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by dlgeek 1y ago
I'll continue in the "not an expert" chain, but my understanding is that ITAR's prohibitions include communicating the information to a non-US person (a US person is a citizen or permanent resident), even if that is done
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by dlgeek 1y ago
I think a large set of dictionary words are likely more user friendly. I think most people will have a lot more confidence on their ability to transcribe words to/from paper more accurately than a bunch of numbers - better built in err
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by dlgeek 1y ago
In this case? Not that I know of, but I'm not following closely. In general? Absolutely - search 'Operation Chokepoint'. There's a great summary in the middle of this (very long) article under that header: https:/&
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by dlgeek 1y ago
Woah...that's surprising.
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by dlgeek 1y ago
AWS is doing that: https://www.aboutamazon.eu/news/aws/built-operated-controlle...
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by dlgeek 1y ago
> After fixing internet for some neighbors and older relatives, I've wondered if people would pay for a home network / internet handyman service. That's what I did for pocket as a kid in high school (in the mid-2000s).
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by dlgeek 1y ago
Yes. All CAs trusted by browsers have to go through WebTRUST or ETSI audits by accredited auditors. See https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/policies/secu... and https://www.ccadb.or
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by dlgeek 1y ago
> There is absolutely no company-wide mandate to use GenAI. There is an STeam goal for adoption and usage. There is a QS dashboard for SDMs to see statistics on their org's adoption and abandonment rates. There is BT guidance being
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by dlgeek 1y ago
I have an uplift arm and while I'm not at my desk right now, it's height adjustable and I can get it pretty close to my face (without sacrificing the height adjustment) - I have both the range and the crestview (Upgraded when I go
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by dlgeek 1y ago
Between this and https://www.haproxy.com/blog/state-of-ssl-stacks , I think we need to start accepting the idea that OpenSSL is not the right way forward for anything performance sensitive. Given how aws-lc powers both
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by dlgeek 1y ago
They don't have a choice - the decision comes from Chrome's root program and if they don't comply, LetsEncrypt would be distrusted by Chrome.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
SPOILERS AHEAD SPOILERS AHEAD Today's challenge ("Sports Teams") was particularly easy because each one was plural. That made each one "unscramble a 4 letter word" instead of a 5. Might be a consideration for the fu
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by dlgeek 2y ago
Realize they have over 1.5MM employees and who knows how many contractors.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
The latter class would have been called "Home Economics" ("HomeEc") back in the day.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
They actually just published it under a CC0 license which has equivalent effect.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
That was Google, not Oracle.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
They claimed that studio wouldn't need connect. I don't know AGPL well enough to know if a plugin is considered a derived work but it sure seems to imply it: > For example, Corresponding Source includes interface definition fi
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by dlgeek 2y ago
What I don't get...BambuSlicer is open source. And, not only is it open source, it's a fork of PrussaSlicer, so Bambu doesn't have the ability to re-license it. It's licensed under the Affero GPL which is very strict abo
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New Executive Order on Cybersecurity(whitehouse.gov)
4 points by dlgeek 2y ago|0 comments
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by dlgeek 2y ago
The Toyota Bird's Eye View/BMW Surround View/etc makes it much, much easier.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
Funny. I also have strabismus and I've never, ever been able to see those hidden picture games or these things even once. I never developed stereoscopic depth perception, which I assume is related.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
As I understand it, that's common now - cheap HDMI splitters do the HDCP negotiation on the first port, and then the unencrypted digital video and audio signals are cloned to both ports, ready to be captured.
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by dlgeek 2y ago
Original Article: https://samcurry.net/hacking-kia
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by dlgeek 2y ago
The industry is moving to a hybrid that mixes classic crypto (including ECC) with post-quantum crypto. AWS has even turned this on in some places - https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2022/03/aws-k
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by dlgeek 2y ago
2017: https://www.yubico.com/support/security-advisories/ysa-2017-...
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by dlgeek 2y ago
> Not sure why anybody feels the need to write their own crypto libraries these days Because this is the second time they've had a security issue (the last time was even worse) because of their vendor? When your entire company is b
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by dlgeek 2y ago
> UUID Version 2 (v2) is reserved for security IDs with no known details. I found the details in about 2 minutes: Click the link in the article to take me to the section of RFC 9562 that says it's defined as part of DCE, click the f
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by dlgeek 2y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41164240
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Sustaining Digital Certificate Security – Entrust Certificate Distrust(security.googleblog.com)
1 points by dlgeek 2y ago|0 comments
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by dlgeek 2y ago
[Not OP] > So you're saying Chinese law applies to you when you're a US citizen in the US? Sometimes > We can't be subject to every country's laws, irrespective of citizenship or location. No, that's why count

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