mcnichol

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by mcnichol 7y ago
One exposure/exercise rotating secrets and it is curtains for you. It gets better...stop building rube goldberg secret contraptions.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Agree with your point of view and I think the challenge is the latter half of your statement. It is akin to the darknet and illicit behavior. They can (and have) stopped bad people doing seriously bad things on the net so should we allow an
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by mcnichol 7y ago
There has been an agenda against DoH from the start. China is attacking it, ISP's are attacking it, all with loose arguments and fear-mongering.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Well fucking said
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Thats exactly what I was finding...totally surprised. Learned something new.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
I think the problem was most companies ran internal data centers and were unflinching to the cost of internal bloat. IMO for a multitude of reasons this has hidden the cost of these deoptimizations due to the virtualized abstraction. I beli
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Can I get some clarity on pink bits? Haven't heard the term and googling around, I am certain the author isn't talking about what I am finding at the top.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Ben Eater is simply the best! One of the best teachers I have come across. If you are interested in hardware internals, I would highly recommend him. I am ecstatic this is a thing and hope it is a massive hit.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
> Success at Amazon is deeply driven by networking I've seen this at other places. It created toxic politics and divisive cliques. Without dragging it out too much, I'd think there needs to be a high level of accountability th
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Sounds like you are circling around the idea of Dunbars Number https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar%27s_number
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by mcnichol 7y ago
I was really hoping they were going here. I think there is something to be said about nature showing up in technology and human behaviors that we feel we've created. I really enjoy when people draw the parallels outlining the interconn
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by mcnichol 7y ago
My goodness what an incredible journey!
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by mcnichol 7y ago
There are many arguments that sound logical on their face but completely miss the mark. Laffer curve is one that comes to mind immediately. The saying goes: "It can be explained to congress in 6 minutes and used for 6 months." It
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by mcnichol 7y ago
The 21st century equivalent of "Who's on First"
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Yeah, that's what was meant. Totally agreed with the statement above this one, it reads well.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
You should consider making this it's own article. "...the designers job is not to pass along "the design" but to pass along "the theories" driving the design. Knowledge of the theory is tacit in owning..."
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Had it been a reading list from anyone else I may not have looked as I feel as fatigued as your statement suggest you are as well(and you are very much talking about my bookshelf as well)... But there is a special place in my heart for cert
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by mcnichol 7y ago
You must be my son from the future...takes everything literally.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Ah, gotcha. Sorry about that, misread it
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by mcnichol 7y ago
I wasn't trying to indicate there was a barrier to getting the information. I think the ramp to understanding the information or at least the fact people consume information in different ways it's something I was interested in. Th
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by mcnichol 7y ago
My God. Thank you. I don't know why I didn't think looking this up.
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by mcnichol 7y ago
That's the conversation right? Is this a better medium, are blogs just not as effective. To advocate for this medium, I definitely care little for the amount of advertising done in blogs. Everything looks like a 1990s Warez site
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by mcnichol 7y ago
I spend a considerable amount of time pentesting. I understand it very well
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by mcnichol 7y ago
This right here. It changed my outlook on software completely. There are pains and giving folks the opportunity for change/rotation is refreshing. Software is a team sport, its a weak-link game where we must communicate and empathize i
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Not even close to the same. Granted a misconfigured firewall is surprisingly close to data with no AuthZ/AuthN but the Equifax breach was an operation. This should be punished but the level of ignorance from both sides highlight just h
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by mcnichol 7y ago
It would be awesome if there were a video channel where folks reviewed these articles in a forum style. Recognize this likely happens naturally in academia and at conferences but for those of us outside it all, it would (hopefully) raise th
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Reading an article in the form of a twitter storm is not something I'd blame someone complaining about. She paced it well and really made it work and who knows, that may have been the perfect place. I have to believe there is some cons
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by mcnichol 7y ago
Reading that "article" on twitter was amazingly not miserable but seriously...is it a thing to write articles in twitter feeds
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by mcnichol 7y ago
So a bit of a strongly worded title. I'm going to nitpick for a second. First you need the device-id, second you need the code that will be sent via text. The code sent via text is 6 digits meaning 10^6 == 1MM permutations. He shows h
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by mcnichol 7y ago
This is exactly what should have happened. HSTS worked perfectly, your poor maintenance of certificates and your site lost you half a days worth of work. Some people need to touch the stove and feel the pain...if you blame someone else for

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