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by ddalex 13y ago
Fucked if they do, fucked if they don't. If it wasn't encrypted, why were they so stupid ? If it's encrypted, fuck them too. This shit happens. To EVERYBODY, sooner or later. What makes a difference is how to handle it. I say
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by ddalex 13y ago
Just happening to me, I thought I was going mad. It happens on regular accounts, not just Business, I've seen it this morning when I got messages intended for somebody else. I would refrain to send any sensitive information over Google
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by ddalex 13y ago
Actually, the AP fails, and most of the vendors fixed the brute-force attack by throttling the amount of tries. Not implementing it on the client side has nothing to do with this security issue, but some other reason.
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by ddalex 13y ago
cgroups help solve the same problem, for tasks. I suspect running properly isolated JVMs directly on host kernel would be faster than going through the hypervisor. I would love to see benchmarking numbers. But there are two problems on why
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by ddalex 13y ago
Alarmist title - you can't execute code undetected, as you would think from the title, you can alter the manufacturing process to poison the random number generator. The alteration is not detectable using current testing procedures. It
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by ddalex 13y ago
Don't worry, Google already knows EVERYTHING.
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by ddalex 13y ago
I can't be the only one here that think Google has way too much power for anyone's good. This being said, I have no idea what could be done, if anything, to avoid being in a situation where Google can, mistakenly, blacklist your f
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by ddalex 13y ago
Oh my god, this is it. I posted a story a while back saying that I receive messages from a FB account created with my email. I suspected that somebody may have made an account with my email by mistake, but FB keeps on sending messages with
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VDPAU-to-VAAPI accelerates Flash video on Intel GFX(github.com)
1 points by ddalex 13y ago|0 comments
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by ddalex 13y ago
I don't know anything about whomever created that account. Also, probably my browser identification doesn't match what FB wants, and I have no idea what FB wants. Third, they ask me about a birth date I didn't introduce. :(
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FB account created with my email, what do I do?
2 points by ddalex 13y ago|3 comments
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by ddalex 13y ago
What Snowden is going through: http://xkcd.com/538/
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by ddalex 13y ago
There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. Guess what the designers c
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by ddalex 13y ago
Is this a proposal to reimplement (badly) TCP inside of HTTP ? So we'll have a TCP stack running on top of a TCP stack ? Those who don't learn history are doomed to repeat it. I predict that this will lead to unexpected performanc
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Intel beats leading ARM CPUs in both power consumption and performance.(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by ddalex 13y ago|0 comments
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by ddalex 13y ago
lol, it sounds as a joke until you realize it could work
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by ddalex 14y ago
Why aren't they concerned about water floating up to the electrical panels ? How do they get dry ? Centrifuges ?
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by ddalex 15y ago
This is a very good observation. This distrust was actively cultivated during communist times - if you would speak your thoughts to the wrong person, you would be made to disappear in the middle of the night by the secret police. The kink i