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by danjoc 10y ago
You can encrypt a folder to multiple public keys. Good for having a backup yubikey, sharing a group of passwords with a spouse or other vip, etc.
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by danjoc 10y ago
You didn't mention your metro area. $100K goes a long way in some places.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Using zx2c4 pass with a Yubikey 4. Passwords are GPG encrypted. The private key is on the Yubikey and cannot be read out. The Yubikey 4 is set to require a touch per password unlock. The only passwords at risk are the ones unlocked. At that
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by danjoc 10y ago
>until auto-generating password managers gain mass adoption, this vulnerability will always be around. When auto-generating password managers gain mass adoption, there won't be much point to cracking password hashes. Presumably, one
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by danjoc 10y ago
Substance? Health care costs continue growing significantly faster than inflation since the passage of the Affordable Care Act. >In my opinion, you shouldn't either It's clear to me, I need to leave and go to a country with a h
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by danjoc 10y ago
Are you seriously making excuses for the overpriced health care in the US? Every other country has the same procedures we have in the US at lower prices. http://ritholtz.com/2012/03/comparing-medical-procedure-cost
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by danjoc 10y ago
>No, because the cost increases were not due to the affordable care act You're distracting from the real issue with a different argument. I didn't say the ACA caused the increases. I am saying the Affordable Care Act failed to
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Those price increases are not from the ACA, they're the result of Medicare Part D, which took effect in 2006. Oh good, let's see you present to me evidence that the inflation rate of health care in the US is below that of the
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by danjoc 10y ago
The long term inflation rate of the US is much lower than that as a whole. That's the point. Inflation in health care exceeds inflation in the US as a whole. That is the core issue. That was not solved by the ACA. How do we solve it? I
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by danjoc 10y ago
Affordable Care Act? https://ycharts.com/indicators/us_health_care_inflation_rate Health care is not becoming more affordable. The rate of inflation in health care is significantly higher than the US inflation rate. h
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by danjoc 10y ago
>But TV said all I need to do is vote. I think you just unboxed jessaustin's point.
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Mac’s share falls to five-year low(computerworld.com)
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by danjoc 10y ago
>What is a Yubikey A yubikey 4 or Neo has 2 slots which can be configured for about 5 different things. OTP, challenge response, static password, and some other things I can't remember right now. It also has 3 slots for a PGP privat
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by danjoc 10y ago
>These rants are typical but would be much better if people identified the glorious PC hardware they are using. Razer makes really nice hardware. Visit a Microsoft store or Fry's electronics to see some in person. Aluminum build, cu
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Introducing Canonical's Ubuntu Crickets(lists.launchpad.net)
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by danjoc 10y ago
> If bread costs 100 dollars per loaf, would that fit the definition of a "bread shortage"? Of course not. There can be plenty of bread, just a shortage of money. The government prints more money and then everyone can buy bread
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by danjoc 10y ago
I think that's "ark ive" where this is "ar chive". I'm gonna call it ar chive dot org now and get more stupid looks, aren't I? :/
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Eleven years ago Ginsparg joined the Cornell faculty, bringing what is now known as arXiv.org with him. (Pronounce it "archive." The X represents the Greek letter chi.) Been pronouncing it "ar ziv" until now. :P
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by danjoc 10y ago
Riot? Can we talk about the edgy names? Think about how much differently history might have been if Napster was named Library of Alexandria. "According to Galen, any books found on ships that came into port were taken to the library, a
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by danjoc 10y ago
My impression was that wasm doesn't provide GC. Since Scala needs GC, Rust seems better positioned to have a first mover advantage.
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by danjoc 10y ago
I don't think "services" == the distribution. How else does that square with the GPL? http://openjdk.java.net/legal/gplv2+ce.html Specifically: "You may not impose any further restrictions on the re
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by danjoc 10y ago
Thanks for your reply Steve. You're a stand up guy. I'll look into some of these over the holiday. I want to give the new rustup a whirl.
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by danjoc 10y ago
I really like the premise of Rust. Keep at it. For my purposes, it's still a bit too immature. Last time I looked at the big 7 things, most were still not done. https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/rust-dev/2014
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by danjoc 10y ago
>If you're unemployed, then you have no bargaining power I see what the problem is. I can read it in your tone. You only have no bargaining power if you think you have no bargaining power. I successfully negotiated up $15000 (to $60
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by danjoc 10y ago
I wonder how much this has to do with tor rebranding from privacy service to human rights service. https://medium.com/@virgilgr/tors-branding-pivot-is-going-to...
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by danjoc 10y ago
The natural progression is car -> bus -> train. The Uber thing is now making congestion really bad where I live too. There's a town in New Jersey[1] that is opting for Uber instead of building a parking structure. Even though tha
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by danjoc 10y ago
It's hard to make a judgement about my bargaining position. I've never heard of another developer negotiating it.
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by danjoc 10y ago
I negotiated IP assignment out of my employment contract before taking my job. I wouldn't take a job that tried to lay claim to my work outside of work.
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by danjoc 10y ago
>It seems to me that speaking to a large number of people anonymously is not possible with any of the existing tools NNTP, mixmaster remailers, and mail-to-news gateways. Old school. Those were the days.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Underrated post :) This was the first thing I checked too. I run GNU/Linux. My internal web cam has never worked.

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