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by dsl 8y ago
Not in the wayback machine or Google cache. Site is down in less than an hour after submission.
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by dsl 8y ago
SF public transit is pretty disfunctional and Chariot was trying to offer an alternative. - Timeliness - Busses and trains reliability are a joke compared to developed countries - Cleanliness - Due to an unmitigated homeless problem, the bu
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by dsl 8y ago
Coverity was an acquisition. The hosting company was probably ran by a friend of the founders (both seem to be based in the bay area).
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by dsl 8y ago
I think many people don't want to invest in an asset that gets handed down, if they plan on having no children.
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by dsl 8y ago
Absolutely nothing, and in many cases they prefer it. State sponsored malware will often do an inventory of the system they are running on, and send details back to help identify the machines that are being used to analyze the samples. NSA
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by dsl 8y ago
When you peer with HE, you only get their paying customers routes. If you buy transit from HE, you get routes to the entire internet (and your routes go out to their peers). Peering costs them little (they just have to backhaul to a custome
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by dsl 8y ago
Tor-over-Tor is less secure than Tor by itself, because the circuits are not aware of each other and it is possible to reuse your first connections entry as your second connections exit. i.e. A->-B->C, then the second connection becom
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by dsl 8y ago
According to The Telegraph, government officials suspect an "eco terrorist." No additional details were provided.
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by dsl 8y ago
> for reasons that ended up being completely wrong When we were young lots of rules didn't make sense. As we got older we realized many of these were to keep us safe from things we weren't old enough to understand yet. The US h
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by dsl 8y ago
> and we want to leverage an advantage The T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom networks are heavily integrated. It would be disingenuous to say you can use vulnerable gear as long as it is outside US borders.
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by dsl 8y ago
The Academy of Model Aeronautics has done some amazing research on pilot interactions with drones using FAA data [1]. One of the things they found was that only 3% of drone reports from pilots are actual "close calls", the rest ar
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by dsl 8y ago
The title should read 5 node. It is 20 cores in 5 Pi's. https://www.mininodes.com/product/5-node-raspberry-pi-3-com-...
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by dsl 8y ago
I don't know why anyone is doubting this is possible in the first place. From the Snowden leaks we know in 2008 the NSA had an _entire computer_ complete with CPU RAM and an FPGA smaller than the size of a dime [1] that they implanted
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by dsl 8y ago
You can get DOOM ported to run on modern hardware on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2280/Ultimate_Doom/
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by dsl 8y ago
The current research in to the Digimarc currency watermark has determined an absolute minimal test case [1], however no one has discovered the exact watermarking mechanism. I was speaking in absolutes because we can't do a copy attack
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by dsl 8y ago
> Probably because this nonsense would cause a hellstorm in App Review on iOS. Or because it wouldn't be approved in the first place. Say what you want about walled gardens, but at least someone is policing the ecosystem.
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by dsl 8y ago
EURion only works on flat services (photocopiers and scanners). Photoshop detects currency based on a Digimarc watermark, which you can't generate without paying a licensing fee.
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by dsl 8y ago
You might want to look at OpenSnitch [1]. It requires nfqueue and directly accessing /proc to get info in real time, which is why you'll likely never see it as part of a structured firewall builder like this. https://gi
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by dsl 8y ago
> Your web server should be configured I think you underestimate the number of things on your network that run unconfigurable web servers.
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by dsl 8y ago
You require all Internet access to traverse a proxy server, the hostname of which only resolves internally.
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by dsl 8y ago
A tl;dr to address some of the obvious questions here: In 2013 she set up a Hong Kong shell company called Skycom Tech. That company (attempted to) purchase HP computers from the United States and resell them to Iran. The deal did not invol
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by dsl 8y ago
You need to add a lot more generic icons that are not tied to specific cloud providers. I found it very difficult to map out a system I built in a datacenter.
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by dsl 8y ago
At least you could log in. After I merged my Mariott and SPG accounts, trying to log in to either one is met with a "You have already merged this account" error.
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by dsl 8y ago
I have been doing full tables using Quagga in production, in multiple regions, for years. The thing BIRD does well is being hardened against untrusted users having access (the route server use case). I'm very happy to see a second impl
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by dsl 8y ago
It is ironic this is coming out of a company with an internal site dedicated to depreciating "Considered Harmful" because it is the epitome of grandstanding. Here is some further reading on why we should downvote these types of th
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by dsl 8y ago
Actually they get routed to servers operated by security companies that log incoming connections. This information is then shared with internet providers and corporations to help disinfect the end users machines that are trying to coordinat
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by dsl 8y ago
It is awesome to see battery backup being added to the Pi. There aren't any good solutions currently short of a full on UPS or a consumer grade battery pack.
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by dsl 8y ago
Not offhand, sorry. It came up with some engineers while I was doing a security audit on a self checkout machine.
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by dsl 8y ago
So it is some research institutes weekend project. The process of making something an ISO standard is not as rigorous as IETF or IEEE. ISO has over 250 technical committees, cranking out useless standards all the time. Most members vote to
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by dsl 8y ago
It is already in the works. In 3-5 years every big box store product will have UV QR codes on every side of external packaging that encode the existing product barcode plus a unique per item ID. This is being done to improve self check out

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