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by kefka 9y ago
The only thing I gather is it's supposed to be some sort of societal critique near the end. Still dont get it.
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by kefka 9y ago
I did have 1 edit, around 5 minutes in. s/world-wise/world-wide/ _________________________ And that's correct. I put no state-of-mind or otherwise speak for her. I'm acknowledging the complexity of highlighting a po
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by kefka 9y ago
Probably. But my experiences are that these chips are fabless fab chips with half a dozen things on it. Reverse engineering is of course doable. But you're getting into ARM territory, with custom ARM licenses and different opcodes. It
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by kefka 9y ago
I doubt it. There's tons of tricks and things that can be done to steganographically hide data in images. And given the algo is hidden, and the data is hidden in plain sight, we have to go to a level that can't be hidden from us.
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by kefka 9y ago
Reported to Github, as Commercial software masquerading as various open free license projects (MIT, GPL, BSD, etc.). Also, intentional namespace pollution with existing backup tool, which IS gpl'ed. Not cool. Not cool at all. _________
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by kefka 9y ago
Well, that being said, it sounds like there needs to be a more rigorous way of detecting these new codes. One way I can think of, is to record data on the CMYK pins on the inkjet head itself. IIRC, they activate between 17v and 22v, and pul
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by kefka 9y ago
Because the premise of a compute based blockchain is inherently interesting. I'm very much for the furtherance of this topic and area of computation. I believed that Ethereum initially had an interesting idea. I thought their system
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by kefka 9y ago
Indeed, a level-headed comment is what is required in this situation. This is her livelihood, her career.. Pretty much everything for her. If she was to attack her colleagues, it would spell certain doom for her career. Her opinions and pro
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by kefka 9y ago
Ive always like Ansible/Puppet/file storage. I can quickly boot from ethernet, populate a req key from puppet from ansible, load puppet to the appropriate config needed, and off I go. No having to dork with servers one at a time.
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by kefka 9y ago
That appears to work. https://thepiratebay.org/torrent/16102495/13th.2016.NF.WEBRi...
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by kefka 9y ago
> Your whole argument is predicated on the idea that what happened with the DAO was "theft". So did the Ethereum Devs, who owned a bulk of coin from the initial auction. And they just so happened to also control development of
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by kefka 9y ago
It's not like they have the ability to bring legal action against those that pollute their areas. And unfortunately, that's how it is playing out. Richer (read: White) neighborhoods are kep pollution-wise cleaner in both soil and
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by kefka 9y ago
I was in the irc room during that time. It was the number batted around by ethdevs in freenode #ethereum. Regardless, the very people who build the protocol, application stack, and seed blockchain machines were also the ones who had massive
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by kefka 9y ago
It's completely the wrong way to handle this. To me, this "currency" is dead. There is no trust, other than if the creators lose more money on a venture, they'll "convince" the community to reverse it. I rememb
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by kefka 9y ago
And remember, that there's a special function called VIP() . This is an implied function that wraps around your full code. This is instantiated if/when core founders are losing money on a function that possibly had a bug in it. Th
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by kefka 9y ago
MS encrypts your stuff with your AND microsofts key. Look for this "feature" by a if you forget your password, and log into OneDrive. Their encryption by definition, is already backdoored to MS. Game over. And that's nothing
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by kefka 9y ago
> BitLocker.... In what way does it come up short? By forcing an escrow key linked to Microsoft and whomever owns the TPM on your computer. By definition, backdoor keys and hidden users who can access encrypted content is just absolutely
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by kefka 9y ago
Indeed. But if it's just 1 guy who's the dev, I was trying to go for something that was rigorous, still yet very maintainable. Ideally, you want test->stage->prod , with puppet and ansible running on a VM fabric. Changes are
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by kefka 9y ago
Not at all. The password sheet password is actually a GPG key. Everything stored encrypted. We suffer from NIH greatly. We end rolling our own stuff because either we don't trust 3rd party stuff, or it doesn't work in our infrastr
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by kefka 9y ago
Tell me about it. Fortunately where I work is sane and reasonable about it. We have a password sheet. You have to be on the VPN(login/password). Then you can log in. Login/Password(diff from above)/2nd password+OTP. Then a pa
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by kefka 9y ago
Do as best as you can to "find compute room" (laptop, desktop, spare servers on rack that arent being used, .. cloud) , and make a Stage. Make changes to Stage after doing a "Change Management" process (effectively, docu
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by kefka 9y ago
Question: If you were given a new block of code below, what is the result of X if X is passed by reference? [Block of code] 1. 34 2. 17 3. 43 4. 22.5 5. Not listed ____________________ This would be a much more
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by kefka 9y ago
Sorry, not buying it. I caught 3 "Whoops sorry you missed a weird bug in a specific programming language that you weren't explicitly being tested on". Sure, if I was doing a Python3 quiz, I'd expect those. But this wasn&
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by kefka 9y ago
Well.. I know of a few. ZeroNET, Maidsafe (kind of), this project. There's also some DRM encrusted version kind of like this. I forget their name. But they wanted a pay-gateway. EDIT: found it. Called "LBRY" (I'm absolu
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by kefka 9y ago
It's not the employee's fault if a restaurant is "dead" for an evening. But the employees are required to be there, and thusly, are paid. Same here. If the truck driver was free to go home, or whatever, sure dont pay the
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by kefka 9y ago
So do I... Lets take a fun game. How about all of Atari 2600? https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmacAqRVhJX9eS7YJX1vY3ifFKF9CduDqPEgaCU... Ok.. This is remote, across all the machines that have that IPFS hash. In other words, its n
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by kefka 9y ago
Doesn't seem that hard to mix the two. We know a route from X to Y is $miles . Detours happen, but Google is getting to the point of calculating realtime incidents. But time could be fairly compensated, as could the miles on a vehicle.
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by kefka 9y ago
If you're on RH derived systems, you're going to have a python 2.6 installed for rpm and yum to work. This bit us in our ass with centos 6.8 , when another package required python 2.7... If you install 2.7 directly, your system fa
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by kefka 9y ago
Indeed. The difference between "Security by obscurity" versus login/passwords is really scale. Usually, some numbnut "programmer" sets a no-login and a simple password as a secret service account. It invariably is f
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by kefka 9y ago
Sure do. Login/password with a self-signed cert. Id have preferred to go with a proper cert attached to hash.onion , but evidently only Facebook can afford such luxuries... In a side note, I thought about using OnionBalancer, a DB, and

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