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by frutiger 7y ago
It’s likely that we visit vastly different corners of the internet. As a full time Safari user I can’t remember the last time I had such an issue.
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by frutiger 7y ago
The bootstrap script can just as easily download a ruby binary as its first step.
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by frutiger 7y ago
I had this a few years back, but their explanation made a lot of sense: "even if you tell us, we're going to apply exactly the same fraud detection algorithms anyway."
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by frutiger 7y ago
The big white one and the current black one are both rubber domes. I’d used the big grey one about 10 years ago. I want to say they felt different but I’m pretty sure they’re rubber domes too.
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by frutiger 7y ago
You are blaming the politicians who apparently took the “ten years” before they got anywhere for making whatever choices they think best reflect their intents. Yet you do not wish to do the same.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Perhaps if you became a politician you would get their perspective.
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by frutiger 7y ago
Rust has those too, GGGP still considered it tedious.
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by frutiger 7y ago
He said he has an i9-9900K (released in the last 10 months), and that he plans his next desktop workstation to be an AMD Zen 2. I don't see any patterns of neglect there.
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by frutiger 7y ago
> Someone over there should immediately ship him 3 or 4 badass systems. The last thing someone on a $10m/yr salary needs is a few “bad ass” systems that they don’t have a use for.
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by frutiger 7y ago
I presume it doesn’t need to be a Raspberry Pi, it could be any host in your LAN?
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by frutiger 7y ago
I have every transaction send me a notification from the Chase app. I called up Chase when I noticed a transaction I hadn’t made.
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by frutiger 7y ago
I recently reported a fraudulent transaction on my card. My existing card was invalidated and a new one was on the way. Apple Pay was automatically made aware of this, it said something to the effect of: “Looks like you are getting a repl
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by frutiger 7y ago
That's correct. UEFI firmware will execute a PE image (the same format that Windows executables use) on a FAT32 file system, and can access UEFI services to execute a kernel. EDIT: as pointed out by a sibling comment, the UEFI firmwar
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by frutiger 7y ago
It’s like the old adage about television: “How do you know someone doesn’t own a television?” “They tell you.”
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by frutiger 7y ago
You’re surprised it needs a law but wasn’t illegal already? How could it be illegal without a law?
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by frutiger 7y ago
Ah, I had mistaken your reply, and assumed it was to /u/u801e and not the linked article.
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by frutiger 7y ago
This is not an approximation. The conversion formula is: C = 5/9 * (F - 32) So GP's table is exact.
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by frutiger 7y ago
> Do you really want to die on that particular semantic hill? Sure. The world of cryptography software is already muddled by misinformation, poor practices and misguided appeals to authority. We shouldn't need to spread misinforma
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by frutiger 7y ago
That is exactly correct. As I'm sure you know, it is Alice that retains her DH key not the email server or anyone else. As I said: > If your security model relies on this difference then your security model is broken. It’s worth n
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by frutiger 7y ago
Soft serve ice cream is decidedly different to the regular ice cream you are likely to find in a shop.
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by frutiger 7y ago
> you need three emails sent in rapid succession This is partially correct, but they do not need to be in rapid succession, and therefore Bob does not need to be online.
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by frutiger 7y ago
I do not think the OSI model is very useful but you seem to, so let me put it this way: E-mail is bidirectional too just at layer 4 instead of layer 3 (I hope I remembered my layers right!) E-mail is store-and-forward just like TCP is; how
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by frutiger 7y ago
> E-mail is fundamentally terribly positioned to do secure messaging E-mail is fundamentally a way to send a sequence of bytes somewhere (untrusted) so they can be picked up later by someone (trusted). That’s also literally what Signal i
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by frutiger 7y ago
It’s only ten instances of Chromium if you actually run all ten apps at any given time!
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by frutiger 7y ago
> When K&R invented C Side note, Kernighan (of K&R) did not have any part in the invention of C, it was all Dennis Ritchie. Kernighan famously wrote the book on it with Ritchie but that was it. In his own words[1]: > remember,
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by frutiger 7y ago
Dan Bernstein. Researched curve 25519 and provided reference implementations of x25519 & ed25519. Invented chacha20, such that it never branches on user secrets to minimize side channel leakage. Along with poly1305, these form the found
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by frutiger 7y ago
Why do you include Apple, Amazon & Netflix in your list?
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US passenger jet makes emergency landing after engine problem(bbc.com)
5 points by frutiger 7y ago|1 comments
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by frutiger 7y ago
I totally agree with your overall point, but: > about 99% of the current Linux installations Not if you include Android!
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by frutiger 7y ago
Here in Manhattan, almost no one has an outside. I must be wrong but from the few times I’ve visited Japan, vast swathes of Tokyo is the same.

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