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by doe88 12y ago
> Believe it or not, this is the safest way to do "no-knock" for everyone involved. Tell that to this child and to his parents.
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by doe88 12y ago
You're wrong http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/28js8v/i_am_julian_ass...
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by doe88 12y ago
He replied a related question [1] and seems to be quite supportive of Ed Snowden. [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/28js8v/i_am_julian_ass...
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by doe88 12y ago
What seems the most interesting is how Masashi Kikuchi has discovered this flaw: he seems to have used Coq and modelised a part of the states and transitions of the TLS handshake and then observed OpenSSL wasn't following this model. V
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by doe88 12y ago
I learned Python in 2004 (circa Python 2.3) and since developed several years mainly in Python, but somewhere along this path I lost almost all my excitment and joy for this language. I used to dream in Python, now I find it cumbersome and
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by doe88 12y ago
Another really great thing about returning a result Result<T, E> is that your caller code will then must use this return value or otherwise a warning will be emitted by the compiler at compile time. For those interested, more details
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by doe88 12y ago
That obtuse language still scares me, I think it says a lot that the word ads is not written a single time in this blog post and he seems to use the word logos instead.
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by doe88 12y ago
Because he is the music industry, because maybe the now mighty Apple has lot of difficulties securing licensing music rights, especially in the streaming area. Now I don't say it's worth 3.2bn$ (I don't think it's ev
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by doe88 12y ago
As I see it it's not for the hardware, but for the streaming service and for Jimmy Iovine and his connections/knowledge in the music industry. I don't know how he could fit with Eddy Cue but I think Jimmy Iovine would bring a
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by doe88 13y ago
I would have loved knowing their reasoning behind this decision, which I'm sure it's very calculated, because the implications are huge. They're choosing to switch from a simple packager role to a maintainer role, they will h
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by doe88 13y ago
Nice sense of humor from Elon: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/457190623640969216
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by doe88 13y ago
Maybe someone can help me, it is said It has a time-based nonce, which provides built-in resistance against replay attacks , I'm looking where in the code the time-based nonce is verified/handled on the receiver, but I can't
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by doe88 13y ago
After a little bit of digging seems to be the best way to currently wipe out sensitive data is to implement something like in libsodium https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/blob/master/src/libsod...
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by doe88 13y ago
> Issue 4: Windows kernel driver uses memset() to clear sensitive data > Calls to memset() run the risk of being optimized out by the compiler. I would be curious to know which compilers or which options actually still do these ill-fa
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Feature Request in Chrome: Check SSL sites for HeartBleed (WontFix)(code.google.com)
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by doe88 13y ago
> I'm not even sure you can load your openssh server key into ssh-agent, can you? No need, servers only need to do signature verifications during authentications, thus they only need users/clients public keys which must be list
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by doe88 13y ago
What is described is something like ssh-agent of openssh.
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by doe88 13y ago
> Am I wrong that it's easier to get code into OpenSSL I might be wrong but the idea I have is that currently Google more or less owns OpenSSL and thus it is maybe more easy, makes more sense for them to get patches in OpenSSL and t
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by doe88 13y ago
Not sure which one I'd pick; all of the main libraries seems to either have had very bad issues reported at one point or another or are maybe not used enough to inspire enough conficdence; anyway here is a list https://en.wi
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by doe88 13y ago
From the start I was unconfortable with the idea of firing or demoting someone who had worked 15+ years in an organization without any related issues raised before. And now I'm appalled by all these justifications while nobody seems to
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by doe88 13y ago
Sweet, it's great to see his hometown in a post on HN :)
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by doe88 13y ago
And for those interested the whole commit and corresponding discussion thread on the LLVM-dev mailing list: http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/llvmdev/2014-March/thread... https://github.com/l
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by doe88 13y ago
I'm maybe too naive/optimistic but I think the most likely is that he has been manipulated in co-authoring a document which by itself is innocuous but once coupled with a rigged prng might have disastrous effects.
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by doe88 13y ago
Basically it is the same framework used internally by Airdrop on iOS. I once read in the documentation an interesting fact (note that I haven't tested it, so I could be wrong or misremember a detail), for instance if using this framewo
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by doe88 13y ago
Why would Elon choose to post on Medium and not on the blog of Tesla? It would definitively bring more credence to post it on their official website. Until reading near the end I wasn't sure it was a Tesla employee/official or a t
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by doe88 13y ago
or simply nsagate for nameserver A gate.
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by doe88 13y ago
Beware of Newsweek if this story becomes too popular they'll start a thorough and extensive work of research and finally claim NwAvGuy is no other than Dorian S. Nakamoto.
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by doe88 13y ago
But I'm wondering, if a word only appears one time, in a single book, how do we know it is a real word and not a new word invented by his author or a mistake?
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by doe88 13y ago
Years ago I remember learning template metaprogramming in C++ from an amazing book [1] from the same author of this tool. Even if looking back, I now think template metaprogramming when over-used may be a little bit over the top, I neverthe
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by doe88 13y ago
> I read it to say that the wrong decision has been made, but accepted Sorry I don't read it your way, he seems to recognize that both systems would make an excellent choice: "From my perspective the fact that good people were

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