hadoukenio

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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Still sitting on the fence as to which language I should pick up on next - the only contenders are C++11 and Rust. How does Rust compare with C++11 as a language? C++11 seems to (in some ways) have caught up with what Rust has to offer (com
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Clearly it's for counter terrorism, and not corporate espionage /s
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Hopefully they changed the passwords before the video went online
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Here's a serious question - is the fine secret too? If Yahoo didn't comply and were slapped with a fine, could Yahoo object and table the fine in a court?
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
- http://techzinglive.com - http://rocketship.fm/podcast/ - http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ - http://www.2600.com/offthehook/archive_ra.html - http:/&#x2F
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
This is why I try and explain over and over again that there is no such thing as strong security on a mobile when Apple and Google can remotely modify your phone. If you're running any sort of password manager on a phone, how hard do y
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
If they obtained a warrant, is fuzzing/hacking Silk Road the equivalent of kicking down a door during a raid?
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
And not one mention of superstition?
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
This. By trying to remove this one specific video and not all the others, it shows the propaganda machine is in full swing.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
I'm on a w530 and I want to be buried with it. Debian runs flawlessly with it.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Thinkpad. Period.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
I saw this in my RSS feed. Without seeing the text, I actually thought this post was going to be a question of which company was more evil. Downvotes welcomed, but I stand by my point.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
It's all to do with periodical cicadas populations.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Sadly it took sanctions and not gusto to fund the US space program v2.0
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
That was a cool story. I wanted to know more so I looked at your profile. Oh, it's you. That story makes you even more awesome :)
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
So does it set a precedent that the humble citizen is able to do it without legal ramifications?
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Julian: They have been trying to take you down at every step alone the way. Now that they've broken you down, you should take them down with you. Distribute the insurance file passwords before you exit the embassy!
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> a poorly-programmed client would fall back to using the protocol without TLS That was the whole point of STARTTLS - to allow a way to start a tunnel but be backwards compatible to older clients. The real problem was that they didn&#x27
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
удачи
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Sorry, I thought it was obvious. My point was that if Snowden were to travel by plane then there is a high probability that it could be forced to be grounded and Snowden captured then sent to Gitmo. But if he were to travel by submarine, he
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Planes are easier to ground (see what happened with Morales). The US wouldn't even be close to knowing where Russia's subs would be: http://thediplomat.com/2011/10/chinas-overhyped-submarine-threat&#x2
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
The boldest move would be for Putin to let Snowden board a nuclear sub and let him go freely to his chosen destination, under the protection of the Russian navy.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Hey Pierre, Quick question. Is the type of certificate also a signal? i.e. self-signed vs plain vs EV?
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
A good move. Well done for pushing the world towards a safer internet. Quick question though. There was no mention of the type of certs used. Will plain certs be worth less than EV certs? Hopefully Matt or any other Google search representa
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> Not all at once... just retrieves them for searching and really quick usage. launch the app, type in "m....a....n.." and hit the mandarin option And now you have two problems. Why would you be searching for mandarin which is
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> Timezones are fairly simple to handle I guess you've never had to deal with time zones then. DST isn't the only thing you need to take into account. You're forgetting that cities, states and countries modify their timezo
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> Almost all email moves between only a handful of companies. Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, Apple That's pretty naive. You need to step outside your comfy bubble. Out of all the small businesses on the internet, how many of th
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
> How about an app that quickly loads up all the language That sounds convenient. /s
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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by hadoukenio 12y ago
Error establishing a database connection. This was always an idea in the back of mind to do. I'm glad someone else did it for me :) Best of luck.

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