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erkkie
13y ago
The keys are generated inside the card and cannot be read (barring broken card implementations). For more check out http://www.id.ee/public/TB-SPEC-EstEID-Chip-App-v3.4.pdf chapter 11. Card user’s secret keys . That sa
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erkkie
13y ago
As an Estonian this makes my heart warm but we (Estonians) have to keep in mind that a lot of what we've accomplished isn't because we're so truly special (although that makes for great marketing) but because our country size
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erkkie
13y ago
I think I read it slightly differently then, the gist was that if wdidle is properly used, the drives "should" be equivalent (since they supposedly share the same hardware, just different firmware). Reds are made for a NAS context
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erkkie
13y ago
Like others have mentioned, please make sure you're using wdidle to regulate head parking. Also might wanna read this http://forums.freenas.org/threads/western-digital-red-with-t... . Greens are dangerous in a NAS
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erkkie
13y ago
The more general advice would be to test your backups, whether they're online or offline (ideally both). Now I should go and practice what I praise ...
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erkkie
13y ago
common law vs civil law - https://www.law.berkeley.edu/library/robbins/CommonLawCivilL... It's mostly how you describe (for better or worse) in countries following civil law, the US follows common law.
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erkkie
13y ago
Interesting, I didn't realize that, wonder if/how that differs in the EU
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erkkie
13y ago
Getting sensors out on a non medical market (first?) might also be more feasible enabling interested people to "self medicate"
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erkkie
13y ago
I'm expecting sensor tech to explode in the coming years, including noninvasive cgm. Imagine high level endurance athletes on a full biometrics panel during a race, including glycose and blood pressure (among other things).
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erkkie
13y ago
could possibly work if wrapped around zfs send, something plug-n-play would be nice though
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erkkie
13y ago
This reminds me I'm still looking for a (pki?-)encrypted zfs snapshots as a backup service, /wink-wink @anyone Hoping the box has ECC ram, otherwise zfs, too, can be unreliable ( http://research.cs.wisc.edu/adsl
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erkkie
13y ago
Quote: As software eats the world, every sort of engineering (and indeed, every sort of profession organized along lines suggested by the physical sciences, including fields like medicine) is becoming effectively a branch of computer scienc
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Entrepreneurs Are The New Labor
(forbes.com)
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13y ago
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Do You Know the Biggest Reason for Why Enterprise Software Sucks?
(bearmetal.eu)
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13y ago
It depends on the virus strain, in some strains it's the young and strong who die easy due to having a stronger immune system reaction http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytokine_storm
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Would it be possible to defend to these kinds of attacks by creating (and spreading) less lethal forms of the killer virus (assuming general capability to design viruses but not the immune system) and bring overall lethality down (similarly