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ecesena
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Not sure if this fits the example you have in mind: https://medium.com/pinterest-engineering/an-update-on-pixie-... > The ultimate goal is to fit the entire Pinterest graph in memory. Obviously we can’t fit the enti
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As of today they did 275,468 tests: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xAyDSpzEp3n4iiu54_XL... This is a post (sorry, in Italian) that describes the "strategy" adopted to test people, that of course
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7y ago
This has been my experience. Created LLC with incfile. During process, they offered me a 1-click bank account with Bank of America. I declined because I have other accounts in Citi. I went through Citi, spent 6mo trying to get a business ac
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7y ago
Official Italian data is here: https://github.com/pcm-dpc/COVID-19 I made a gsheet that auto pulls data every hour (file > make a copy, to use it. script included in README): https://docs.google.com/
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Step by step OpenSSH+U2F (Ubuntu 18.04)
(github.com)
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Size of Space
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Signature Validation Bypass Leading to RCE in Electron-Updater
(blog.doyensec.com)
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The closer you’re to reality, the better your funnel will be. If you just make 2 landing pages, sure you’ll know that A is better than B, but don’t expect to convert many of your A’s signups months after when you launch. So if your intent i
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Microsoft supports passwordless login (you can try it out on outlook.com — some ppl refer to this as username less). Dropbox is also an early adopter. Plus you have all the u2f that are back compat, including facebook, twitter, aws, gitlab.
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7y ago
To date, the core of our firmware is also used by NitroKey [1], Signet HC [2] and OnlyKey [3]. We did a pretty significant refactor [4] to make the lib even easier to use as part of our MOSS award [5]. Hopefully we'll see even more pro
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OpenPGP is arriving, will be available via firmware upgrade. https://github.com/solokeys/openpgp
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Security Analysis of the Solo Firmware
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7y ago
Safari for everything personal, Chrome for work-related and Firefox for banks.
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Hardware Roadmap for SoloKeys
(solokeys.com)
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Update on upcoming open security keys
(solokeys.com)
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Really nice! If I can suggest: 1) update the browser url so I can share directly, no need for the copy button (I shared it with my team, then the link was wrong, then I went back and found the copy button). 2) maybe cache the result for lik
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Support for openpgp is almost there: https://github.com/solokeys/openpgp Note that the ed25519 is not as easy as it seems, ssh agent doesn’t support it yet. I wrote a couple notes/details in the somu campaign you
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This is more or less what we do with Solo. The NFC keys (both usb-a or usb-c) have an extra NFC chip that harvests energy and powers up the main micro controller. The non-NFC keys don't have that chip, so it's pretty evident by ju
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We started supporting XLM on solokeys.com, mostly in relation to the keybase airdrop. We figured some people had lumens but didn’t really know what to do with them. We sold a few keys in lumens. The whole process is still a bit overly comp
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Yes. Of course, talk to a lawyer. Anyone can set up a company in the US, I'm referring to standard Delaware C-Corp. With or without a visa. With no visa (or with visa that's tied to another job) I highly recommend avoid standard d
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Ehm, no... but thank you. It was more of a longer story, with several fiction chapters interleaved by how-tos. The title was something like kryptonite, but I don't remember if it was spelled the "superman" way or like crypto.
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Ask HN: Old online fiction story on superman/crypto/PGP?
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Clickbot
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The Wall, a modular microLED display
(samsung.com)
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7y ago
The author found the bug inspired by: https://github.com/google/wycheproof (it's in the thread of the original tweet, though the thread is in Italian: https://twitter.com/asanso/status/12
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I see a lot of comments of people interested to test it out. If you have a hardware token with NFC, you can now test it everywhere: Mac, Windows, Linux (), Android (all browser), iOS (Safari iOS 13.3+). This is a big achievement as less th
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7y ago
In a hardware token, there's generally a single master secret and private keys are derived on the fly for each website you register/log into. So you can use 1 single hardware token with an unlimited number of sites (note that you
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I bought myself a foldable bluetooth keyboard. The goal is to travel with that, my phone and security key and have all I need to do serious work, perhaps connecting to a server home for "intensive" operations. Let's see how 2
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fwiw in fido2, successor of u2f, you can opt in for an additional pin on your security key.
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7y ago
Related project: https://betrusted.io (announced towards the 2nd half of the post)
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