drewbug

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by drewbug 11y ago
You're right, I was wrong. Sorry!
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by drewbug 11y ago
You're right, my bad.
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by drewbug 11y ago
Actually, it looks like the public key can be derived from a packet capture of SSH. See https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4252#section-7
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by drewbug 11y ago
Be warned, though: this will only create a secure connection between the user and CloudFlare, not between CloudFlare and GitHub Pages.
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by drewbug 11y ago
Are they really that expensive to develop?
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by drewbug 12y ago
There's also Bazel, which Google recently released.
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by drewbug 12y ago
Yeah, Frozenlock's snarkily trying to imply that "otherwise competent" computer users don't use IE.
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by drewbug 12y ago
Why do you think it is?
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by drewbug 12y ago
Ah, I see now. That makes sense. Thank you.
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by drewbug 12y ago
How do you know that most drivers have been in at least one traffic accident?
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by drewbug 12y ago
Maybe have each drone regularly broadcast their GPS's most recent NMEA sentence (latitude, longitude, timestamp, altitude, etc.) signed with their public key? That's what came up with after thinking about it for a bit. There'
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by drewbug 12y ago
Guns and knives aren't (usually) electronics.
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by drewbug 12y ago
Chaum's alive.
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by drewbug 12y ago
But, it looks like the title's the same on the actual site.
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by drewbug 13y ago
> It's no better than not stating at all. I mean, it's at least slightly better, right?
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by drewbug 13y ago
https://github.com/meldium/breach-mitigation-rails
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by drewbug 13y ago
In fact, that work has already been done: http://stackapps.com/questions/3610/stackdump-an-offline-bro...