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by halviti 13y ago
It would be really nice if truecrypt implemented a feature whereby you could have a special password to use to render the secret partition un-usable, perhaps by rendering your existing password/key worthless.
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by halviti 13y ago
Certificates are supported out of the box on every operating system I can think of dating back at least 15 years.
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by halviti 14y ago
I too sometimes compare things that aren't related.
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by halviti 14y ago
Obligatory Maddox from SOPA 1 http://thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=pass_sopa
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by halviti 14y ago
I average over a hundred tabs regularly. Although once the favicons disappear, I usually open a new window, or group windows by subject matter. I've tried to alter my browsing habits over the years to ease the load on my computer, but I've
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by halviti 14y ago
It doesn't matter how many time sources there are. If you're doing an MITM attack, it's just as easy to fake multiple sources as it is to fake one.
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by halviti 14y ago
Interesting concept, but it's only part of the way there. I don't see any thought put into physical security, yet, which is arguably one of the most important things when putting a box full of money anywhere. Then, you have to factor in the
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by halviti 14y ago
Nobody is lying, but if you get in your car and it tells you that you can only you can only go 25 miles, do you really think it's ok to drive over twice that?
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by halviti 14y ago
If you assume that at no point during the journey did the gauge correct itself, and that the reporter was right to just drive past fueling stations until he "had to be towed", then you assume the vehicle has serious operational problems. I
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by halviti 14y ago
I've read all the arguments on both sides, and while both have made good points, there is one that stands out. This reporter clearly barely made any attempt at recharging his empty vehicle in Norwich, and then attempted a drive well beyond
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by halviti 14y ago
Why link to some random forum post? This is a terrible submission. There has been much speculation on the subject, you could have chosen from a lot of decent articles like this: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/10/10/111010fa_fact_
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by halviti 14y ago
Yes, you get encrypted communication all the way to the person intercepting your internet traffic, and they have an encrypted channel to the server they are relaying your traffic to. Security!
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by halviti 14y ago
User Interface is about user experience. You can't experience using a product with some photographs. Similarly, you can't pretend to be a judge of good design based on a couple of photographs. This guy was clearly just spouting an opinion b
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by halviti 14y ago
The screenshot of the task manager ... I find the task manager in Windows 8 to be a big improvement over previous versions, so I spent 10 minutes going back and forth through the article trying to find what you're talking about. There are
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by halviti 14y ago
I don't know. It is against YouTube's ToS, and the owner's copyright, but the app isn't for YouTube, it's just for videos in general. If I download Flickr photos with the built in "save image" feature, then I'm violating Flickr's ToS, and
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by halviti 14y ago
Or worse, a full screen ad, and then redirecting you to their main page, instead of showing you the article you wanted to see.
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by halviti 14y ago
My guess is that they probably "snuck" into the country, mostly due to lack of proper procedure. The Reykjavík airport is a domestic airport. International flights are done at Keflavík. They probably landed, and didn't go through customs o
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by halviti 14y ago
I'm very impressed by this. To address some concerns: - Even if this is a PR stunt, it's a very good one, because regardless of the outcome, it convinces many people to sign up. - Many people are claiming that he's not going to pay. Given
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by halviti 14y ago
Yes, I am aware of this, but read your link: A person may be held in custody for a period of normally not more than 14 days (seven days if only the degree of suspicion "reasonable suspicion" exists) In order to hold him for 5 months, they
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by halviti 14y ago
From what I can tell, he's never been officially accused of this crime (yet), but it seems to have been enough to deport him, and hold him for five months without charges, with him being held for at least a month in solitary. That's ridicul
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by halviti 14y ago
The majority of their customers are corporate customers running ESX/ESXi, the only thing you could switch to would be Hyper-V.
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by halviti 14y ago
In the US, this will get you arrested, you will have a huge fine and probation, and prison time is not off the table. I'll refer you to the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which does not just govern unsolicited e-mail, but all commercial mail which t
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by halviti 14y ago
That's not what evangelist means. Further, the reason people used Dwolla in the first place was because of their "no chargebacks" policy, which doesn't even exist anymore. Actually, even when they had their "no chargebacks" policy, they sta
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by halviti 14y ago
Easily the worst homepage I've seen in some time. Zero information, literally no explanation of what the product is. None of the links go anywhere but the single page.. why even have links? The website is literally void of information, whic
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by halviti 14y ago
No, you misunderstand. The vast majority of Dwolla's success is due to bitcoin. Throughout 2011 it was the primary method of converting USD to bitcoin. It was practically their whole business. During the hype that brought bitcoin to it's h
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by halviti 14y ago
That's interesting because I see AT&T doing the opposite. i.e. if you want a Nokia Lumia 920, they'll sell you one without a contract, but it's still locked. I called them and told them I'd like to use it when traveling, and they told m
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by halviti 14y ago
It all depends on how long you've been a customer, how long you've had your phone, and the status of your current contract.
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by halviti 14y ago
I employed every shortcut in my keyboard-shortcut arsenal and fell short. One good one to remember is ALT+Left Shift+NumLock Then you can use your keypad as a mouse. / and - toggle which mouse button 5 is.
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by halviti 14y ago
I've been using Win 8 for about 4-5 months now, and I love it. We've started to roll it out to power users in various companies (i.e. people that ask for it), and I have yet to have anyone say anything negative about it. You read a tech blo
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by halviti 14y ago
Devils Advocate: Maybe they wanted your ID to make sure that you were the one that purchased the ticket.

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