klapinat0r

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   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   Great look into the reversing techniques. Albeit "defeated" is a strong word considering the RSA encryption is still intact - and thus only able to decrypt files larger than, and in range starting from, 1024 bytes. It recovers pot
2. 62.▲
   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   Apart from parsing a HTML page (e.g. curl http://curl.io/ ), how exactly are you suppose to get a key (from terminal/ssh)?
3. 63.▲
   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   While I do agree with you, I think a common "gotcha" is in dealing with port forwards and firewalls.
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   First release of LibreSSL portable is available(marc.info)

   133 points by klapinat0r 12y ago|69 comments
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   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   Would you mind elaborating the linear separable part? As in, the following would be linear separable (all labels on the same side of the line)? x2 ^ | | A A | | B-----B----->
6. 66.▲
   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   https://github.com/gitchain/gitchain
7. 67.▲
   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   Thanks for the quick reply. It's now resolved for me (OSX, Chrome, AdBlock + HTTPSEverywhere no problem).
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   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   I'm having trouble viewing the page. I've successfully signed up and in, but the newsfeed hangs (blank page): http://api.grasswire.net/v1/newsfeeds All javascript etc. is also loaded succesfully. Any ideas?
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   by klapinat0r 12y ago

   I don't currently use graph databases in production, but I do, however, have some experience. I use both, in a similar vein of "using Elastic Search". It could be your primary store, but it's sometimes it's more pra
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    iOS Encryption and Security (2014) [pdf](apple.com)

    1 points by klapinat0r 12y ago|0 comments
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    The protocol is hardly the issue with setting up your own movie-search db - it's data. I guess Freebase might be a way to go, once you've resolved the initial dataset with wikipedia, update incrimentally with just the changes. Or,
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    I'm not knowledgable enough in that area, but as far as I know the OS X root needs to be HFS. I can only answer by similarity: to boot from Btrfs in ArchLinux you'll need to load kernel modules in the bootloader. Two reason: 1. bt
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    The repo is here: https://github.com/jdorn/json-editor A working demo (although also on rawgit): http://rawgit.com/jdorn/json-editor/master/examples/css_inte...
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    9:33 AM UTC: It's down.
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    I've used it and still am, in somewhat of an experiment, but with great results: I used to work with ZFS for a living, so I want it to work - maybe that makes me biased. I wrote an article on the wiki[0] on CoreStorage and Encryption t
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7835994
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    Would you mind to elaborate (give an example)? I've toyed with bonjour spoofing before, but I always found querying was incredibly difficult, using dns-sd , e.g.: HOST=`(dns-sd -L "Name of Machine" _http._tcp local
18. 78.▲
    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    Thanks, I'll check him out.
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    Oh, this is a conflicted comment I'm posting. I've recently read a very interesting and, while intuitive, very indepth book on the subject of brains, and brain evolution/commonalities. It covers reactions, active choices, res
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    I follow your point, but isn't that the duality of what hashtags try to solve (topic and context)?
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    by klapinat0r 12y ago

    How is "x hours to learn" measured? If I search for logistic regression, I get this page: http://www.metacademy.org/graphs/concepts/logistic_regressio... stating 1.7 hours - is that the estimated time to
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    Not to be the buzz kill, but the reason raw.githubusercontent.com is text/plain and X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff is to keep people from using it as a CDN, because: it's not. The files aren't served static from github:
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    This is why I always make sure to GC, delete or NULL input variables (you must include the request; body et al.) after encrypt/hash/<mechanism>. I basically take the stanze that I want as little to do with your real password
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7562642
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    I don't know which surprises me more: "an average speed of 15.6 Mbps would be required to stream its 4K content" or "only 15% to 20% of households have the speeds necessary" Isn't that an absurdly low bitra
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    True that they went bankrupt, but they filed on Sep 20th 2011, and the Mozilla decision to permanently remove them was a week prior or at least on Sep 2nd 2011; thus "unless you were compromised, at which point they'll happily
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    Incorrect. DigiNotar[1] was permanently removed. Quoting Mozilla[2]: "This is not a temporary suspension, it is a complete removal from our trusted root program." [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DigiNotar
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    Okay, I'll take the bait: Yes, companies should be able to use the product. How is that at all related to your point? Your company blocks the domain, how is that in Dropbox's control? Do you shut off your router and whine about ho
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    Since their own (status.heroku.com and heroku.com) certs are from 2013-10-03, this illustrates a bad situation post-heartbleed: Were they using a 1.0.1* vulnerable OpenSSL, or not? or did they (unlikely but possible) not adequately fix the
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    by klapinat0r 13y ago

    Whether or not this was a new take on static + auth, as it sounded like it was the standard client-js apps (which you confirmed it is). Not that it's not a valid approach, I just assumed it was something new.