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by dekz 13y ago
It doesn't matter whether you control the user environment to covertly install the MITM certificate. You simple notify your network users this is happening with instructions on how to install the certificate. Either the user installs i
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by dekz 13y ago
Why would it not work in a university as it works in a corporate environment?
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by dekz 13y ago
That is until Yale than set themselves up to forcefully man in the middle all outgoing https connections.
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by dekz 13y ago
Because while the NSA would love to backdoor your application, they also want to be the only ones who backdoor your application. The NSA would still want to promote security to prevent other malicious attackers from being able to exploit a
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by dekz 13y ago
Hey guys, congrats on the release. Any news about Hack coming out any time soon?
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by dekz 13y ago
Wow. Joyent certainly came out looking childish and pedantic to go so far as publishing a blog posturing and name calling[1]. I am at a loss to even comprehend why this amount of feminist alliance was even required by Bryan Cantrill, or why
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by dekz 13y ago
Are there zip codes that are 2 digits? I'd fall fallacy to this post and once again argue to the contrary. If this function is about formatting zip codes with leading zeros, and zip codes are either 4 or 3 digits. Why would an invalid
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by dekz 13y ago
I'm building docker images on 64-bit linux (ubuntu) and maintaining a repo of Dockerfiles, instead of uploading to the docker repository. You need a recent version of the linux kernel that supports Linux Containers. It's best if y
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by dekz 13y ago
This looks really polished and definitely a great idea. I can see why you chose Ruby for the scripting of the monitors, being able to evaluate that code in a predefined binding can be quite powerful, especially with the aid of helpers being
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by dekz 13y ago
No you're not unproductive, you're inactive, which I think is worse. You might as well be asleep according to this level of micromanaging.
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by dekz 13y ago
Well Brisbane is pretty Java/MS stack heavy. I haven't found many lean startups or bigger companies that don't use a heavy off the shelf stack.
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by dekz 13y ago
Looking out the window really only tells you whether you will be wet from rain or not. It doesn't help you determine how humid it is or even whether it will rain in the next few hours. It obviously depends on where you reside, but in m
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by dekz 13y ago
Hey mate, I can attest to having this issue and at least give an account. I went in last month reporting failure of my HDD, the genius assumed that "Oh the partition somehow got corrupt, this happens" and somehow got a new install
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by dekz 13y ago
Same thing happened to me around the same time. I went in reporting failures and not being able to boot into it or find it with liveboot. Genius recommended a reformat which somehow installed (but didn't really work, console all also r
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by dekz 13y ago
This is now being jacked to "Help us find Stephen Martin's killer - Bay to Breakers assault"
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by dekz 13y ago
Incorrect. See: http://support.nest.com/article/What-types-of-alarms-can-I-s...
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by dekz 13y ago
> It's a thing that actually happened. Just like HD-DVD is the future? Netflix cannot obviously in the point in time be a future for most citizens on the internet. You may be screaming in an echo chamber if you're located in th
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by dekz 13y ago
> No, it's a Netflix subscription, so when they drop your kids' favourite shows you have fun explaining corporate politics as the reason they can't watch Bob the Builder any more. Mate, the 'future' you're s
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by dekz 13y ago
I'd hate to tell you that you're in a bit of a minority buying bluray and using bluray medium. The future isn't physical disks that you lose. Linux runs my media pc and my media server. Valve have already accomplished full pl
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by dekz 13y ago
That question cannot be answered, sorry. Cryptographically it is sound today. But that point is entirely moot if the NSA has the CA private key, or has access to your computer. Do you think it's easier to discover attacks on AES or cou
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by dekz 13y ago
It took me far too long to realise that I'm not an idiot and some of the pages[1] are actually broken in my version of Chrome (OSX 26.0.1410.65). So no images are loaded from the linked article. [1]: http://hubski.com/p
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by dekz 13y ago
> Some SecureRandom Thoughts I feel like the author of the post isn't giving this the severity that it deserves. The title makes it sound like a thought experiment, here is an example where the original title is (let's face it)
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by dekz 13y ago
Well if the devil is the government, doing crypto for the government is surely a lot less heinous then implementing NSA bridged backdoors into Facebook backends. At least the former is more morally and legally correct.
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by dekz 13y ago
Are you really under the impression that there are people out there who believe recycling is immoral and will lead to countless deaths?
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by dekz 13y ago
Surely with every year that passes you move closer to a more technically minded majority.
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by dekz 13y ago
Because crypto libs can't see the future. I'm struggling to think of a case where using cryptographic primitives should be bubblewrapped. Don't use the primitives if you don't know what you're doing.
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by dekz 13y ago
That bronzemurder story is fantastic, I started playing DF the other week and although I move and plan quite slowly, it's very fun. I'm actually building on a pregenerated world right now where there are 2 cliff faces and waterfal
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by dekz 13y ago
Well Vagrant existed as a way to take some known state and run it headless. It was good to say, "Here is the image we run on, now develop on it", where that image may not be your actual desktop machine. It helps avoid the "is
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by dekz 13y ago
>Nevertheless, this book convinced me to consider starting a company.
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by dekz 13y ago
https://adblockplus.org/blog/typo-correction-feature-in-adbl... >Whenever typo correction brings you to the site of a large online shop an affiliate ID will be added to the address. This makes sure that if you buy s

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