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691.
by ibotty 14y ago
why doesn't (s)he use "\n"?
692.
by ibotty 14y ago
i really like the response to the first hacker news' round of comments.
693.
by ibotty 14y ago
but it does not interact nicely anyway. try to use esc to break out of something. (ctrl-] does not work either as it is (rightly so) also captured by pentadactyl.)
694.
by ibotty 14y ago
that is one of the best things in pentadactyl as well. unfortunately it still tries to use gvim for me. but this can surely be changed somehow.
695.
by ibotty 14y ago
well. for some it is because they don't run java (e.g. me) but for the large population it will not matter.
696.
by ibotty 14y ago
while i definitely prefer sexy prime numbers to sexy prime lenses. your comment is on top! a shame it got downvoted.
697.
by ibotty 14y ago
how does that help with security, i.e #3?
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Haskell opengl mandelbrot (yannesposito.com)
21 points by ibotty 14y ago|2 comments
699.
Building a mongodb clone in postgres part 2(legitimatesounding.com)
4 points by ibotty 14y ago|0 comments
700.
by ibotty 14y ago
note: changing password will not help!
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Thousands of Twitter accounts wide open after TweetGif hack(h-online.com)
1 points by ibotty 14y ago|1 comments
702.
by ibotty 14y ago
ehm. yes. (to say something substantial: see http://www.akkadia.org/drepper/SHA-crypt.txt )
703.
by ibotty 14y ago
nice summary. it is missing sha-crypt though.
704.
Lessons learned from cracking 2 million LinkedIn passwords(community.qualys.com)
215 points by ibotty 14y ago|105 comments
705.
by ibotty 14y ago
... when will they ever learn...
706.
by ibotty 14y ago
it does not stretch and does not even use a serious hash (md5). it is also completely predictable how it builds its per-domain passwords. this will only work for very good master passwords. and even then it will disclose your master passwor
707.
by ibotty 14y ago
mozilla is building browserid, while it does not get rid of passwords, it might be one spot where you can deply something like that. when integration within your browser happens, maybe we are not even far off...
708.
by ibotty 14y ago
they also link to some "check to see whether your password was on this list" site. that is so utterly broken. it must be assumed that ever password (hash) was copied. the recent correlation between known spam from linkedin (and lastfm) indi
709.
by ibotty 14y ago
it will still be in ps output for a short while...
710.
by ibotty 14y ago
how do you get rid of the carriage return as last char that way?
711.
by ibotty 14y ago
or put it in a file so it will never be in ps and use sha1sum < file
712.
by ibotty 14y ago
or easier and shorter: printf PaSSw0rd | sha1sum
713.
by ibotty 14y ago
the official page has the version i quoted. what you quoted also looks kind of familiar. maybe an older revision. http://lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2012/05/msg00011.html
714.
by ibotty 14y ago
"With postgres you have to roll your own [sharding]" but it will be trivial if you do not do joins.
715.
by ibotty 14y ago
and in other news: varnish 3.0.3rc1 has been released. https://www.varnish-cache.org/lists/pipermail/varnish-misc/2...
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Persistence in Varnish(varnish-software.com)
1 points by ibotty 14y ago|1 comments
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by ibotty 14y ago
quote: The Debian Project welcomes and encourages participation by everyone. No matter how you identify yourself or how others perceive you: we welcome you. We welcome contributions from everyone as long as they interact constructively with
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Debian Diversity Statement accepted(mid.gmane.org)
26 points by ibotty 14y ago|18 comments
719.
by ibotty 14y ago
i was just researching that yesterday: performance. see for example http://www.last.fm/user/Russ/journal/2008/02/21/zd_postgres_... in short: pgpool is an old-fashioned unix architecture (process based), pgbouncer is fancy event based. so
720.
by ibotty 14y ago
there already is a successful (in a way) project named gatling. a very performant, very secure webserver. i thought there was news about it. http://www.fefe.de/gatling/

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