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by d33 8y ago
Their own distro? And what would they really gain?
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by d33 8y ago
As long as nothing can't be proved, why bother? I don't think one could raise a good point about ethics in favor of Microsoft. DMCA is shit.
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by d33 8y ago
RHEL/CentOS has a reputation of keeping up zombie software that is long unsupported by upstream. It's their model and their problem, rest of community shouldn't IMHO care. Hardly any projects have resources to keep compatibil
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by d33 9y ago
> UK is at a bad latitude for launching into orbit. Why? What would happen if one tried?
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by d33 9y ago
Could you elaborate?
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by d33 9y ago
That's not the point. Salt is constant, but different for each entry. They can encrypt the salt and when they share it with hospitals, those can't reverse the hash but FB can. Doesn't it solve the problem?
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by d33 9y ago
Doesn't it only apply if the salt is known or constant? If I passed you hash(x) + aes(random_salt), would this attack work?
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by d33 9y ago
Not if you use salt.
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by d33 9y ago
Surprised there are no free data sets like this available - it seems to fit scans.io's idea. Are there projects that would help me crawl it with minimal effort?
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by d33 9y ago
What is your question? I think we're seeing load balancing here.
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by d33 9y ago
Server could advertise no need to use SNI in advance. Or we could do SNI after actually establishing an encrypted session...
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by d33 9y ago
Thanks! That helped.
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by d33 9y ago
This doesn't seem to work for me. I ran "python person_blocker.py -i images/img1.jpg -l" after installing dependencies and I only get: /home/d33tah/virtualenv-py3/lib/python3.6/site-package
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by d33 9y ago
They cater to the same need, which is computing. I once heard that majority of this planet only browses Internet using a smartphone - if that's the case, Microsoft lost.
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by d33 9y ago
It would be enough for me if it declined into the confused and nonelastic state Microsoft was in around the times of Vista. That was enough for Android to appear and take over, forcing a paradigm shift.
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by d33 9y ago
Why? Decreasing language complexity sounds like a good idea. It's not like "question" or "request" are going away, it's just adding a simple context-specific word that is already used in similar situations.
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by d33 9y ago
> I have never been able to understand why so many other scientists and "rationalist" look back on humans early "superstitious" ideas with contempt. To my mind these superstitious ideas are the beginning of the ration
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by d33 9y ago
Actually perhaps it's better that way. Otherwise they could base some superstitious thinking on it that would stick if we were unlucky enough and there'd be yet another case of irrational thinking to be undone.
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by d33 9y ago
I disagree, but it could be that we're using Gitlab differently. I used to be very enthusiastic at first, but over time I got annoyed by its quirks and decreasing amount of attention to CE. Could you tell more about how you use Gitlab?
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by d33 9y ago
There seems to be a lot of confusion around free software and open source. You can sell open source software (as a matter of fact, you can sell free software too). First of all, open source only means that source is available - the licens
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by d33 9y ago
> The other way to look at it is that this is pretty advanced stuff, and frankly, it doesn’t deserve to be, free, open source. Did they actually say that...? I only went to the page to confirm this and it appears true. Sounds like next t
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by d33 9y ago
I'm kind of worried about usage of strcmp here: https://github.com/jakogut/tinyvm/search?q=strcmp It's also very easy to crash the thing, either with a malformed input file or afl-fuzz. Are you sure C wa
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by d33 9y ago
I guess you get to know the genes you're going to use this way. It doesn't make it any more ethical though.
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by d33 9y ago
I'd say it's the same old copyright trolling over and over - unless they switch to the brand new "anti-hate speech" propaganda. Those moves look desperate and what is most depressing is that we're feeding MAFIAA eve
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by d33 9y ago
I suspect there's a huge code quality difference between OpenSSL and SQLite. Also, keep in mind that SQLite was much easier to fuzz - it's basically one of the libraries that AFL has specific features for (dictionary-based coverag
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by d33 9y ago
I'll bite. What's "real security"?
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by d33 9y ago
It's quite unsettling that Linus thinks as much of security in general, given that he maintains a kernel and he's responsible for accepting its security modules that are next to unusable because of their complexity. Could his gene
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by d33 9y ago
...is it even allowed to set things on fire inside of ISS?
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by d33 9y ago
> I like the attitude of telling the truth. Compare to Torvalds. Care to elaborate?
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by d33 9y ago
You never know how the product of research is going to be used. How do you imagine laws trying to solve that?

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