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751.
by elchief 11y ago
So, do the astroturfers get a heads-up when articles like this appear so they can prepare?
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by elchief 11y ago
Tangentially related at best...anybody here succeed doing PXE with virtualbox's tftp and openbsd? I get an unhelpful error msg.
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by elchief 11y ago
Do you think Sony took security seriously? If not, is "we take security seriously" something they should say?
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by elchief 11y ago
There must be a bug in my OpenBSD, because none of these work...
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by elchief 11y ago
Best I can do is an EC2 micro instance
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by elchief 11y ago
http://www.randalolson.com/apps/default_subreddit_status.htm... If you want to see which default subreddits are running or down /r/netsec and /r/programming are down.
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by elchief 11y ago
So basically our competitors can sue us now for browsing their websites?
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by elchief 11y ago
`\copy` is better than scp-ing to the other server
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by elchief 11y ago
It's obviously supposed to be "ass cinema"
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by elchief 11y ago
That's the thing. It wouldn't matter if repealing a law was controversial. They'd have to repeal one, if they wanted a new one. They'd obviously start with the least controversial...
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by elchief 11y ago
You know what I'd like to see? Fewer total laws in America. The law is so complex in America, that you probably break several laws a day, without knowing. And it costs law makers little to make new ones, and it's a pain to get rid
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by elchief 11y ago
Do you find your knees get sore with the astroturf?
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by elchief 11y ago
4% being about 300 languages
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by elchief 11y ago
nano is super easy to use, I agree. I tried vim and gave up. Will try again.
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by elchief 11y ago
Linux -> Linus -> (Charles Schultz) Peanuts-> peanut?
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by elchief 11y ago
I think-hope he's kidding about the NSA part.
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by elchief 11y ago
A recent reddit post where a (US) user ordered OpenBSD by mail: http://www.reddit.com/r/openbsd/comments/369vmw/looks_like_i...
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by elchief 11y ago
The former is uttered by someone who doesn't know what "cyber" or "database" means.
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by elchief 11y ago
At double the salary, though
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by elchief 11y ago
Christ, why? Containers are slower and less secure than bare metal. If you're using a puny database, use SQLite. If you're using a real database, it should be on its own computer, in its own physical network segment, on a real OS,
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by elchief 11y ago
Oh, ya, NSFW...Oops Here's the original thread too: http://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/33n77s/andr...
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by elchief 11y ago
Recent nipple detection post from reddit: http://m.imgur.com/a/6KUEu
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by elchief 11y ago
"The recommendations in this guide provide configurations that are not impacted by this."
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by elchief 11y ago
Well, a lot of those new millionaires are simply people moving from a ~$950k worth...
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by elchief 11y ago
Hm, perhaps not http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chubb_Corp . (1882) vs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chubb_Security (1818)
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by elchief 11y ago
I'm guessing that the Chubb that invented that lock is related to Chubb Insurance somehow...
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by elchief 11y ago
"NSA's phone spying program ruled illegal by appeals court" http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/05/07/us-usa-security-ns...
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by elchief 11y ago
If your boss is breaking the law, and you don't do anything about it, you're a coward.
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by elchief 11y ago
Yes, our illegal secrets
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by elchief 11y ago
But AJAX!

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