hannob

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by hannob 5y ago
> I'm a complete introvert No offense, but are you sure? Because the rest of your text sounds like you are absolutely not.
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by hannob 5y ago
I really wish people would stop thinking that there's this one thing that will fix climate. There isn't. It'll take lots of things. Carbon pricing is a good one if done right, but it's not a silver bullet. There are no
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by hannob 5y ago
"We're not in principle against stopping climate change, we're just against every specific measure proposed to counter climate change." Sorry, I'm really tired of hearing these arguments.
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by hannob 5y ago
Ultimately what this shows is that two factor authentication with either TOTP (aka Google Authenticator) or SMS is not ideal. It makes phishing harder for the attacker, but it does not prevent it. Unfortunately he fails to mention that ther
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by hannob 5y ago
> You cannot bike your 3 kids to schools and hospitals during rainy autumn days. Two of the most cycling friendly cities in the world are also cities with a lot of rainy days (Amsterdan and Copenhagen). A lot of people with kids there wi
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by hannob 5y ago
I feel they have a big confounder in their study that I wonder may spoil their results. They only used two examples of scientific stories, and one of them is an issue around the health effects of GMOs. Here's the thing: I think you&#x2
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by hannob 5y ago
This is an important point. Not for the "we'll build a gas station on mars"-scenario, but for the "we'll propose this as a climate solution". Every way of replacing natural gas with some other source of methane
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by hannob 5y ago
> FYI, I didn't find the tweets you've linked to to be convincing. To be clear, no, they're not convincing arguments. It's people who know this space and find the claims by prometheus so unbelievable that they make fu
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by hannob 5y ago
Circumventing geoblocking is legit, but don't tell people that VPNs are about "security".
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by hannob 5y ago
Just so people are aware, Prometheus comes up every now and then among people on twitter following the climate tech space, and most think that their claims are bogus and completely unbelievable. Like they recently claimed that they can capt
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by hannob 5y ago
We'd probably have to define what "not receive subsidies" means. I'm pretty sure they don't pay for the damages caused by the methane and N2O emissions caused by the meat production. "We don't have to care
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by hannob 5y ago
I haven't done assembler for a long time, but if my memory serves me well on x86 there's the rep movsb commands that will do effectively a memcpy-like operation.
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by hannob 5y ago
Isn't it just very different from SSLLabs? Like SSLLabs is testing for TLS configuration and vulnerabilities, this is testing for HTTP security headers. There's some overlap (HSTS), but for the most part these are just two differe
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by hannob 5y ago
On your javascript-free domain it would be a good idea to have a CSP policy with script-src 'none'.
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by hannob 5y ago
The bigger issue is that votes from governing parties and opposition parties are very different things and deinwal.de kinda mixes those together. As an opposition party you can basically vote what you like, you don't have to consider t
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by hannob 5y ago
From 2015. Originally the page looked more colorful, it seems they fetch their CSS from a host that is not accessible any more.
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by hannob 5y ago
I remember that story and found it really unfortunate. On the one hand you had apparently professionals that were very interested in using a fork of GIMP that provided a specific feature they needed. The GIMP devs said something along the l
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by hannob 5y ago
> The problem with hardware is you can’t always just patch fault. That is the part that is "next level negligence". If you're making "security products" and you are not able to cover basic security - i.e. have a
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by hannob 5y ago
SSH hardening guide bonus edition: Disable password login if you can, leave the algorithm settings as they are and use an up to date version of OpenSSH. OpenSSH already agressively deprecates algorithms that are problematic. None of the alg
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by hannob 5y ago
Actually when I reported security issues with XCTO:nosniff to Microsoft the answer was something like "well... we don't care, but you can hope that with Edge going to chromium engine things will change". Firefox fixed it even
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by hannob 5y ago
> That the fix was committed in public and then vulnerability remained for a month That's an indication that Microsoft is bad at handling security issues. Which isn't news and has very little to do with open source. Something v
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by hannob 5y ago
What you're proposing is pretty much how the first vaccine was invented. (Jenner gave people cow pocks because that created immunity against the much more severe small pocks.) That was great at the time, but today's vaccines are j
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by hannob 5y ago
The hydrogen strategy says very little about cars. The main focus is industry. I think it doesn't outright exclude hydrogen cars (i.e. you could probably still build an electrolyseur with subsidies by the gov and ship the H2 to cars),
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by hannob 5y ago
There simply isn't enough space in the German parts of the north and baltic sea to build enough wind energy. Germany will definitely need both on- and offshore.
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by hannob 5y ago
We're talking about 20 year old wind turbines. That's the stone age of wind turbine development. But many of these would even be able to produce electricity that could be sold, but the bureaucracy of doing so is complicated. There
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by hannob 5y ago
I mean there's a lot to say about failures of German energy politics, but this isn't necessarily one of them. One of the biggest developments in energy in the past years is that Germany started a hydrogen strategy. A major buildou
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by hannob 5y ago
Just some context so people understand this better: This is not an indication of some "back to coal" trend. Wind has overtaken coal for the first time last year. Now for a few months the situation is back to coal as the most impor
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by hannob 5y ago
There's a github download, too.
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by hannob 5y ago
Superobscure stuff. The thing with the ed2k network is: people tend to share whole directories of their content. If you want to find a documentary that ran once on TV, is not available commercially anywhere, you might have a chance that amu
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by hannob 5y ago
Hardware random number generators tend to attract a lot of interest, but people should be aware that they don't solve any real problem. Every modern OS has a secure RNG. Except for the problem of early boot time entropy (which you can

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