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An Open Letter to CA/Browser Forum Re: Personal Certificates for “.onion”(dropsafe.crypticide.com)
8 points by dfc 11y ago|1 comments
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by dfc 11y ago
Anyone that is curious about grsec and comfortable installing a gentoo overlay would have no problem installing grsec on their own; especially if gentoo was not their normal distro. You are not doing anyone any favors by making grsec look l
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by dfc 11y ago
Just to be clear, you should be impressed with pagefair, not the economist. The PF blog has even more information with a no BS mea culpa that would make your grandmother proud: http://blog.pagefair.com/2015/halloween-s
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by dfc 11y ago
Not a subscriber and I had no trouble viewing the information thanks to ublock and noscript.
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Why Self-Driving Cars Must Be Programmed to Kill(technologyreview.com)
2 points by dfc 11y ago|0 comments
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by dfc 11y ago
One telltale sign of increased overhead: operating in warzone.
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by dfc 11y ago
Liberated copy of paper mentioned in article: http://www.iswa.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Calendar_2011_03_A...
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by dfc 11y ago
So you want security researchers to have to get the equivalent of Federal Firearms License? I see no reason to relive the Crypto Wars again. Anyway I thought Vupen was a French company?
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by dfc 11y ago
I had the same response. I can't imagine hearing a carpenter go on and on with "Its absurd that i have to set the depth of my dadoes. Its so hard to be me and have to sharpen my chisels. Someone like me should not have to set the
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by dfc 11y ago
I was surprised when I read this comment. Do you have any evidence for this? If I had to pick some protocols off the top of my head I would have thought nntp, smtp, ftp, but certainly not irc.
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by dfc 11y ago
Wow, this is a free service. What is the business model? I have my suspicions but I am trying to remain positive.
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Using Git to manage vacations in a large distributed team(blog.scrapinghub.com)
4 points by dfc 11y ago|0 comments
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by dfc 11y ago
HTML Version: http://ocw.mit.edu/ans7870/21f/21f.027/opium_wars_01/ow1_ess... (The pdf is an exercise in html printing gone terrible)
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by dfc 11y ago
You are not a legislator, your contract/license can not nullify acts of the legislative branch. If something is required by law it is in there, you don't get a say about it until next election day. I would be very interested to kn
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by dfc 11y ago
I am genuinely curious: Can you not figure this out by the context alone (hint:misfortune)? Or are you going "big-game hunting on HN" and nitpicking tptacek's comment?
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by dfc 11y ago
What liability does the Apache License accept other than that which is required by law? "8. Limitation of Liability. In no event and under no legal theory, whether in tort (including negligence), contract, or otherwise, unless require
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by dfc 11y ago
You do normally write very detailed, useful and informative posts. With all due respect that is not what we have in front of us today. I will be honest, after finishing "the article" I have no idea why Mr. Fathi joined cloudflare;
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by dfc 11y ago
Come on cloudflare, that is pretty weak, the CF posts are normally informative and well written. It seems like a third of the way through you just gave up and stopped pretending that any of it was actually about Ben.
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by dfc 11y ago
"gnu atheism"?
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by dfc 11y ago
In Cory's case the lack of evidence is a little surprising, but not for FFTF. I had no idea that FFTF was take seriously enough to get to the front page of boingboing or HN.
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by dfc 11y ago
So more precise than all of the clocks in the world once you exclude "the most precise clocks in the world"? Yes, MC#2 is a hydrogen maser clock. But you failed to mention that it is driven by an ensemble of 41 clocks, 4 rubid
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by dfc 11y ago
> one of the world's most precise clocks in his home Seriously? More precise than the clocks in national labs that contribute to the derivation of UTC? (USNO, NRL, NIST, NPL, NRC, etc) I don't think that is a claim phk has eve
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by dfc 11y ago
Saying that GPSD is "a daemon to extract accurate time from GPS receivers" is a little misleading. GPSd primary function is to make "data on the location/course/velocity of the sensors available to...the host comput
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by dfc 11y ago
I am assuming that when you refer to "the other project trying to create a better implementation" you are referring to ntimed? It seems that you are forgetting about Chrony and OpenNTPd.
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by dfc 11y ago
That makes sense. Thank you. It's poor attempt at humor if the comment ends by proposing the punchline as an explanation.
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by dfc 11y ago
"Nah, Jones aside" What does this phrase mean?
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by dfc 11y ago
For future reference: Always start with `apt-get build-dep packagename` Whenever you are trying to build a newer version of some software that debian also packages. There is no reason to start from zero and have to discover this information
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by dfc 11y ago
Flickr
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by dfc 11y ago
This is not a spur of the moment announcement. Their timeline has been publicized all over the place
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Qualys Security Advisory – LibreSSL(seclists.org)
115 points by dfc 11y ago|85 comments

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