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781.
by frutiger 10y ago
Encryption in most commonly used protocols are dynamic - each session generates a brand new session key that are negotiated such that only the holders of the private keys can discern.
782.
by frutiger 10y ago
It's weird that you trust randomizing the port over a range of [0, 65536) over the trust you have for the cryptographic strength of a 4096-bit RSA key (or equivalent).
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by frutiger 11y ago
Realistically, backups need to be based on atomic snapshots, like `zfs`.
784.
by frutiger 11y ago
You can't say you're "absurdly small" without showing exactly how small you are.
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Reddit Robin – An Experiment(reddit.com)
3 points by frutiger 11y ago|1 comments
786.
Visual Studio 2015 C++ Build Tools – now with ATL/MFC libraries(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
2 points by frutiger 11y ago|0 comments
787.
by frutiger 11y ago
That much makes sense, but if I understand GGGP's example properly, they are talking about pruning unused internal references within a module, but GGP's response implies that somehow Rollup will prune those out.
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by frutiger 11y ago
I don't think that's possible in all cases: var mod = {}; module.foo = function () { return 42; }; module.bar = function () { return -1; }; module[Math.random() > 0.5 ? "foo" : "bar"]();
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by frutiger 11y ago
I'm not going to comment about cygwin (because its build process is not as transparent) but instead about msys2, the spiritual successor to cygwin. See for yourself: https://github.com/Alexpux/MSYS2-packages/
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by frutiger 11y ago
> This is because, should it ever come down to it, we want to be able to ascertain that our implementation is completely original I appreciate that this is how it works today, but isn't that a completely outrageous idea? A well rea
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by frutiger 11y ago
> "travellers" I sincerely do not understand what was meant by this.
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by frutiger 11y ago
Phabricator does this too, but it works even if you force-push to the same branch - it lets you compare the base commit against all subsequent (force-)pushed commits onto the same ref.
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by frutiger 11y ago
Typo: `seamlessly` not `seemlessly`.
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by frutiger 11y ago
You can do SSH certificates that can sign and revoke keys. For some reason, most people assume TLS when you mention the word certificate. Read the CERTIFICATES section in ssh-keygen(1).
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by frutiger 11y ago
> What if your cronjob doesn't fire? What if LEs script has a bug and you're not up to date? What if one of the (Python?) dependencies has a bug or breaks? What if LEs servers are being DDoS'd? Can you enumerate and accoun
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Show HN: Concorde – yet another Python 3 ACME automation tool(github.com)
2 points by frutiger 11y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 11y ago
SSH actually supports the usage of certificates that you can use to sign individual keys with a finite lifetime and key revocation. For some reason, very few people know about this and assume SSL/TLS whenever you say "certificate
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OCamlScript – a JavaScript back end for OCaml(github.com)
94 points by frutiger 11y ago|32 comments
799.
by frutiger 11y ago
> Like all similar "laws" (e.g., Murphy's Law), Betteridge's law of headlines is not always true.[3][4] From the article.
800.
by frutiger 11y ago
It also says "Since its plain text" when it should say "Since it's plain text".
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by frutiger 11y ago
Not that I have an opinion on Twitter, but > and the large amount of criticism from the tech community has never been a particularly good oracle (Apple and Microsoft are two prominent examples).
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Intent to Un-ship: Object.observe(groups.google.com)
19 points by frutiger 11y ago|10 comments
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by frutiger 11y ago
In the EV, make sure you throw in 'Ninth Street Esrpesso' (multiple locations: 9th and C, 10th and B, and a couple in midtown), 'Boxkite' to your rotation (St. Marks btw. A & 1st), as well as 'Van Leeuwen'
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by frutiger 11y ago
Looks like the URL was updated: https://github.com/bloomberg/bde/wiki/BDE-3.0---Open-Source-...
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BDE 3.0 (Bloomberg's core C++ library): Open Source Release(github.com)
2 points by frutiger 11y ago|1 comments
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by frutiger 11y ago
It wss a fun talk. My only regret is that Simon didn't use an [apropos quote]( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086567/quotes?item=qt0453844 ) during the talk.
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by frutiger 11y ago
Unless you ask it, git considers file moves to be a complete deletion of the file along with the addition of the file. A good way to tell git to detect renames is to use the similarity flags: `git diff -M60% --shortstat` will consider file
808.
by frutiger 12y ago
> but it's still basically just brute-forced pattern matching Do you have any reason to believe the human brain is any different? We just have more neurons.
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by frutiger 12y ago
Would checking for `System.import()` help?
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by frutiger 12y ago
Are module loaders missing in the feature list for ES6?

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