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by elchief 11y ago
How about those http://www.cryptophone.de/en/company/news/gsmk-introduces-ne... phones? Is a "baseband firewall" just a gimmick?
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by elchief 11y ago
Same old complaint every thread. Ford self-driving cars can drive in the snow: http://www.wired.com/2016/01/the-clever-way-fords-self-drivi...
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by elchief 11y ago
Apparently it is of interest to the audience!
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by elchief 11y ago
Some poor lady at work got "fired" by our "ceo". She cried. She got unfired. Not sure why a scammer would try that exactly...
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by elchief 11y ago
Well that was fast. Nice work!
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by elchief 11y ago
For one, you don't need a view. And you'd probably need (in 9.4) insert, update, and delete triggers for anything beyond trivial row security.
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by elchief 11y ago
Yes, but it's not harder to have many db users vs many app users. There's even an extension to sync pg users with ldap
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by elchief 11y ago
Ya I'd love to see PLV8 (with as many ES6 features as possible) as a stock language
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by elchief 11y ago
Regarding Row Security, yes you can use it with a web application and still use connection pooling. From web server, connect to db as one user then SET ROLE to the database user. This gives you Column Security and easier auditing as well. S
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by elchief 11y ago
Connect to db from web app with one user then set role to real user: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2998597/switch-role-after... This allows pooling. I made a quick app with pg 9.5 rc1, rls, spring data rest w
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by elchief 11y ago
MS SQL Server's text search is far superior to PostgreSQL's. Otherwise, not a huge difference. Also, if you're a Microsoft shop, it's easier to deal with than learning Postgres's unixy ways. And you can program spro
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by elchief 11y ago
If, like me, you didn't know what corn-pone is, it's a type of corn bread.
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by elchief 11y ago
There was a good article a few weeks ago about apartment noise: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/13/realestate/soundproofing-f...
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by elchief 11y ago
There's almost no point of client certs for consumers without smart cards. Malware can steal your certs. People lose them or delete them or don't sync them. Can we not devise a system to use our existing bank cards (with chips on
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by elchief 11y ago
UPS cost != UPS price Also, not taking into account cost of roads that UPS doesn't pay, nor the fact that flights are much more flexible compared to building roads
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by elchief 11y ago
Performance? Reliability? Expected bandwidth usage?
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by elchief 11y ago
That was a 9.6 feature all along
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PostgreSQL 9.5 RC1 Released(postgresql.org)
209 points by elchief 11y ago|36 comments
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by elchief 11y ago
Maybe the Vancouver pot shops aren't fully legal, but the police and judges have a pact to not do anything about them. No one will get arrested for possession in Vancouver. You can literally sit outside a police station and smoke a joi
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React and Node “starter” kit is 133MB, 702 modules, 16k files(reactstarterkit.com)
5 points by elchief 11y ago|1 comments
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by elchief 11y ago
The inventor of the one-time pad was a telegraph man: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/26/science/26code.html?ref=sc...
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by elchief 11y ago
FYI you don't have to VPN to use US Netflix, you can use a smart proxy, which is cheaper.
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by elchief 11y ago
And that's why you use an HSM kids!
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by elchief 11y ago
except that, you know, it works.
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by elchief 11y ago
lombok
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by elchief 11y ago
Pedantically, not a "gap" if there's a network cable going to another network...
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by elchief 11y ago
Anybody got a different source? Apparently I'm not allowed to watch netflix at work (or view their blog).
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by elchief 11y ago
Site is down at the moment so I can't RTFA, but I remember my brother-in-law (PhD religious studies, Oxford) telling me this in 1997. So it ain't new news.
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by elchief 11y ago
I use Spring Security and it uses UUIDs for CSRF tokens. Luckily, Java does this securely.
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by elchief 11y ago
thanks!

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