kchr

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   by kchr 8y ago

   So maybe those two users opted out of FDE, or had company requirements that told them to.
2. 212.▲
   by kchr 8y ago

   If you want protection from someone booting up your computer in single/rescue mode to read/modify files you'd have to encrypt the entire disk (using LUKS, for example).
3. 213.▲
   by kchr 8y ago

   Lua, Python, Ruby, ...?
4. 214.▲
   by kchr 8y ago

   Haha :-)
5. 215.▲
   by kchr 8y ago

   Neat, did not know about this!
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   by kchr 8y ago

   For anyone interested further, the CS precursor was called "Urban Warfare" and was a Quake 2 mod.
7. 217.▲
   by kchr 8y ago

   I never quite grasped how that shareware check worked. Always thought the WAD file was what you bought, not the engine/executable itself?
8. 218.▲
   by kchr 8y ago

   Thanks for lifting this up!
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   by kchr 8y ago

   With that fabulous hair he sported, he will always be Romeo to me!
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Is Trump the modern equivalent of Godwin? :-)
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Yo?
12. 222.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    What are crackmes?
13. 223.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    How about Yes/No (or No/Yes)?
14. 224.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    I feel like you're on to something here!
15. 225.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    Because verbs are actionable.
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Are you implying that the US are not actively doing the same against nations they see as a threat? It's basically how and why any intelligence service operates - know your enemy and keep up with their technological advances.
17. 227.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    Already being discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17268941
18. 228.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    Already posted at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17269281
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    What client are you using to read HN?

    2 points by kchr 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Personally, I think the term "avoid" is more of an ideal/pragmatic stance ("would be ideal not to") than the binary "will do"/" will not do"
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Truly the stuff of nightmares. Makes me think about that episode of Black Mirror with the Big Dog (DARPA) inspired surveillance robot...
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    by kchr 8y ago

    I can relate. Seems that people today has no time for the social part of conversation and the creative effects of speculation. I often stop my friends when they reach for their smartphones in an argument or discussion, so that we can conver
23. 233.▲
    by kchr 8y ago

    Seems to me that 50% of the news lately has been business clickbait lately. What's happening to HN? :-(
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Personally, I find the idea of changing how people act on an individual level way more progressive than to change the system first, and then make people adapt. Changing your behavior have an instant effect on the society - for better or for
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    by kchr 8y ago

    It's disgusting, really.
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    by kchr 8y ago

    gasp Magnum!
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Probably everybody that utilize tracking in their business model...
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Thanks for your effort, this is an awesome project.
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    by kchr 8y ago

    Thanks for the image! But next time, please post a direct link instead of the JS blob that Imgur has become. <3
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    by kchr 8y ago

    The use of HSTS is a way to suggest to your clients that they use SSL for that domain - for all requests within a time span (which could be "forever"). If anything, the vendors you mention should be applauded for taking that step