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961.
Crypto Stick, Next Generation Security USB Key For Consumers and Enterprises(crypto-stick.com)
2 points by dpeck 13y ago|0 comments
962.
by dpeck 13y ago
It really doesn't change it into something you have, it simply gives the user and anyone compromising them via keylogger, slipping yubikey into their own system and pressing button, etc a way to avoid typing. Something you have exists
963.
High Speed Rails Deploys With Git(blog.codeclimate.com)
1 points by dpeck 13y ago|0 comments
964.
by dpeck 13y ago
Perhaps, either way I'm always hoping for the alma mater to do well in all areas its involved in.
965.
by dpeck 13y ago
Same memories here for the everything through senior year of BS, but after that things were more self defined projects with a lot more gray area for functionality, API definitions, etc. I thought/have heard secondhand here that MS was
966.
by dpeck 13y ago
I'd be very surprised if the work is equal. I know in theory it should be, but I think reality is that it will have to be much more programatically grade-able and won't be.
967.
by dpeck 13y ago
"no other places in the world where you can work in sandals while eating M&Ms." There might be more by percentage in the bay than other places but not the only place by far. Standard wear at my jobs have been flip flops, jeans
968.
by dpeck 13y ago
Nationally, they seem to have their heads and hearts in the wrong place often, but at the local level some of the best people I've every met were involved in scouting and I'm very happy for the time I was in the program. And yeah,
969.
by dpeck 13y ago
Looking at these bugs, $300 is a gross underestimate. But realistically, you probably aren't doing this for the reward and you likely already have an APC to care enough to do the dev work anyway.
970.
by dpeck 13y ago
toss a proxy past your exit and you can restrict it any way you want.
971.
by dpeck 13y ago
If Syngress isn't bad then they've definitely improved. For a while they had some great security titles, but the mid/later half of the last decade they produced a lot of bad books. Terrible editing, repeating chapters used in
972.
by dpeck 13y ago
A bit surprised at the shock here, CAs are, for the most part, in the lawful intercept business and have been as long as they've existed. Moxie Marlinspike and others have been talking about this for years. Its a recognized problem, an
973.
by dpeck 13y ago
Or maybe even some Sazerac Rye in its namesake cocktail :) http://www.buffalotracedistillery.com/brands/sazerac-rye
974.
Docker Joyent Openvpn Bliss(blog.docker.io)
2 points by dpeck 13y ago|0 comments
975.
by dpeck 13y ago
Works yes, like a charm, not quite, still no support for pgpmime and APG hasn't really had any development in a few years. On the positive side the guardian project is working on a full port of gpg, and see to be making good progress,
976.
Using GNU Stow to manage your dotfiles(brandon.invergo.net)
149 points by dpeck 13y ago|69 comments
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Don’t run a Tor router and a hidden service from the same connection(cybermashup.com)
2 points by dpeck 13y ago|0 comments
978.
by dpeck 13y ago
Might be interested in Cube that square released a few years ago. http://corner.squareup.com/2011/09/cube.html edit: cube, not cuba :)
979.
by dpeck 13y ago
I may be remembering wrong, but I believe in the Swartz case it was about spoofing his MAC address?
980.
Reverse Engineering the Galaga No Fire Cheat(computerarcheology.com)
5 points by dpeck 13y ago|0 comments
981.
by dpeck 13y ago
Good news, they do http://chartsnthings.tumblr.com/ , though tends to come in bursts and looks like they haven't put up much since July.
982.
by dpeck 13y ago
Probably overzealous filter that looks at everything going over HTTP and stops passing the connection whenever it encounters a naughty word. Unsurprisingly these types of filters don't have a lot of understanding of what is going to be
983.
by dpeck 13y ago
is copy and paste support a function of the application on android? eg, something it has to specifically allow? seems that copy/paste/clipboard support for firefoxos is going to have to be implemented at the is level and not each
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Decompiled Source For MS-RPC DCOM Blaster Worm (2003)(robertgraham.com)
1 points by dpeck 13y ago|0 comments
985.
by dpeck 13y ago
Like many here I picked up one of the Peak developer preview phones with every intention of dogfooding it, creating some basic apps to get familiar with it, and enjoying something simpler. But, and I feel like I'm back in 2007 saying t
986.
by dpeck 13y ago
This is sadly far from true. There is plenty of talent to be bought for the right amount of money and plenty of talented people who can divorce morality from their job. Besides that though there have been quite a bit of growth in nationalis
987.
by dpeck 13y ago
A bit of the nature of the beast. CS, EE and to a lesser extent a few other engineering/science disciplines can create something and get it into the market/mvp stage with few hurdles, in most others there can be an enormous number
988.
by dpeck 13y ago
I think you're right with the graduate side of things. During my time (early 2000s) as a CS undergrad at GT I don't remember too much about startups but thinking back I'm not really sure I should have. Resources absolutely sh
989.
by dpeck 13y ago
You'd be surprised. I'm fairly sure I was drugged one night out at a club in London while out with coworkers. Fairly upscale place, very rough experience.
990.
by dpeck 13y ago
Screw up, or perhaps the engineers understood how many of the people like themselves would want to use it.

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