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631.
by count 13y ago
Science demands you double blind placebo test!
632.
by count 13y ago
Would (root) access to a microcell work?
633.
by count 13y ago
It's not 'other countries', or exactly what you're saying. It's that other locals (including other states) don't explicitly state otherwise in law. In many states it's either not mentioned, or left to y
634.
by count 13y ago
If you can't tell, or it's hard to tell, over years, then why go through all the trouble and expense?
635.
by count 13y ago
AzureWebsites, as contrasted to Azure VM's, are not VM-seperated, but just process separated apparently? So this is like having a shared web host at any other web hosting company?
636.
by count 13y ago
Heh, funny you mention that: http://www.nethosting.com/buzz/blog/a-rare-look-at-google-cu...
637.
by count 13y ago
Joelle's twitter stream :) And following her playbook pretty closely (or seemingly so).
638.
by count 13y ago
Yep, cool. Good article and neat site, either way!
639.
by count 13y ago
How many of your signups came from the Amy Hoy 30x500 empire? *edit: Not to take away from any of what you've done or the product, just curious as to how big just her network effect is at this point, vs really having 'no following
640.
Fifth Estate - Assange/Wikileaks Movie Trailer(youtube.com)
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641.
by count 13y ago
I think I understand what you're saying - I don't think it sounds silly, really, I just slightly disagree. I think it's about abstractions and where you draw the line of 'different thing' - I see 'If you own an
642.
by count 13y ago
That's not always been true - lots of 'bonus tracks' and the like. Lots of content was only released for a single media type.
643.
by count 13y ago
CD's left cassette player people behind. I think many folks forget how ridiculously expensive CD players were for home stereos (or computers) when they came out. Vinyl got left behind by cassettes (for some people at least). Everythin
644.
by count 13y ago
Many of these (all?) companies have CISO or CSO executives, who's job it is to handle these specific things.
645.
by count 13y ago
Hmm, it doesn't say they get to declassify, only that the classification must be reviewed, and then the document published with any properly classified information redacted. Expect a letter of all black lines.
646.
by count 13y ago
October is hell month :)
647.
by count 13y ago
A compromised CA in a client cert PKI world, like the DOD one I was talking about, is effectively an end-game scenario. Every machine in the org. would have to be updated (root CA's don't have CRLs, afaik). The big risk isn'
648.
by count 13y ago
That is, in fact, the point :) Using cards with your phone is a serious pain in the neck still, either way. You could always get an alternate token/card, so you have two you can use.
649.
by count 13y ago
Silly question, but you don't mention security or HIPAA/HITECH anywhere on your site (or in jobs). Are you guys working on that, or is it just 'assumed' that your stack and cloud capability is compliant?
650.
by count 13y ago
ADFS and UAG - the crypto card is tied to an account in AD, AD is configured to trust certs signed by a given CA, and the UAG software then uses that authenticated user to provide SSO.
651.
by count 13y ago
You're right, it's a ridiculously large organizational overhead. Not to mention the CA's become single-point-of-compromise for the whole PKI. Even after 10 years or so of the CAC, the DoD process is still not pain-free. The
652.
by count 13y ago
This is an unrelated security measure, but you are correct. And if you pull the card out, you can't access anything anymore that requires it (and on a Windows domain that DOESNT lock / terminate the session, you'll be able to
653.
by count 13y ago
The whole DOD is using it, but they're on crypto smart cards, so many folks don't realize that's what they're doing. Email, single sign on, web site auth, etc. Works great!
654.
by count 13y ago
I wonder if it could be construed as disclosing classified info by taking the 5th when asked. You didn't say anything, but did you say anything without saying anything?
655.
by count 13y ago
So, if you're under oath, you're not allowed to lie. And if you're read into an SCI program that controls the disclosure of the existence of such access, you're most definitely not allowed to say anything about it (or,
656.
by count 13y ago
Did GitHub go through FISMA certification for their public site? How are these govt agencies using the system to host code without getting the platform accredited?
657.
by count 13y ago
'+' is damn near universal. '&&' && '||' !universal.
658.
by count 13y ago
Heh, 65k ton carrier, how cute! :) Edinburg sounds a lot like Hampton Roads, VA, where we build lots of defense stuff, including the 100k ton Gerald Ford class nuclear carriers, with the largest gantry crane in the western hemisphere - fun
659.
by count 13y ago
Pedagogy aside, Mathematica will serve them better from a 'other people use this' perspective over the years.
660.
by count 13y ago
You can leave taxes behind by moving / etc. You won't be allowed to leave this behind in any sense.

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