micah94

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by micah94 9y ago
This is ironically why the ePacket was created as mentioned in the article. They get their standardization, but continue to lose money. And our (US) rates continue to rise. Get rid of it and it reverts to U.N. mandated rates which are ev
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by micah94 9y ago
This terrifies me.
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by micah94 9y ago
I noticed this too. Was waiting for the big problems and they never surfaced. I expected him to talk about ignoring warnings from low-level people or disregarding PCI-compliance reports... It's easy to dismiss the music major thing
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by micah94 9y ago
Wait...let me get this straight: You carry a package on a plane to China given to you by someone you don't even know? This is a joke, right?
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by micah94 9y ago
No, the coin you have in an exchange is theirs. You don't have those private keys. And the coin can move around. Coinbase actually flaunts this as a feature (you can give money to other Coinbase users without using the blockchain).
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by micah94 10y ago
I switched to DIGICERT when Verisign started buying everyone up (then Symantec bought them). I haven't looked back...except for dev boxes where I can get away with Let's Encrypt. For business I highly recommend DIGICERT. They ar
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by micah94 10y ago
Simply put, you need a better registrar. Namecheap should step up and edit your contact info to whatever you want, push out that ICANN email again, and let you ack it. We've done this many times for customers. We also don't cha
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by micah94 10y ago
Seems like a very aggressive move. Do these people even care or is he doing this to flush them out? This story deserves more than a blurb of an article.
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by micah94 10y ago
Ok old school vi user here...I'm going to admit that I no idea about ctrl-[ until your comment.
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by micah94 10y ago
Why do I feel like I'm being trolled here? But maybe I'm missing something. Why are they using Gmail? Did they not get the various memos from Snowden? Are they not familiar with what happened to CIA director Petraeus?
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by micah94 10y ago
Looks like he typed this: "openssl rand -hex 32" and got himself a nice 128-bit random number.
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by micah94 10y ago
Read the paragraph titled 9. CONCLUSION (on page 13 of the paper).
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by micah94 10y ago
Clearly the person who posted this a second time didn't get past the TL;DR.
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by micah94 10y ago
No HLS love for Chrome on Linux :(
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by micah94 10y ago
I'm amazed by all this too. I don't have any visualization of a calendar. It always seemed quite arbitrary to me as Kings and Popes down the line have added months, removed weeks, etc.
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by micah94 11y ago
I would hope so. It's kind of their job. They've also published guides for strong encryption and best practices for operating systems for years. You dismiss their wealth of knowledge at your peril. The FBI just wants to throw y
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by micah94 11y ago
Check out the sample spaces link: http://www.securespaces.com/WP2015/index.php/sample-spaces/
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by micah94 11y ago
It's missing the opening <HEAD> tag. Is that a thing?
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by micah94 11y ago
My arm chair trader's opinion would be the Fed removing all guidance and specifics about when they will raise interest rates.
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by micah94 12y ago
No it isn't.
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by micah94 13y ago
For every one of these guys, there's hundreds of others (like my brother-in-law) still living in his mom's basement... Heh. Some of that money is probably his.
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by micah94 13y ago
Would this work after caching? I suppose you could hash the data so the "hostnames" are different each time, forcing an auth lookup.
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by micah94 13y ago
I'm going to file these paragraphs away, so the next time I need to bullshit someone, I'll have some great examples. Not only do they hire the best mathematicians and scientists, but I'm sure there's an English major or
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by micah94 13y ago
LTE SIMs don't use DES encryption.
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by micah94 13y ago
To install a module that easily, there's got to be some commonality on the level of a CPanel which dynamically builds config files... I can't see how a standard Apache install with proper permissions on directories would allow suc
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by micah94 13y ago
What I think you're driving at is what this device (and others like it already do) http://www.nextgigsystems.com/netronome/ssl_inspector_SI-800... . However, you must be sitting in between the client and server an
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by micah94 13y ago
Thanks for the reminder. I almost forgot.
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by micah94 14y ago
I wouldn't suggest a questionable .deb somewhere...so you best just download source and ./configure then make then make install as described in the README: http://sourceforge.net/p/tmux/tmux-code/ci/master/tree/READM... . You might need: '