klapinat0r

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by klapinat0r 11y ago
You're right, and don't take this as a challenge, I'm honestly wondering: How come you aren't bothered? I ask because I can't image apart from: a. I use short or cryptically unsafe passphrases, b. I use passphrase
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
I've been using pass since mitro.co announced their shutdown. The only (somewhat big) downside to this, and related unix pw managers is the sheer lack of browser compatibility - mobile would also be nice, as that's one of the plac
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
I'm sorry, where's the rant? I didn't know there was a 10.10.3 patch - I never said there wasn't. OP said there wasn't, I said it remains to be shown. You're more than welcome to correct me on that. I don'
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Why the massive downvotes when contributing to the issue he raises? > Apple appears to be in no rush to fix the first one, I wouldn't bet my money on this vulnerability getting a fix any time soon, either ... As it was clearly state
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
One of the vulns in this exploit is fixed, rendering the exploit "useless" in 10.11. But start the mac hate train regardless - if facts don't count :)
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Just to clearify: that's just means you couldn't compile it. It doesn't imply your system is/isn't vulnerable.
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
I hope it's a mechanism to make it possible for new employees to actually work on this app. Perhabs someone with experience on large complex applications can share some insights? Otherwise, I pity the FB employees who gets assigned t
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Ah, thank you.
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Git is widely available, even on github: https://github.com/git/git apt-get install git pacman -Sy git emerge --ask dev-vcs/git yum install git
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
The only concern I share with the author is this: The isolation provided by Docker is not as robust as the segregation established by hypervisors for virtual machines. As seen with CVE-2015-3629[0] for instance. The other points: patch leve
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Or just run it in a docker container with your X11 session mounted. That works great for me.
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Which tools are you talking about?
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
HTTPS Everywhere only forces HTTPS when it's possible. Force-TLS and HTTP Nowhere does what you describe.
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Care to elaborate, what is the "secret"?
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
I've also used Mitro ever since I first saw it, and I'm really sad to see it go (had plans to implement the server in python, but at the risk of overseing a security flaw I opted not to) Lately I've been looking at pass[0], d
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Ah, great. Thanks for the explanation :)
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Sorry for the noob question, but could someone help me understand how this is (conceptual) possible? I get that you can write a program which compiles language X to machine code, e.g. how python interpreting Go to write the assembly necessa
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Suggested reading -- the link. > by not fsync'ing each operation (though one can configure ES to do so). It may not be default, but we've seen, again and again, how people are influenced by what they read about a database (e.
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Monorail? Do you mean monolithic? or do you mean "doing only one thing" (one track)?
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
Right, and this is a presentation at GoSF about Go's interfaces, and how they work with Go's testing packages.
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
Not sure it qualifies, but http://raspberrycolocation.com/ has been around since 2013. But, you know, salestext is useless :)
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
https://botbot.me/
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
Agreed. IRC fits better
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
Ah, I see. A bit annoying when using more than one user.email across projects. But git-cal works okay :) Thanks for the info.
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
Still doesn't work (for me, osx) user@host ~/tmp # npm install -g git-stats /usr/local/bin/git-stats -> /usr/local/lib/node_modules/git-stats/bin/git-stats git-stat
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
Sorry I didn't make it clear: that's my sentiment aswel. I'm glad it survived, so to speak.
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
SPDY came and went before I had to implement it. Phew. On a serious note: it's nice to see ALNP being used in HTTP/2
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
That's sad. I was a big fan of Titan DB and we use it extensively. Really sad to see it go. Now we'll have to find another solution, e.g. migrate to Neo4j, although we rely heavily on the scalability of Titan DB. I guess now is th
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by klapinat0r 12y ago
While the post mortem is valid in itself, I bet any snoozing customers would've loved to see this posted a while back ;)
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iOS 7.1.x PDF exploit – CVE-2014-4377(isc.sans.edu)
34 points by klapinat0r 12y ago|5 comments

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