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by mikecb 10y ago
Schools almost ubiquitously use SSL -decrypting dpi devices with the device root installed on endpoints, bypassing both HSTS and HPKP.
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by mikecb 10y ago
A cap and trade system where the initial credits were auctioned would be the closest I could imagine to recovering losses, yes.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Maybe I should have said theoretical or stereotypical. Apologies.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Strict libertarianism recognizes central authorities as a role to prevent you from taking from me, which is what distinguishes it from anarchism. Libertarians should like pigou because it's the theoretical most efficient. Of course, au
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by mikecb 10y ago
Coase, Pigou, all these ideas are fairly libertarian, just like other forms of property rights are, and externalities like pollution can be thought of as a form of trespass.
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by mikecb 10y ago
I don't really understand why the title was changed to this from my original or the title of the post, since it is less informative and more inflammatory...
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by mikecb 10y ago
TF is entirely opensource. The same models will run on the open source version as in the hosted version. How is this not the equivalent of saying "If you use postgres, you are locked in."
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How to escape lock-in with a multi-cloud stack(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
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by mikecb 10y ago
Best walkthrough I've seen of the intent element from a JAG: http://warontherocks.com/2016/07/why-intent-not-gross-neglig...
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by mikecb 10y ago
Parent suggested deploying TLS from origin to Cloudflare would resolve this. Simply pointing out that it will not.
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by mikecb 10y ago
TLS transmits the host in cleartext.
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Android bug bounty program now paying extra for PoC, patches(9to5google.com)
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by mikecb 10y ago
I'm not suggesting that, but that economics changes things much more rapidly, c.f. 5G, which may roll out multi-gigabit speeds to consumers far before landline.
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by mikecb 10y ago
At the moment.
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by mikecb 10y ago
As far as I could find not open sourced, but talked about at the data science blog (which is generally awesome): http://www.unofficialgoogledatascience.com/2015/12/replacing...
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by mikecb 10y ago
And legal, but that's the common law coming through.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Data cleaning is always a problem in statistics, so much so that most data scientists say that most of their time is spent on it.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Short answer: no. The phrase in italics is bounded by the phrase "making of any law". The bill of rights operates only against the Federal government, except those rights incorporated against the States by the 14th amendment, and
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by mikecb 10y ago
I didn't say that at all.
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by mikecb 10y ago
Seems like it would have unacceptable performance limitations.
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by mikecb 10y ago
This isn't about a secure smartphone, because you can't use a secure smartphone on insecure networks, like with regular email.
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by mikecb 10y ago
'azet noted in another forum that with pathlen:0, this cert cannot be used to issue other intermediate certs, such as they would to place in a traffic inspection device.
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by mikecb 10y ago
If you like this, you'll like the ONS youtube channel.[1] In particular, the keynotes by Vahdat are pretty amazing. [1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHo2uqQqpmE_Cg5b4qiUpUg
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by mikecb 10y ago
A better one-up would have been: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Knox
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by mikecb 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Knox
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by mikecb 10y ago
Hostname, but not path.
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by mikecb 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/OnHub/comments/43vivm/release_notes... https://www.reddit.com/r/OnHub/comments/3sv1zt/support_for_i...
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by mikecb 10y ago
Yes, use juniper instead.
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by mikecb 10y ago
The PM has been very active on various forums talking to users about best ways to implement things like storage. IPv6 is enabled in beta channel (channel switching was accelerated after many users expressed desire for it), and is waiting on
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by mikecb 10y ago
They issued a security update within 24 hours of the cve, and > 99% of users had it within 48. That's what we need to happen.

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