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by grymoire1 12y ago
In the 1980s, someone wrote an essay promoting "throw-away" code. Essentially he said every module (a) should be small in size, and (b) should have documentation that describes what the module does. Someone maintaining the code th
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by grymoire1 12y ago
> Every CA should be required to publish a signed, public list of every certificate they have issued that is currently valid; A LIST??? This will be much MUCH larger than a list of revocations, take a LONG time to verify, and frankly, w
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Researchers crack unassailable encryption algorithm in two hours(phys.org)
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by grymoire1 12y ago
Magicians misdirect the audience using similar tactics. This is the equivalent to a woman in a skimpy outfit walking around on the stage, and bending over in a low-cut dress, while the magician switches one object for another.
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NSA Nicknames and Codewords(electrospaces.blogspot.fr)
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Significant portion of HTTPS Web connections made by forged certificates(arstechnica.com)
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by grymoire1 12y ago
"Goodbye Flip Phone" Not likely - as long as the carriers REQUIRE a data plan to buy a smart phone. Some people use a WiFi tablet and a flip phone to keep monthly costs to a minimum.
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by grymoire1 13y ago
Here's a regex tutorial http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Regular.html There are also tutorials on sed and awk as well
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The Top Eleven Reasons why Security Experts get no Respect(grymoire.wordpress.com)
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The need for Public Password Policies(grymoire.wordpress.com)
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