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lawl
12y ago
If you use firefox, take a look at https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/certificate-patr... Does exactly that.
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lawl
12y ago
kill `ps -eo pid,etime | grep -P ' (00|01|02|03|04):..$' | cut -d " " -f 1` Not really a complex regexp thogh. I almost exclusively use Linux and thus bash/zsh etc. And yes, my piece above looks uglier and like but
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lawl
12y ago
> During Mr. Putin’s first stint in the presidency, slick techniques imported from the West helped engineer a spectacular rise in his approval ratings (emphasis mine)
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lawl
12y ago
War is Peace Freedom is Slavery Ignorance is Strength
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lawl
12y ago
Oh, I see. I was under the assumption that these settings were still site specific, got it, thanks! Edit: Would be nice to be able to set those global settings once and not have them pop up on every page. And/or have a visual distincti
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12y ago
Okay, I'm probably stupid. This would allow me to throw away NoScript, Disconnect and Adblock. But I can't figure out how to enable deny by default mode?! (Yes I have advanced mode enabled)
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Teletext for Raspberry Pi
(github.com)
143 points
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lawl
12y ago
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lawl
12y ago
This will be perfect with the new HiFi Harddisks I'm developing at my startup. They'll offer HiFi data storage to make sure your crappy youtube to mp3 rips don't lose quality when stored over a longer time period. (I just mad
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lawl
12y ago
(The difference is that the java software runs localy and spits out a PDF for snailmail, and the online version is a webapp that directly transmits our stuff to the server.) I don't trust to store this stuff in a remotely secure manner
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lawl
12y ago
For Switzerland there's a java based software that allows you to print a PDF in the end you can send by snail-mail. See this page if you're interested: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&j
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lawl
12y ago
While I agree that support needs to be dropped eventually. Printing a warning and only allowing decryption with weak keys would have been a better option IMO. Keep that around for a year or two, then drop support fully.
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lawl
12y ago
I think the biggest problem is visibility for these projects. They need to be louder. In the case of openssl, I had no idea that they were severly underfunded (until heartbleed). Same for GPG until now. I didn't hear they asked for don
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lawl
12y ago
I worked with a closed source stack in the past (java). Even if the bug wasn't in our code, it was really helpful to see what's going on inside, helped us figure out why something didn't work a lot of time. Making false assum
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12y ago
What constitues as "cracking tool" in your opinion? Ahould the tools locksmith's use also be considered illegal and therefore you can steal them? Of course not. There are many valid usecases for tools like this. Especially fo
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lawl
12y ago
Publicly advertizing warez is probably a bad idea. I'm pretty sure everyone interested on here is able to find the "usual sources".
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Cuban youth build secret computer network despite Wi-Fi ban
(hosted.ap.org)
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12y ago
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lawl
12y ago
Yes. If you want to complain about the exact numbers, start with these > Charles announces he has completed the project. He submits a 500 line program. > Charles did produce about 5 lines of code per day. This is perhaps a little abov
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12y ago
Oops. You're right. I stand corrected.
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12y ago
Oh god. Please don't use that code for anything remotely serious. It's fine as a learning project, but please, PLEASE make that very clear in the readme.md then. from random.c srand(time(NULL));// seed Here goes
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12y ago
except the one with selfsigned certs doesn't really make a difference, and even for the last one as far as i know they still decrypt and recrypt stuff with their own key to be able to do caching etc. Meaning, it's still not end to
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12y ago
The cloudflare CEO talks about "SSL added and removed here" [0]. Then I go to their website [1], and see that unfortunately they forgot to add this annotation in the description of their product [2]. Could anyone tell them please
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lawl
12y ago
To be completely honest, I just really didn't care enough and had other things to do. I did that when we were ~7 people, then the company grew, we got a HR department and I kinda lost interest in the company and was just doing my job.
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12y ago
I think I usually noticed when someone felt uneasy, so I left the room for a few minutes. Test anxiety might be really bad for some people, I know. But if it's that bad that they can't explain to me how to check if "n mod m =
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12y ago
Nope. At my last company I did all the technical interviews. Now, I have no idea how HR selected them, but I got their CVs on my desk and was asked to schedule a meeting with them. And so I did. And oh boy, there were a LOT of previous Fo
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12y ago
I respect your opinion but disagree. > That bug is legit (although it was caused by an inexperienced developer who didn't read the manual). Well that's exactly the problem, as I said before, the fact that this is documented d
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12y ago
Sure. Especially in OOP code i'd say it's not uncommon to fill the data into an object and then validate the whole object in one go. You might not check again if "role" is still the same, because you wouldn't expect
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lawl
12y ago
Sorry for the dot-confusion, i replaced it with "->". As I said, it may be documented and known in the perl community, in my option it's still horrible. But yes, that's just my opinion of course. > Perl is not the
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lawl
12y ago
Okay, I remember this talk, I'll try to write pseudo code for one of the real life bugs that nobody saw for 20 years (in Bugzilla that is, not some small script nobody knows). $user = new User({ userid => $foo,
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lawl
12y ago
Now you have the process supervisor in your init. What happens if your supervisor crashes now? So obviously that's not a good idea. Additionaly it bears the problem that you can't upgrade your process supervisor without rebooting.
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12y ago
Process supervising is for process supervisors. Init's jobs is to be able to start a process supervisor.
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