miGlanz

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by miGlanz 15y ago
But do we need one (I mean social graph)? I believe our code (ie. github) or advices (ie. SO) speaks more than social graph when it comes to programmers, doesn't it?
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by miGlanz 15y ago
I believe bittorrent traffic is subject to heavy deduplication. But what about legality?
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by miGlanz 15y ago
How is that not possible today?
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by miGlanz 16y ago
You're clearly ignoring the fact, that it's mostly US-only issue, and it doesn't have to be that way. We, non-US citizens, can't do much about it, and we'd like to get attention of US folks (who often are less affected), because they (you?)
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Ask HN: How do you handle sensitive information (passwords, SSH keys, etc.)?
5 points by miGlanz 16y ago|4 comments
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by miGlanz 16y ago
Colin, one question: let's say I'm not paranoid about my backups' security. So I don't want to re-encrypt anything (even though it's only about 1GB). How does upgrade to 1.0.28 affect existing and new backups (and deduplication among those)
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by miGlanz 16y ago
I wasn't thinking about second factory actually (unfortunately I can't easily express my ideas in English, I haven't made it clear enough). The barcode would make a first (and only) factor. Of course username/password would stay there for b
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by miGlanz 16y ago
Hi Zed, I had this idea recently which might somehow be related to yours (or complement it, to be more precise). I was thinking about making various password managers (KeePassX, etc.) work better with web sites and about storing your passwo
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by miGlanz 16y ago
What about performing the hashing again, on the existing hash (of course it would be simplest to encrypt from the beginning when user logs in again, but just for discussion's sake). Let's say we have a legacy db with hashes created with sma
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by miGlanz 16y ago
So the original question remains, is it possible with bcrypt?
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by miGlanz 16y ago
Imagine this Python code (I'm using SHA1 iterated multiple times, basically PBKDF2): import hashlib hashed = password for i in range(50000): hashed = hashlib.sha1(salt + hashed) Provided we also store the number of
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by miGlanz 16y ago
Nope, it doesn't change path. Path changes are after the hash. Although when you hover over the arrow pointing to the next page it shows different path, it's probably for browsers with JavaScript disabled. Clicking this link is also interce
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by miGlanz 16y ago
http://www.gatcka.com It's a simple discussion board, w/o registration, very (too?) clean.
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by miGlanz 16y ago
I'll start with the latter question: it depends which link you give to your friends: simply click 'Link to this wall', and you will be presented with a list of permissions. For each set of permissions you get separate link. It simply depend
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Need a small, possibly disposable discussion board? Try gatcka.com
3 points by miGlanz 16y ago|2 comments