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391.
by forty 3y ago
I'm not really sure for how long we will have multiple implementations. And we won't have for sure any new implementation, we are stuck with the 3 we have and can only hope the 2 non chrome ones will survive.
392.
by forty 3y ago
> Because if you took the disk, even if you $5-wrenched the pin out of someone, you don't have the TPM hardware to make use of it. I sincerely hope that the guy with the $5 wrench knows this and don't continue hitting until he
393.
by forty 3y ago
crypto.randomUUID should generate UUIDv4 with a cryptographically secure RNG (ie not math.random) Collision of UUIDV4 (which are 122 bits of entropy) are unlikely enough that it should fit most definitions of the word "impossible"
394.
by forty 3y ago
Haha well if at least more people are traveling when those private jets fly, it's not all lost ;)
395.
by forty 3y ago
I envisioned something like VAT (at least in Europe) where only the end user pays ;)
396.
by forty 3y ago
I think it could make sense: scientists are probably able to compute a total quantity of CO2 that we can emit worldwide to achieve some climatic goals (like not being f* too badly too quickly). Then divide this total by number of inhabitant
397.
by forty 3y ago
I think you can put a cap by taxing: tax fuel 100 billion dollars per litre, then offer a tax break for the x first litres :)
398.
by forty 3y ago
With that said, I'd rather be poor in France than in the US. At least there is a good public health care system and you can go to school& university for free.
399.
by forty 3y ago
As long as you keep you do not give your server side software to other people, GPL should be fine, right?
400.
by forty 3y ago
I have one orange pi board where I messed a bit with the OS/kernel. I think the kernel patches where copy of a competitor similar board with the same SoC (if I remember correctly a friendlyelec board) where the fact that it was copy pa
401.
by forty 3y ago
You can apt install magic-wormhole on Debian. I'm not aware of any other major OS ;)
402.
by forty 3y ago
Here is the answer from the project website "magic-wormhole has most everything (currently its missing capabilities for multiple file transfers and file resuming), but it requires installing lots of the Python ecosystem which is tricky
403.
by forty 3y ago
It's weird croc doesn't mention magic wormhole in their readme, if only to explain the differences with this well known tool, and why one would use croc rather than wormhole, which people are probably more used to using and that t
404.
by forty 3y ago
We put limits high enough that it's far enough for any expected usage, including a bunch of users on a single IP. If we see rate limiting happening in practice and it doesn't seem to be an attack, we revisit.
405.
by forty 3y ago
Answering myself: I found this interesting article https://adam-p.ca/blog/2022/02/ipv6-rate-limiting/
406.
by forty 3y ago
I have a reason: we do per IP rate limiting. It's easy enough for IPv4 when the number of IPs is necessarily not too big to fit in a small redis for example, but for IPv6 everyone have at least a /64. I'm curious how people d
407.
by forty 3y ago
It's not because someone can say whether I'm at home or not by looking at the lights that putting a plate in front of my home saying whether I'm here or not is a good idea ^^ (sorry for the poor metaphor;) )
408.
by forty 3y ago
As a end user, my inbound ports are all closed, and I don't care about scanning. But I don't see why everyone should be able to differentiate traffic from my phone from traffic from my laptop so I'm happy that they use the sa
409.
by forty 3y ago
Why? It seems useful to hide details of your private network from everyone
410.
by forty 3y ago
I feel vscode is quite good at hiding the fact it's not native, and felt quite snappy when I used it. Slack on the other hand feels painful slow and heavy (and very sensitive to network events like change of network or short disconnect
411.
by forty 3y ago
In theory you are right and I would agree, but unfortunately we live in a world where it's not immediately obvious to everyone that women, people whose skin is black, homosexuals, trans, etc are normal people who deserve same respect t
412.
by forty 3y ago
I think the reason it's discussed is "if I cannot destroy the planet in your country, I'll do that in another country (which won't change anything for the planet) where I'll go invest my money too (which means less
413.
by forty 3y ago
> Q) This isn't really in line with how horcruxes work in the harry potter universe! > A) It's pretty close! You can't allow any one horcrux to be used to resurrect the original file (and why would you that would be use
414.
by forty 3y ago
The library is Google Tink (just in case someone wants to look it up)
415.
by forty 3y ago
It depends on the brand. Look at FairPhone if you care about durability, they are amazing. The recent FP5 might last 10 years. (happy owner of a FP3)
416.
by forty 3y ago
I tried in it a zxcvbn simulator, and it qualified as a strong password ;)
417.
by forty 3y ago
The Linux kernel disable hibernation when secure boot is enabled for security reasons (it enables the lockdown mode). I don't think it's especially an Ubuntu/distro problem. When secure boot is disabled, I think hibernation i
418.
by forty 3y ago
I'd rather rely on session expiration rather than on the fact the SCIM sync works well. I implemented SAML and SCIM services. With SAML you implement things once, tweak it a bit, and then it works with all the IdP, even those you never
419.
by forty 3y ago
The whole idea of Passkey is that the credentials are syncable. The main implementations of passkey are probably going to be Platforms (Google/Apple/Microsoft) and Password Managers. In both cases the credentials will be syncable
420.
by forty 3y ago
> Intel did not plan for older HDCP to be broken. What's the maximum time a DRM system worked before being completely broken? 2 years? 3 years? It'd be surprising that they did not anticipate that. But then again, I'm not

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