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by mapgrep 11y ago
The second one. There is no /etc/ssh on a stock Mac. (Although there is a /private/etc/ssh_config on mine, without the intervening ssh dir)
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Wait, so if I pay someone with ACH, they get to see how much money is in my bank account? WTF?
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by mapgrep 11y ago
V interesting. Do any of the other VPS providers strike you as more secure alternatives?
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by mapgrep 11y ago
I was just thinking the same thing. I've been a customer for >10 years but this is getting ridiculous. First 2013 attack was apparently exacerbated by cleartext password storage for LISH (their management shell) and API tokens http
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Cool but some questions on the command line args: Call be dumb but I have no idea what my wireless NIC is called and that's the first arg to the script. How do I find out the handle for my wireless network card (I didn't even know
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by mapgrep 11y ago
I don't think he's talking about a personal knowledgebase, I think he's talking about something else we are very familiar with. Think about it, he says a PK is "any system that you use to store and retrieve general infor
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Right right, just like the Hollywood blacklist didn't violate anyone's First Amendment rights. (You could have at least read to the end of my comment, lol)
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by mapgrep 11y ago
And clearly the best way to win the information war against an adversary who says we've traded away our values for comfort, riches, and decadence is to throw away the First Amendment because "propaganda works." Keep in mind,
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by mapgrep 11y ago
John, Have you heard any rumblings from within Apple about a new filesystem? Is there any hope?
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Oh I see. That is indeed annoying. So I guess this bit from the desktop announcement is a stretch: "....all incoming and outgoing messages are displayed consistently on all your devices." I mean I guess if you ONLY have one phone
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Engineering and corporate behavior aren't really orthogonal topics, are they, when the actual engineering you want to inspect is unavailable (closed source) and you have to rely on observed behavior and trust? If Apple actually did hav
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by mapgrep 11y ago
What do you mean it's a point-to-point mapping? Genuinely curious. You mean that there is no server to buffer failed delivery attempts if one of the devices is off or disconnected? (Side note, I've hit that the same bug where the
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Signal is an order of magnitude easier to use than PGP. It's not even close. The GP was comparing two apps that are actually both very easy to use, one maybe slightly moreso. (That said, PGP isn't THAT hard either.)
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Lol you people are really amazing. No sense of irony? Really? Hey guess what, Silicon Valley has been doing this for nearly 20 years to other people. Funny how the HN crowd gets riled up when it happens to programmers. Movies cost tens of m
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Just fyi the word is "jibe" jibe 2 |jīb| verb [ no obj. ] N. Amer. informal be in accord; agree: the verdict does not jibe with the medical evidence.
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by mapgrep 11y ago
RSS lacks one-click follow, recommendations, favorites, push of new updates, native replies, and uniformity of message size, and if you could sweep those things under the rug, Twitter wouldn't be as large as it is. RSS is fine for plum
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by mapgrep 11y ago
I used to use that too before I adopted a password manager. Pwdhash uses md5, which is relatively fast. According to the below, even a strong master password could be derived in less than about 30 days. https://security.stackexch
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Just FYI anyone can download XCode from the App Store, it doesn't require a "dev login". (Agree it would be nice if MacPorts only required the XCode Command Line tools like homebrew, it would be one less download.)
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Not clear on your meaning. The fact that the two directories have completely different ports inside of them is the reason you want to add both to the PATH. The line I pasted, from my own .bash_profile, is identical to the recommended approa
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by mapgrep 11y ago
SIP doesn't block /opt for the exact reason MacPorts relies on /opt: It's not part of the existing operating system. In other words, this situation isn't just good luck for MacPorts, it's a direct result of the
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by mapgrep 11y ago
> reliant on 10 different additions to my PATH and environment variables MacPorts adds exactly two directories to the $PATH: export PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:$PATH No new environment variables are
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by mapgrep 11y ago
1. Not many people hand-write HTML tags these days, they tend to get generated at the level of apps like WordPress (which already has an SRI plugin) or frameworks like Rails (which can already do things like javascript_include_tag :applicat
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Macports, meanwhile, continues to work quite well because it 1. places packages in /opt and 2. has always installed via sudo. Macports just has a much more robust philosophy of building its own universe largely separate from OS X, and
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by mapgrep 11y ago
> In the U.S., household, corporate and government debt amounted to 239% of gross domestic product in 2014, the Bank for International Settlements estimates, compared with 218% in 2007. I am not an economist, but it seems to me that if y
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by mapgrep 11y ago
I have trouble accepting any of the conclusions in this piece when it has significant factual errors or at least false implications. Here are some of the EU rules listed in an apparent attempt to show Europe has more onerous regulations tha
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by mapgrep 11y ago
> S3 is not an FTP service it is a distributed object store. Not really, the only "object" you can store, Amazon's language notwithstanding, is effectively a file. It's not like you could give it something that needed
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by mapgrep 11y ago
>The current requirements for equity crowd funding include either 1 Million in non-residential assets, or a reliable 200k annual income (based on 2 years of income, and it's 300k if you have a spouse). Actually that's not the c
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by mapgrep 11y ago
Javascript minification seems like a classic case of premature optimization. I'm not a front-end developer so maybe I'm missing something, but wouldn't simple, transparent gzip compression via your webserver — one line in a c
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by mapgrep 11y ago
The PDF with the wrong suffix crashed Google Chrome Mac. But then I power cycled (reopened) the browser and now it downloads fine :)
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by mapgrep 11y ago
He grew up in the Midwest. http://www.idlewords.com/2002/10/high_school_reunion.htm

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