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721.
by dsl 10y ago
Again, you seem to be confusing what they should be doing with what they are actually doing.
722.
by dsl 10y ago
No its not. Go interview developers sometime.
723.
by dsl 10y ago
You should move your JavaScript off your analytics domain for your debug site. It is getting clobbered by uBlock and Privacy Badger.
724.
by dsl 10y ago
Yet broadband providers continue to do it.
725.
by dsl 10y ago
Humblebrag.
726.
by dsl 10y ago
One of the huge risks of using multiple cloud services is that you can't firewall between them effectively. If Slack and Google Docs were in-house applications, they never would have been allowed to talk to each-other without an explic
727.
by dsl 10y ago
From what I have seen the government has approved and prefers SAML over OAuth intentionally.
728.
by dsl 10y ago
Semi trucks aren't trying to calm traffic, they are maintaining a consistent speed (or rather engine RPM) and gear for fuel efficiency. Drivers are paid per mile and the further they can go on a single fill-up is more money in their po
729.
by dsl 11y ago
This type of camo is still used in the modern day by car manufacturers. The wild patterns help disrupt camera auto-focus, and makes it more difficult to work out the shapes and dimensions from body panels when you do get a photo. http:&#x2
730.
by dsl 11y ago
https://dnscrypt.org/
731.
by dsl 11y ago
You'd be really surprised. In a theocracy such as Saudi Arabia where individuals are born into power, the hubris is overwhelming. They believe they are above all consequences (which has shown to be true thus far), and have little conce
732.
by dsl 11y ago
Embassies worldwide often mail letters (party invitations, a check to pay for power, etc) using the postal services of host countries. The vast majority transmit anything sensitive by diplomatic courier. I suspect in this case the document
733.
by dsl 11y ago
I hate to add "me too" replies, but it is important to get the message out there that lots of really smart folks consider DNSSEC an absolute failure of such epic proportions that you shouldn't even joke about building somethi
734.
by dsl 11y ago
Android 0days at this point are so numerous, I find they are relatively worthless compared to time invested elsewhere. Other people seem to have the same experience (i've seen offers of double that amount for iOS remotes): http:/
735.
by dsl 11y ago
We host GitHub, etc on site. Not because we don't trust them, but they don't have the resources we do to keep bad guys out.
736.
by dsl 11y ago
The Safeway in the San Francisco Castro neighborhood is especially... exciting... relative to the surrounding area. It even has its own full time police officer. One time as I was leaving I asked the officer why Folgers crystals of all thin
737.
by dsl 11y ago
You had me interested until "..based on Android." What we need is more original codebases in the mobile ecosystem, not endless modifications on top of the same old shaky foundation.
738.
by dsl 11y ago
From a security perspective, we ask: why are you developing applications that can't be ran by normal users? For the 1% of devs working on system level stuff we provide VMs or separate physical servers that aren't joined to the cor
739.
by dsl 11y ago
First of all, BGP is core to Google's load balancing architecture. So within a single datacenter you probably have at least a few dozen devices down stream from each edge router. Secondly, I'm seeing just shy of 500 individual pre
740.
by dsl 11y ago
You would find ioerror's cell phone project interesting: https://people.torproject.org/~ioerror/skunkworks/moto_e/
741.
by dsl 11y ago
I recently had the chance to meet Gen. Hayden. He is quite competent and could hold his own in a technical discussion at a high level. He understood the minutiae of the Clinton email scandal and shared some insights that made me reconsider
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Study: Users Really Do Plug in USB Drives They Find [pdf](zakird.com)
1 points by dsl 11y ago|0 comments
743.
by dsl 11y ago
As an american I can't own property or a business in _most_ of the world, without a local proxy. We also have programs that will give you citizenship if you commit to investing money long term and taking an allegiance to the United Sta
744.
by dsl 11y ago
I actually locked myself out except for console access, so some of this is from memory/Googling: 1. Connect Raspberry Pi to local LAN and get wifi setup (I VLAN wireless traffic, so I have it listening/connected to both) 2. Change
745.
by dsl 11y ago
Yup. I have a honeypot on my home network that hits Twilio when it gets poked at. So the author at least got my phone to light up.
746.
by dsl 11y ago
Because you are literally the only one ever who has done this.
747.
by dsl 11y ago
Various companies have tried this. What you end up with is 99% of your workforce is compromised machines, and law enforcement at your door every other day asking where checks are being mailed.
748.
by dsl 11y ago
I think he is talking about https://cdnjs.com/ I'd really hope that CloudFlare whitelists Tor for CDNJS.
749.
One man wrote all your next-gen crypto(metzdowd.com)
10 points by dsl 11y ago|1 comments
750.
by dsl 11y ago
Citi and BOA get away with it because they can allocate out of a large pool of BIN numbers that are otherwise regular use debit/credit cards. These guys will have to figure out how to get a similar "mix" to avoid being flagge

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