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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
> That statement sounds too simplified. Having worked with DRM for 10 years, I can confirm that while very simple, that statement is entirely correct. He says this is the reason the secure boot process exists, not that this is the only b
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
I have used YAML and JSON and I loathe them both for reasons that are probably well known to many. I have, however, not used TOML - so I would very much like to hear the viewpoint of someone who has. If you use TOML today, do you see SAN as
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Not being a JavaScript guy, my eyes sort of glazed over after the flame graphs. Do I understand the gist of it right that a 200+ millisecond delay is normal if you just have 56KB of light blog page style JavaScript code whose loading you do
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
February 2017 is very much recent days, though?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
I thought it was a gimmick like the rest but this and other comments here seem to indicate there might be something to it. How much does it cost?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
How have things changed since the May announcement noted at the end of the article?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
Only if they actually have a legal presence in the EU. If they are a US company that has no legal entity established in the EU, the laws of the EU have no effect on them.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 8y ago
They do not struggle - Microsoft have one of the more sensible and well functioning security organizations in the software world. This just is not a very important bug.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
But when the feature only needs you to hover over a link to activate (which people do anyway) you have no basis to claim that this is users "liking" the feature - it might just be noise from everyday regular navigation.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
You gave GitHub the right to use your domain to serve content (including over HTTPS) when you pointed your domain at GitHub servers. This is not a problem.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
How many people are actively working on it and maintaining it? From my experiences with Vagrant and Packer, I get the feeling that there is not much development effort (by Hashicorp employees) allocated to the free Hashicorp products so I h
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
I do not find anything at fault in saying it cancels out. Possibly you are too strictly affixed to some notions?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
That's very interesting! Is it possible to buy some stock "for real" and actually own it alongside others who use the DTC system? What are the reasons for this strange system existing?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Even a single ID card can be valuable - factor a big company CEO's private key, log in to his company's bank, start making transfers to places where the money does not come back from.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
I imagine you get that 96 if you stick together 4x Xeon CPUs with 24 cores each onto one server. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/processors/...
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Can you go into more detail? What are the common gotchas when implementing ETM yourself?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
What AEAD should one default to when one does not have to implement it himself? GCM mode is what I hear used most, so it would be my default but perhaps I should reconsider.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
I can max out my 100 Mbps connection if I use use multiple parallel transfers for it. This is in East Europe.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Duplicacy + B2 works great, though.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Facebook already requires many users to submit government ID scans, so... yeah, not so different after all.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Currency, come on.
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DRM in HTML: what EME has and has not done for us(medium.com)
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
I use duplicity+B2 for all my personal backups and it works just great. Large VM images? Hundreds of thousands of small files? It can handle it all and do so while maxing out my 100 Mbps connection. Awesome product!
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
I am just now implementing Packer and Vagrant in our devops workflows. Terraform is next on the list. So far, it leaves me rather anxious - Packer and Vagrant appear to offer the bare minimum of usable functionality, with any advanced scena
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Well it took me a minute to find out how to post and now the Submit button is even greyed out.. what the hell?
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by iofiiiiiiiii 9y ago
Their policy is to publish when a fix is available. Yes, Microsoft responded very quickly in this case.
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by iofiiiiiiiii 10y ago
It would really help encourage the uptake of better alternatives like libsodium if it were standardized. Just referencing some random library can scare decision makers; whereas referencing an IETF official document or ISO standard makes the
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by iofiiiiiiiii 10y ago
I used to buy the cheap 2-knob ones but they are the cheapest for a reason. After light use, the knobs would inevitably disconnect from the internals. The shop replaced it for free but my time is more valuable than a microwave, so replaceme
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by iofiiiiiiiii 10y ago
The main challenge for me seems to be that users do not have a concept of maintaining a digital identity and the key management that goes along with it. They just expect their real world identity to somehow translate automatically. This jus
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by iofiiiiiiiii 10y ago
I do not quite understand why the article calls it a "problem" at the end. I work in a feature factory. Business is good, employees love working at the company. What more could you ask for?

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