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by infofarmer 6y ago
There's a separate attestation keypair that is static, is either unique per device or unique per 1k-100k batch of devices and signed by a manufacturer key. There's no need to keep a "root private key" on device. https:&
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Why do you feel there's a flaw? The «root» key signs the batch keypair. It's a normal certificate chain.
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Smart contracts were supposed to make that easier, but this got blocked by the scalability issues. The current hope is for MPC which might get consumer-usable products without a SPOF: you have private keys on personal hardware, but if you l
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by infofarmer 6y ago
I haven't used their 10G uplinks in years, but it seems they're still easily available at €1/TB over 20TB: https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/dedicated-server/general-info...
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by infofarmer 6y ago
A great visual intro to dithering here [1] and a specific filter based on Bill Atkinson’s algorithm for the original Mac here [2] [1] https://surma.dev/things/ditherpunk/ [2] https://www.tinrocket.com&#
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by infofarmer 6y ago
I'm always exasperated how an iPhone or any other smartphone cannot properly check if a WiFi has functional internet connection before switching over from cellular data. Half a century of relying on networking abstractions — and we
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Some people run BSD to avoid needing containers. There are different approaches to keeping the entropy under control.
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Would be a highly theoretical question, but let's hope it would still be «infinite». In practice, killing all the dogs (somehow) would almost certainly result in a significant number of human deaths, widespread suffering, and general c
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Smart Air is a whole company built around a super cheap HEPA-on-a-fan, started by foreigners in China. They still sell their old DIY1.1 model for $35 shipped (in Mainland). I own and love their filters, although I miss the «smart» features
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Digitization is largely irreversible. US ecommerce penetration has lots of catching up to do with China, UK, South Korea.
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by infofarmer 6y ago
«The owner of this website (blog.headuck.com) has banned the country or region your IP address is in (CN) from accessing this website» ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by infofarmer 6y ago
My first ever coding experience was on a Casio fx-6800G, a low-res graphic calculator with a limited Basic and a whopping 400-character user-programmable memory. Had a hopeless crush in middle school. Once spent hours painstakingly coding a
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by infofarmer 6y ago
Ikiru / To Live (1952, Kurosawa) Only saw it once long ago, among many other masterpieces. It immediately and singularly became my deeply ingrained reference model for the mechanics of fateful changes in life, following your heart, the
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by infofarmer 7y ago
Was amazing for us basically to discuss and dispatch incoming and outgoing emails, drafting responses and templates together, without descending into deeper circles of “forward hell” or sharing email screenshots on other messages. Massively
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by infofarmer 8y ago
In recent years, LocalBitcoins has become by far the cheapest, fastest, and simplest way to move money to and from my WeChat Pay wallet. I used to give cash to local friends, but it was putting a strain on their (infinite) hospitality. I do
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by infofarmer 9y ago
«Airbus to axe A380 mid-flight if Emirates deal blows up»
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The first news bot covering all online publishers(messenger.com)
1 points by infofarmer 10y ago|0 comments
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by infofarmer 11y ago
The "Yes, I got bored" part suggests that it wasn't in the program and he was studying it on his own.
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by infofarmer 11y ago
Oh, it didn't get finished. Perl 6 is just getting started!
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by infofarmer 11y ago
Not diabetic here, but with progressing myopic retinopathy of unclear aetiology. There is mostly random common sense advice on how to prolong one's retina usefulness, which different doctors mention different pieces of, but the unfortu
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by infofarmer 11y ago
How meta would it be if both articles were ghost written by the same person?
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by infofarmer 11y ago
OK, so basically memrise.com is the only thing between me and hard drugs. All the more reason to go practice my Mandarin.
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by infofarmer 12y ago
Love their «pricing» page! http://realm.io/pricing/
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by infofarmer 12y ago
There's scleroplasty, developed and only practiced in Russia and some other ex-USSR countries. Seems dangerous, but somewhat effective (if you trust Russian research results): http://www.nature.com/eye/journal&#x2
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1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by infofarmer 12y ago|0 comments
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by infofarmer 12y ago
A watch is a piece of technology you wear on your wrist. Jawbone and Fitbit have already been infringing on the space, but only imperceptibly, because they started at the end of the market that had already gave up watches. Before the iPhone
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by infofarmer 12y ago
This is what it looks like now: http://imgur.com/53KVWiu
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https://techcrunch.com/ is probably not the site you are looking for(techcrunch.com)
2 points by infofarmer 12y ago|1 comments
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by infofarmer 12y ago
«And then I went straight to work — February 1, 2013 — at Q Branch, where I plan to be for the rest of my career.» Interesting resolution.
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by infofarmer 13y ago
> But still, it's the home page, it should get immediately to the point. Funny you put it this way. Most of the time, I experience the very same problem with any company's homepage. If I need to know exactly what a product or a

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