
Introducing the all-new 7" tablet from Google.(google.com)
2 points by cnst 12y ago|3 comments
910.
Theo de Raadt explains how hardware support works in Windows, OpenBSD and Linux(marc.info)
9 points by cnst 12y ago|4 comments
911.
by cnst 12y ago
All the more reasons for Baboom?
912.
by cnst 12y ago
If it was taken directly from goog ssl, shouldn't it have the ISC licence? http://bxr.su/OpenBSD/lib/libssl/src/crypto/evp/e_chacha20po...
913.
CARISIRT: Yet Another BMC Vulnerability (And some added extras)(blog.cari.net)
1 points by cnst 12y ago|0 comments
914.
by cnst 12y ago
Yeah, but even including a year worth of Prime, that's still a very huge price tag for so little hardware, and an unproven software.
915.
by cnst 12y ago
BTW, it's not even released yet! > Pre-order Now > This item will be released on July 25, 2014. E.g. even http://oneplus.net/one will likely come sooner than this! And at half the price, plus much better specs!
916.
by cnst 12y ago
I think there's a big difference between 720p and 1080p in how much shit fits on the screen. I love 1080p @ 4,95" on my Nexus 5; the 720p @ 4,65" on Galaxy Nexus is clearly not as good to have as much shit fit on the screen.
917.
by cnst 12y ago
It weighs 160g! Only has 1280x720 resolution. They want me to buy it at 649$? Are they insane? Google Nexus 5 is already huge, but it still weighs only 130g, and at least it has 1920x1080 resolution and only costs 349$. For 649$, I might
918.
by cnst 12y ago
I think you might have gotten it wrong. From what I recall, the discount for no-contract that they give you is more like 15$, not 25$. In any case, I'm with Aio Wireless, now Cricket Wireless -- same network, but much better deal, plu
919.
by cnst 12y ago
The best is start with what you use, and are passionate about. I started with Mozilla, then moved on to OpenBSD, FreeBSD, *BSD. Find something that you love, with a part that annoys you, fix it, see how it goes.
920.
Congressman asks NSA to provide metadata for “lost” e-mails of IRS officials(arstechnica.com)
5 points by cnst 12y ago|1 comments
921.
by cnst 12y ago
Is there a changelog of headline changes? My original headline didn't have the word "strategy" in it, so, someone must have changed it prior to your change, too!
922.
OpenSSL is considering a more aggressive EOL policy(lists.freebsd.org)
36 points by cnst 12y ago|26 comments
923.
OpenSSH No Longer Has To Depend On OpenSSL (make OPENSSL=no)(soylentnews.org)
1 points by cnst 13y ago|0 comments
924.
by cnst 13y ago
Did someone at Dell mistake the "email" memo from the French government?
925.
Dell has a limit of 10 servers per invoice, sends 750 letters to online.net(twitter.com)
4 points by cnst 13y ago|1 comments
926.
Theo de Raadt gives a 10-year summary on exploit mitigation in OpenBSD(tu.cnst.su)
2 points by cnst 13y ago|0 comments
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Theo de Raadt gives a 10-year summary on exploit mitigation in OpenBSD
1 points by cnst 13y ago|0 comments