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by ktta 9y ago
>Elegant engineering is exactly meeting your design requirements Sure, if you selling juicers to businesses. Juicero is selling a lifestyle, not a product. Nice design is then a part of engineering. Fruit juicers have existed since I can
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by ktta 9y ago
There's DNSCurve by djb which does pretty much that. https://dnscurve.org/
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by ktta 9y ago
There are efforts for the kernel itself too. http://llvm.linuxfoundation.org/index.php/Main_Page
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by ktta 9y ago
Let me get this out of the way: While I admire the contributions by the Ethereum Foundation and wish them all the best, I think the hard fork shouldn't have been done. I think letting the money get away would show that they actually me
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by ktta 9y ago
I didn't really find any proper reason as to how it is being pumped. Just about ETC misleading people into buying it. Any links? >There's no real technological innovation or developer interest in ETC. I mean, ETC guys can just
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by ktta 9y ago
Maybe they'll also move to ETH. A great way to get a good % of the population away from BTC to ETH
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by ktta 9y ago
>The other chain completely implodes, and stops existing. Are you sure? If I'm not wrong, this isn't that much different from Ethereum/Ethereum Classic situation. Ethereum Classic's price is no where near Ethereum&#x2
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by ktta 9y ago
You might want to specify that you are the author of algo, otherwise people might assume you are the author of the article.
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by ktta 9y ago
Move to an obscure provider? Many services block IP blocks based on registration not on prior malice. So your recourse is to hope who ever you chose as your provider isn't big enough to get their IP block blacklisted. A great way to c
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by ktta 9y ago
The irony here is OpenVPN's code is terrible, unmaintainable and verbose while strongSwan is much better maintained. (OpenBSD's IPSec stack is on another level)
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by ktta 9y ago
I'm not saying one should go for the 'easy' security, because if OpenVPN is not sufficient for their needs, they shouldn't be using a VPN in the first place.
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by ktta 9y ago
While less code = less possibility of mistakes, there are more factors at play. OpenVPN is often the best choice for most people, especially people who don't know what they are doing (who else needs a front end). HTTPS, while seen as a
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by ktta 9y ago
Looks like I was wrong on multiple counts. Thanks for taking the time. Any links on the driver verification framework? I've only seen people talk about using z3 for hardware verification but didn't know about MS doing it and talki
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by ktta 9y ago
Half of what you mentioned doesn't come close to some of the research you see MSR publishing. The ones you mentioned are nice, but check out their papers. Some of their papers are so outlandish (for the lack of a better word), that I d
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by ktta 9y ago
The interesting this out of all this is that Microsoft is the one often doing research like this, from F*, Project Everest, to complete kernels, but I've yet to see Windows have any of the new techniques/tools arising from MSR. I
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by ktta 9y ago
My comment was intended to say that just like your comment might be new to them, their comment will be new to many. So there's no need to police them. Everyone who signs up shouldn't have to look through all the popular comments o
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by ktta 9y ago
>In general, you should only comment if it brings something new to the discussion. This has been said already, so should you be commenting this?
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by ktta 9y ago
There are always corner cases. Most phones definitely have the same chipsets, with the exact same parts. If you are looking for details directly from the device there are various commands to get info like dmesg, getprop. There are other way
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by ktta 9y ago
On any device that isn't obscure, iFixit does a teardown detailing most of the parts on the board.
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by ktta 9y ago
Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:MRJVrSS...
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by ktta 9y ago
This is my personal opinion, so take it with a grain of salt. Hotz never seemed like the guy who would do things similar to what Cruise did. Vogt had already sold two startups prior to Cruise, and he was well versed in the tactics of the st
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by ktta 9y ago
>Does that provide the same integration into Windows that Authenticode does? Nope
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by ktta 9y ago
As they say: Hindsight is 20/20
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by ktta 9y ago
On the contrary, he seems to the the kind of person that knows about the bureaucratic nature of NHTSA and cut his losses.
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by ktta 9y ago
There's always GPG signing.
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by ktta 9y ago
You can always use a bluetooth keyboard to solve the obscure symbol problem.
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by ktta 9y ago
Galois fields are used in crypto a bit, and I recommend this lecture to understand it in the context of crypto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1v2tX4_dkQ PS: He has an entire series of lectures on his channel. Highly recom
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by ktta 9y ago
Wow. People still use Bing?
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This is different from unums which it says so in the second line of the Abstract.
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by ktta 9y ago
To really understand cryptocurrencies, you must understand Bitcoin. Not just its inner workings but where it came from and how it became what it is today. The rest of the cryptocurrencies are only hoping to gain Bitcoin's popularity

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