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edraferi
11y ago
It makes total sense that the givernment would use it's forensic capabilities whenever the need arises. The question at hand is: "can the All Writs Act compel a company to proactively defeat its own security measures?" The an
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edraferi
11y ago
Other commentary suggests this capability is targeted at the iPhone 5C, and that at least some newer models do have protections against this technique.
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edraferi
11y ago
MirageOS does something similar with Ocaml. It uses this feature to compile Unikernals that run directly on Xen.
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edraferi
11y ago
uBlock Origin and uMatrix allow you to do this. Just kill third-party resources.
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edraferi
11y ago
uBlock Origin does that too, just need to turn on Advanced Mode via options.
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edraferi
11y ago
IPFS does this by design. Everything is content-addressed so you immediately know if you've seen the resource before. This also enables chunk-level deduplication. If course the P2P nature of the project means other people can find out
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edraferi
11y ago
Agree. There's a clear escalation path for this kind of thing. First time something weird happens, ignore it as a possible misunderstanding / off day. Second time, make a clear verbal rejection. Third time forward, you're dea
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edraferi
11y ago
I think this is one of the most useful things a male team member can do to create a positive atmosphere and fight back against this nonsense. Speak up! Diffuse situations in the moment when you can, provide private feedback when needed, mak
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edraferi
11y ago
Correct. It's harder to enforce judgements on this kind of thing though, because ambiguity exists about the intention. It's much easier to punish clear "do me a favor for the promotion/bonus" situations. I agree a
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11y ago
Yes, but solitary men are mistrusted around children in public Example: your at the grocery store when a young child wanders around the corner and starts pulling items off the shelf onto the floor right in front of you. A woman could sto
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edraferi
11y ago
The affiliate link / skimlinking issue is pretty interesting. I don't like that Skimlinks changes urls on click, but the basic idea of automating an affiliate network is solid. The biggest problem with the web is how to properly p
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edraferi
11y ago
No, it's understanding that different customers have different risk profiles and using that information to deploy your security resources efficiently. Verified accounts on Twitter use the same concept... not everybody needs that. It wo
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edraferi
11y ago
I'm a heavy iPython user and thought iHaskell would be a good way to try out the language on my Mac. Unfortunately I just wound up in Cabal Hell. I spent a few hours tracking down broken dependencies on GitHub before giving up. This pr
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edraferi
11y ago
You could bring this to a wider audience by integrating it with DuckDuckGo. You can arrange for DDG to send appropriate queries to your service with Spice [0]. If you don't want to handle the traffic, you can program an instant answer
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11y ago
Perhaps screen readers can be set to read out the major headings to help people figure out what part of the document they want to read. This would have a level of detail or verbosity control. First you read h1, find the right header. Then h
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11y ago
Hmm you could integrate some information about the prevalence of different types of color blindness. "This color combination causes mild problems for 15% of people and severe problems for 5%. Consider X and Y to reduce impact to 3%&quo
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edraferi
11y ago
Does the contrast checking catch that?
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12y ago
The Wirecutter prefers Crashplan: http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-online-backup-service/
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12y ago
Close: http://blog.erratasec.com/2015/02/extracting-superfish-certi...
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12y ago
It's actually much easier than that - no secondary purchase is required with Windows 8 https://www.thurrott.com/uncategorized/1146/clean-pc-walkthr...
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12y ago
You are 100% correct that data availability is always the first problem to solve. However, I think this is addressed indirectly in his thesis that advanced analytics are brittle in a rapidly changing business. Any change that breaks your da
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edraferi
12y ago
It's almost impossible to anonymize large data datasets like that. Significant aggregation is basically the only way to do it properly, and that significantly reduces the value of the data.
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12y ago
Yeah, very interested to see where this leaves R Studio. They don't seem like a direct competitor to Revolution Analytics. R Studio focuses on front end usability and ecosystem issues. Their R Studio IDE has great market share, and the
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12y ago
Very interesting to see. Quite unexpected, but compelling when combined with Azure Machine Learning. I wonder if we'll see R support integrated with Office in the future. Native R integration with Access and Excel could be pretty cool.
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12y ago
Blind auditions make sense if the candidate will be working independently, but they (deliberately) don't assess cultural compatibility. Do you prefer the most skilled person, or a very skilled person who gets along well with your tea
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12y ago
WhatsApp's recent integration of TextSecure [1] makes it one of the most secure communication options available to lay users. The vast majority of people simply can't manage without hosted tools. This lack of sophistication should
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12y ago
If it wasn't for the large swath of statistical packages, R wouldn't have much traction. I agree, but Community & Ecosystem are critical to any language's success. R's community is great and getting better [1]. You
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12y ago
This isn't as crazy as it might seem - using a modern home page design proves that someone has been investing time in the project since that design became popular. Using the "trend-du-jour" for a homepage quickly communicates
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edraferi
12y ago
I found Patreon when artists I liked announced their participation. The marketing can simply be "hey <big OSS project>, make a profile and put a banner on your site!" Of course, that's.... marketing.
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12y ago
Maybe the government could provide the funding as a Tax Credit for donations to platforms like snowdrift.coop, just like donating to other non-profits works. Companies / Individuals would make their own decisions about what to support,
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