dillona

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by dillona 14y ago
You don't think there are people out there who shouldn't have their position known to the world in real time?
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by dillona 14y ago
You could replace all of these with "Only allow private key authentication"
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by dillona 14y ago
Was there ever a time Color received positive press? I remember when they first came out, nobody could figure out how they raised to much capital.
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by dillona 14y ago
That looks like an interesting picture, but the text in the way is driving me crazy. Why can't they just link to a JPEG?
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by dillona 14y ago
Probably defeating code signing and sandboxing
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by dillona 14y ago
You know that Tor was developed for the navy, right?
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by dillona 14y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you are saying. I never said the Kindle should be free. I see no issue with paying for it, and I even pay extra for the ones without ads. This is because, as I said, I do not personally want to pay for a produ
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by dillona 14y ago
> And there is never a moral obligation to pay for something that is explicitly licensed for free. I was with you up until that part. In my opinion there is a moral obligation to donate to projects if you are using them for commercial g
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by dillona 14y ago
Not that I pay for. I'm not paying for a product with ads (especially intrusive ones) in it.
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by dillona 14y ago
Are you suggesting we should look to newspapers for sustainable business models?
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by dillona 14y ago
I bought one on element14 over the (holiday) weekend, and it shipped today. It's not that bad
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by dillona 14y ago
Realistically, you have to have some assembly in every operating system to do things like service interrupts and enter protected mode (in the case of x86). However I agree that as/if they expand this tutorial, it would be useful to introduc
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by dillona 14y ago
This doesn't really have much to do with operating system development.
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by dillona 14y ago
iTerm 2 and Homebrew really make OS X a lot more bearable for me Switching to zsh and oh-my-zsh has helped a lot too
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by dillona 14y ago
It's useful pedantry though. The title got me scratching my head about how IOS even deals with SMS
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by dillona 14y ago
If you're actually serious about security, the answer could be simply: don't attend DEFCON. The quality is laughable, and in my opinion it is more of an "alternative lifestyle" conference than a "hacker" conference. The joke around my frien
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by dillona 14y ago
I've had nothing but positive experiences on JetBlue
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by dillona 14y ago
That's always been my problem with Yahoo. They are a company filled with brilliant engineers (who give us things like Hadoop), yet they only want to be a media company.
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by dillona 14y ago
That is really quite convoluted for what should be a simple process
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by dillona 14y ago
I don't know if I really like that the screen got even larger. I often wind up accidentally hitting buttons with my wrist when reaching across the screen with my thumb
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by dillona 14y ago
The United States government has spent and will continue to spend untold millions understanding these threats and studying the situation and techniques. In addition they are targeted by both more numerous and more advanced attacks than any
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by dillona 14y ago
I truly thought I'd never see the day....
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by dillona 15y ago
There are a LOT of "security professionals" who know nothing about security
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by dillona 15y ago
Web browser exploitation is much harder without JavaScript. Keeping my computer secure is more important than using the latest ridiculous web app that slows my computer to a crawl.
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by dillona 15y ago
> UF had a few teachers without PhDs, which reduces a university's ranking in US News & World Report. Does this really happen? This attitude that if you don't have a PhD you must be stupid is incredibly annoying.
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by dillona 15y ago
If you have sensitive data that you'd rather other people not see, the Internet is the last place you put it. Even if the box has been "hardened"
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by dillona 15y ago
It is mentioned as the 6th definition of "hacker" in the original jargon file [1], so at least by 1988. 1: http://www.dourish.com/goodies/jargon.html
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by dillona 15y ago
You are repeating a discussion that has happened literally thousands of times over the last thirty years.
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by dillona 15y ago
Yes and no. Lots of secure labs run on the same Dells and HPs that everyone buys
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by dillona 15y ago
I got to level 5, but I think it is time to call it a night

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