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mediocrejoker
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They also address that in their response. It stems from the fact that they use memory-managed programming environments, so they don't have that level of control over memory.
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> What? What tools "automate" stealing your notebook?? Not the parent but I assume they meant a tool that traditional laptop thieves with little technical sophistication can use to easily extract valuable data from a machine af
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I think that's a fair characterization of their response, yeah. As someone in that thread pointed out, I would say that the onus should be on the OS SDK to provide memory management primitives specifically for the purpose of security t
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Yes sorry I replied without reading the entire paper. Would be good to see some responses from the companies. edit: looks like AgileBits has already responded https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/comment/49
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8y ago
Why did they evaluate 1Password v4 instead of v7?
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Instead of clicking back I just started scanning the start of each paragraph until I found the one that would have been the intro in a news-style article and then I realized that the author had helpfully provided a demarcation using asteris
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8y ago
Are you asking why reputable news organizations don't publish assumptions?
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This is great. Now all I need is a plugin for mobile safari/chrome/firefox that rewrites all reddit URLs to append /.compact
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I think the solution is for a photo sharing site to win over the tech crowd with well-thought-out, fine-grained privacy controls and a sustainable business model and then to make it dead easy for non-tech people to share their photos with o
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I asked my mobile provider (Rogers) if they had any alternatives to storing my birth date as my account verification method and they offered to enrol me in their voice print program. I declined.
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I think that's the 2018 version. As far as I can tell the 2019 is not posted yet. 8550 is a Kaby Lake process, not Whiskey Lake
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Has anyone been able to find the link on the Canadian site?
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Can you explain the difference between sampling and sequencing the entire genome? I had assumed they did the latter but I guess the particular markers for diseases they are interested in are at known location that they can "jump to&quo
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I think the parent comment's point was that you need to know your threat model before any security/privacy tool can be considered.
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I didn't know "visiting the cockpit" was still allowed anywhere since 9/11.
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I think it runs around 60Ghz and uses phased arrays / doppler to make up the rest of the resolution.
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I thought 'freceny' was a typo until I clicked the link, but sadly the man page doesn't really explain what it is. Could you maybe give a few examples of how you might find something eg. using find(1), and then how you could
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Although radio receivers on earth don't orbit la grange points.
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I hate to sound cynical but I am very skeptical of the chart that claims employees place a higher importance on "Culture and Values" compared to any/all of "Senior Leadership, Career Opportunities, Business Outlook, Wor
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Why do you say there are no well informed people in the fitness world?
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Cool I just tried it with Fastmail and a Yubikey 5 and it worked. Gmail however still checks if you're running chrome so it doesn't work.
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Apple has been doing so for a few months at least.
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8y ago
Does anyone know of a similar service hosted in Canada?
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Trying to sound intelligent can actually have the opposite effect. I like the quote "If you can't explain something simply then you don't understand it well enough." As for picking up idioms, I think it's something
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Thanks, those slides have some great info. What exactly does it mean to proxy a syscall to the debugging host?
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Can anyone explain a bit more context around where this would fit in a running system? Would it handle cryptographic operations like key generation, signing etc? How does the boot loader compare to other projects like libreboot? All of the
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Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will chime in as I'm waiting for FIDO U2F support as well but I think CTAP2 is the browser-to-user layer of FIDO. edit: just tested it on Mojave with gmail and fastmail and it doesn't recognize
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Can you explain how the article is "a recipe for bro-culture"? Why is hiring fluent-speakers of the language in which the company conducts operations a bad thing?
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I was confused by this too. I noticed that in both places they use the term, they say "lurk in", almost as if it's a term with an accepted meaning within Stripe. The fact that they say "read to your heart's content&
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8y ago
Does the Apple Watch fit your criteria?
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