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by crypt1d 10y ago
Works fine for me on a Mac.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Shouldn't the manufacturer of these brushes be held responsible for such issues?
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I just checked their sign up page, turns out they are only available in the US for now :( But thanks anyway!
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by crypt1d 10y ago
This looks pretty cool, but seems like they are invite-only for now... Any chance you can drop an invite for a fellow HNer? :)
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by crypt1d 10y ago
meh, the website is using publicly available information. It might be making it easier for the attacker, but it does not enable him. Same could be said for Google, for example. edit: by publicly available I mean available on underground net
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Meh, the article doesn't really bring anything new to the table. If you are doing something like this, please keep in mind that this kind of DNS failover is, at best, unreliable. You have no control of how DNS is being cached on client
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by crypt1d 10y ago
This really puts into perspective how out of touch some people are. I am shocked by the lack of empathy and how conceited this guy is.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
This is like a blast from the past. My first interaction with programming was with Borland Delphi 6 which had its own dialect of Object Pascal. Poor internet connection and no stackoverflow had me figuring out programming on my own, mainly
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I am a Linux SysAdmin / DevOps engineer with 5+ years of experience. I have a history working within both enterprise environments such as IBM, as well startup ones. I've created, maintained and redesigned many different infrastruc
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by crypt1d 10y ago
What probably annoys me the most about youtube, is that there is no elegant way to queue the next song easily and without a few second of 'buffer' between them.
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by crypt1d 10y ago
"Received response from Dominik Reichl: The vulnerability will not be fixed. The indirect costs of switching to HTTPS (like lost advertisement revenue) make it a inviable solution." Well the indirect costs of not fixing it just go
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by crypt1d 10y ago
I am a Linux SysAdmin / DevOps engineer with 5+ years of experience. I have a history working within both enterprise environments such as IBM, as well startup ones. I've created, maintained and redesigned many different infrastruc
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by crypt1d 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Europe Remote: Yes , preferred, but can travel onsite occasionally I am a Linux SysAdmin / DevOps engineer with 5+ years of experience. I have a history working within both enterprise environments such as IBM, as
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by crypt1d 10y ago
Nice work, but whats the benefit of running a VPN server within a docker container?
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by crypt1d 11y ago
One of the reasons I use Aliexpress over Amazon is because Amazon still does not ship electronics and many other goods to my country (east Europe). This has been a restriction ever since Amazon launched and a huge disappointment for me. I h
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by crypt1d 11y ago
I could, but honestly, I dont want to go thru the effort just to try out the game. I think this is a big part of the learning process as well - learning how to make your game easily accessible to potential users. Making a game open source i
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by crypt1d 11y ago
While I'm pretty sure you don't have any bad intentions, you may want to consider how this looks like to someone [paranoid] like me: - New HN member makes his first post claiming he made a game. He shares only a binary blob, no co
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by crypt1d 11y ago
While people often enjoy learning about these hacky techniques, its worth noting that the situation OP described goes against some good security principles. There's a reason why company networks are _officially_ only accessible via a V
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by crypt1d 11y ago
Ahh, dorms are often the first place people start experimenting with this kind of stuff :) I remember doing something similar at a friends dorm. They had a filter to only allow HTTP/HTTPS traffic via their proxy, so I used some HTTP t
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by crypt1d 11y ago
Glad to see that I got the idea after all. As I've said I'm no expert, but I'd be interested to use a project like this to learn more about the field and to find ways to contribute. Atm, I can help setup the initial infrastru
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by crypt1d 11y ago
I have no knowledge of the field, so apologizes in advance if this idea does not make sense. Would it be possible to make a compromise here? Perhaps by maintaining the decentralized structure, but at the same time introducing standards to c
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by crypt1d 11y ago
A section for devops would be nice as well.
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by crypt1d 11y ago
I've seen both WhatsApp and Viber do that. Might be a buggy client though, but nevertheless. I find it amusing that we are raising 'privacy concerns' now for pretty much anything. How does sharing whether you are keeping your
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by crypt1d 11y ago
So basically, somebody could use telegram metadata to see when I came online...on telegram? And they could also make a best guess at who I'm talking to? You don't even have to go to the CLI client for this, the 'target'
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Tunisia partners up with a Swiss startup to launch a crypto-based payment system(fintechnews.ch)
1 points by crypt1d 11y ago|0 comments
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Tunisia tries out crypto-based payments(coindesk.com)
5 points by crypt1d 11y ago|0 comments
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by crypt1d 11y ago
Audible seems affected by this as well. I've made some purchases with my credits but the books are still not showing up in my library...and the checking out process is very slow.
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by crypt1d 11y ago
Seems like the original blog post was deleted, here is the archive - https://web.archive.org/web/20150811052336/https://blogs.ora...
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The Linux package dilemma(digitalserb.me)
2 points by crypt1d 11y ago|0 comments
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by crypt1d 11y ago
If this is the only box that you will ever maintain, then sure, knock yourself out. The problem shows up once you start maintaining hundreds of boxes, because you have an overly complex security setup that does not bring any substantial ben

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