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by daenney 12y ago
Just keep in mind that it's incredibly difficult to make anything a 100% secure. The Blackphone gets some interesting things right, but they have/had bugs too: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/01&#x2F
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Tech companies urge Supreme Court to legalize same-sex marriage across the USA(9to5mac.com)
1 points by daenney 12y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 12y ago
I'm not entirely convinced they're going to go for the Windows 10 approach but it would be interesting to see how far they're going to take this.
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by daenney 12y ago
It's not just RoR vs Node.js, it's the eco-system around it you need to think about. This is an interesting read as far as Node goes: http://www.breck-mckye.com/blog/2014/12/the-state-of-javascr...
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by daenney 12y ago
> Galois applies cutting edge computer science and mathematics to solve difficult technological problems. Is this serious? Essentially what you're saying "when transmitting a PDF over an unencrypted transport we can move in and
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by daenney 12y ago
Modern browsers aren't the only things we have to deal with. A lot of older (embedded) devices do not speak TLS.
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by daenney 12y ago
I doubt it has anything to do with the ciphers itself. That would impact far more than just SSLv3 and would also be easy to mitigate, 'disable these ciphers', so much less need for the whole cloak-and-dagger thing that's goin
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Bash booster(bashbooster.net)
4 points by daenney 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Set up a BGP peering session with Coloclue through a PR(github.com)
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by daenney 12y ago
Sure, it can be pushed through, as could have previous tech-related secret bills. However, they weren't, because so many people and organisations took up arms and fought against it. Just because something might not be a democratic proc
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by daenney 12y ago
The goal is to stop this in its current form. It's currently being negotiated in secret, which is never a good sign. It's also very likely to once again include all kinds of directives greatly benefitting a few lobbying partners w
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by daenney 12y ago
This has been foretold by television: Liber8.
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by daenney 12y ago
Puppet Labs is one and mostly performance. There's trouble in Configuration Management land, mostly due to the (un)scalability of Ruby in some parts of the stack. PuppetDB is Clojure, there's a cFacter now (C++11), I'm pretty
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by daenney 12y ago
The name/URL caused me to assume it was a satiric site about throwing security overboard. It looks pretty neat, though I'm wondering how you'll make sure the content stays up to date. Manually crawling or relying on the commu
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Ask HN: Registrars supporting TLSA, CERT, SSHFP, IPSECKEY, CAA etc.
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by daenney 12y ago
Just about everything is 404'ing right now (2014-05-13T09:23:00+02:00)
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by daenney 13y ago
This is not specific to The Netherlands, it holds for all EU member states that did not already have laws declaring downloading of copyrighted material illegal.
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by daenney 13y ago
No.
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Aptly(aptly.info)
1 points by daenney 13y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 13y ago
Perhaps emacs is to blame for that.
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by daenney 13y ago
You should ask the mice!
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by daenney 13y ago
I wish people would stop piping curl/wget output into bash|sh|whatever, it's a recipe for disaster.
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by daenney 13y ago
I thought I'd join, just see what's what until the signup form told me this: password is too long (maximum 12 characters)
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by daenney 13y ago
It looks really nice but unfortunately without MUC support it's fairly useless to me. We have a lot of conference rooms / MUC's for projects, teams etc. etc. that I would lose access to.
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Ask HN: Can someone explain how Launchpad works?
1 points by daenney 13y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 13y ago
Because Apple is our mother. She is so much she can hardly be encompassed in something simple as a board with a bunch of chips. But all the logic, the brainpower of her children, is located on such a board. Therefor it's only logical t
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by daenney 13y ago
I had zero issues upgrading, not even restoring, from the iOS 7 developer builds to the final release. Just download it from Dev Center, option/shift-click on Update in iTunes and feed it the IPSW. Granted Apple's way of forcing t
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by daenney 13y ago
Bitbucket has had it's own fair share of issues, let alone the "we're pulling Bitbucket offline for 5hrs to move to a new datacenter" debacle not so long ago. I understand why they had to do it but it is indicative of so
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by daenney 13y ago
That doesn't work in all cases. If you can't distinguish between good and bad traffic or if it isn't specifically targeting an entity it becomes much more difficult to handle. It also depends on the ingenuity of the DDoS atta
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by daenney 13y ago
I can very much so recommend Two Scoops of Django. Good book, goes from basics to awesome and receives constant updates. There's also Writing Idiomatic Python which is a good read and contains a bunch of useful things.

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