hadoukenio

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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   On caffeine addictions, I found Bryan Alexander's "A year without Caffeine" posts really interesting: http://bryanalexander.org/2013/01/04/a-year-without-caffeine/ http://bry
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   First edition was a great book. For anyone interested in other OS dev books, I highly recommend: - Design and Implementation of the UNIX Operating System (Maurice J. Bach) - Modern Operating Systems (Andrew S. Tanenbaum) - Operating
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   See my reply to the other comment.
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   Wow, a bit harsh. What I was trying to say was that Governments do shit like this, regardless of if they are China, North Korea, Turkey or America. In terms of doing things against their citizens, every country is in the Axis of Evil, so ST
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   The NSA and GCHQ have been doing this for years, so why complain about Turkey doing this? The only difference I can see is targeting individuals vs targeting the general population.
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   Yep, so text messages and phone verification could really be considered a "third factor". I guess anything information you have already provided to your service provider is considered an X-factor.
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   Ahh sorry, my mistake. I missed the word "outbound".
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   Please, no. Consider a determined attacker. A posted signed letter has zero cost and is easily forged and a phone call is free via Skype. There's plenty of low-tech ways to circumvent security.
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   by hadoukenio 13y ago

   Lol. So what you're saying is all I need is photoshop to get the keys to the kingdom?
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    by hadoukenio 13y ago

    Yes, this is part of what I'm trying to get answers to. Do you tell the user on signup to print an in-case-of-emergency-break-glass password which is only ever to be used to get into a locked account and other special circumstances? It
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    by hadoukenio 13y ago

    So what's the answer? Here's two very legitimate scenarios: 1) You sign up, enable two-factor auth, then lock yourself out (lost password and your second-factor). How do you prove to the service provider that you are you? 2) You s
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    by hadoukenio 13y ago

    This. Don't get me wrong, O'Reilly do have some well written books but I find that Manning is only second to Springer in quality.
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    by hadoukenio 13y ago

    I am happy to vouch for Manning Publications in general. I've read a couple of Manning books and have found that their content quality is high.
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    by hadoukenio 13y ago

    This is pretty saddening news and happened before Oculus Rift went mainstream. It really had the potential to take off but I now think that the main players will jump ship once options vest.