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by mkj 5y ago
My rough understanding is that Caja for JavaScript kind of did that. Libraries didn't have access to the whole scope, could only access what they were given via capabilities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caja_pro
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by mkj 5y ago
But the submitter nabla9 didn't even have that HN account in 2012!
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by mkj 5y ago
Nope, it says the extra bits of land are normal freehold not special airport land.
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by mkj 5y ago
"Get in touch" for signup does not seem like a rival to AWS.
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by mkj 5y ago
> if you ignore the noise That seems to be the problem with all the Dyson products. I don't think it will work for headphones!
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by mkj 5y ago
memLevel=1 afaik is pretty rare in the wild? The maintainer doesn't seem to dispute it after a reproducer was shown, a new release is out now.
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by mkj 5y ago
Outed by the memos he leaked: > Classified N.S.A. memos appear to confirm that the fatal weakness, discovered by two Microsoft cryptographers in 2007, was engineered by the agency. The N.S.A. wrote the standard and aggressively pushed i
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by mkj 5y ago
And the author of this MS paper is who first publicised the potential Dual_EC_DRBG backdoor years before it was outed by Snowden.
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by mkj 5y ago
The SAMSUNG MZVL2512HCJQ-00BL7 aka PM9A1 in this Thinkpad is supported by fwupd, I've had a couple of updates.
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Using an NXP ARM Microcontroller? Asked for Access to Their Security Bulletins?(twitter.com)
2 points by mkj 5y ago|0 comments
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by mkj 5y ago
It seems the data is computed on a grid, so TIF files are the raw dataset. They're georeferenced, desktop Google Earth can handle them imported as a "super overlay". https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.63
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by mkj 5y ago
Which CA was used for the exploit? I know letsencrypt had work to validate from multiple paths [1]. If it were a more lax CA then just pointing CAA at somewhere like letsencrypt could possibly be sufficient protection. 1 https:/&#x2
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by mkj 5y ago
This is more interesting than the title suggests. BGP hijack during domain validation to get a badly issued ssl cert, then use that for MITM. I guess it will happen again.
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MangoPi-Nezha MQ tiny open source RISC-V devkit(crowdsupply.com)
2 points by mkj 5y ago|0 comments
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by mkj 5y ago
xe-0-0-0.pe1.a.suv.aarnet.net.au isn't in Australia
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by mkj 5y ago
"Only include relevant information such as artist name, release title as text, and the exact song title or album as released" seems to imply no other text is allowed. "No dates" - would Pulp Disco 2000 be allowed? Who kn
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by mkj 5y ago
Apple seem to be trying to push app store like restrictions to the whole music industry. How many classic album covers would violate these rules?
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Apple Music Cover Art Rules(artists.apple.com)
37 points by mkj 5y ago|61 comments
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by mkj 5y ago
The ESP32C3 seem to have the same friction - closed wifi blobs? They might get supplanted by something with a more malleable software stack.
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by mkj 5y ago
It sounds like the satellite access is for manufacturer support (Enercon) but the day to day operation is done by the power companies that own them, via other comms. Beware device phone-home maybe? Guess at least this case sounds like just
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by mkj 5y ago
Such a waste, but the die voltage stacking is interesting. I wonder if GPGPU devices could use the same thing if the cores were sufficiently lockstep. > That allows an input voltage of 8.875 V to be divided into 355 mV across each ganged
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by mkj 5y ago
Looks useful. Vega-Lite is TypeScript (?), how does that distribute/integrate with Plost in python?
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by mkj 5y ago
If they can link serial numbers to appleids it would imply that they could block non-apple devices? Unless the Apple serial numbers are also randomly generated or something? (Might check the apple docs later)
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by mkj 5y ago
Are there any mainstream distros (not things like OpenWRT) that have / as not-your-main-hard-disk though? If / were some abstract place then sure it would make sense, but that isn't usually the case.
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by mkj 5y ago
The root of the hierarchy being one of the arbitrary drives seems a bit strange. Why is my USB stick (a physical thing I can hold) part of a Linux partition of my hard disk? Having fixed letters is a bit antiquated, but drives as separate e
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by mkj 5y ago
Totally agree how painless it is switching services - Tidal paying tunemymusic for music library imports was a good idea. I wonder if that is part of why Spotify started pushing podcasts so hard - they can get exclusive content easier that
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by mkj 5y ago
Looks like a pretty solid design with battery capability, low current draw. I'm curious if it's possible to do tricks redrawing one colour at a time for fun visual effects.
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Inkplate 6COLOR – WiFi 5.8“ e-paper color display(crowdsupply.com)
15 points by mkj 5y ago|1 comments
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by mkj 5y ago
Dev OpenWRT appears to have already updated to a recent musl which supports time64 syscalls, so it will work fine. https://forum.openwrt.org/t/error-with-libc-so-gettimeofday-... That Fedora page doesn't mention a
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by mkj 5y ago
Does this randomly choose random peers based on hashing, or will it try using some latency metric too? It would be nice if there were protocol docs.

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