mordocai

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by mordocai 10y ago
Might just be a result of the dns issues?
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by mordocai 10y ago
Discovering a breach is arguably the hardest part.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Browser extensions in all browsers typically do things to the web page DOM for various reasons. I don't know how the technical details work since I've never written one, but chrome addons can certainly change things about the web
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by mordocai 10y ago
Right, and in my opinion part of what would be best for his sons is for them to be playing with girls as well as boys. Therefore, in my opinion Mike shouldn't be marketing this specifically for boys.
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by mordocai 10y ago
While it definitely looks like Mike doesn't discriminate against girls(since several were present in the story and pictures) I find the focus on boys less than ideal. "Tomboys" exist, and even girls who tend more to the &quot
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by mordocai 10y ago
Resolution is how many pixels per the entire screen. DPI is how many pixels per a inch. For instance, a high resolution 4k TV that is 50" might not be considered high DPI compared to a 4k 15" laptop screen.
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by mordocai 10y ago
Not to mention that "organic" doesn't mean what most consumers think it does.
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by mordocai 10y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but people still write horribly insecure code in PHP because it is so easy.
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by mordocai 10y ago
You act like I have the skill, time, and motivation to build my own system. It is perfectly valid to tell the creators of the systems you use that you'd would prefer them to be more like X.
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by mordocai 10y ago
If it is functional(and maybe if not), you can potentially get a decent amount of money from selling that.
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by mordocai 10y ago
How are those things related at all in the context?
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by mordocai 10y ago
So xNTJ? Cool
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by mordocai 10y ago
I think they're just saying that any new client that tried to not support duplication at all would likely quickly run into a large amount of npm packages/package combinations that just don't work. So within the context of usi
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by mordocai 10y ago
Eh, I'm right on the E/I border and pretty strongly test one way in the other categories so I just say i'm barely an I and then NTJ.
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by mordocai 10y ago
> I never liked LastPass because it's rigid on how you can store data. Surely username+password+ website is common enough, but give the user the opportunity to add custom fields. This is how KeePass and 1Password work, it's a p
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by mordocai 10y ago
Not distributed but for windows users, https://chocolatey.org/ . According to https://chocolatey.org/security it verifies package checksums. Of course chocolatey itself could be compromised.
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by mordocai 10y ago
The author is answering questions on reddit ( https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/56ojub/after_1... ). I didn't see a hackernews submission so went ahead and posted it.
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Bitwarden – Free and Open Source Password Manager(bitwarden.com)
231 points by mordocai 10y ago|103 comments
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by mordocai 10y ago
The end game would be decrypting it in the display device (better have a movie conglomerate approved video card and display device so everything supports the drm!) + one of the many solutions lately that can cause recording devices to (volu
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by mordocai 10y ago
If their brothers/sisters in blue don't like them then they will be arrested for murder if they acted inappropriately. Otherwise the investigation will likely be half-assed or purposely sabotaged. The "blue line" is a re
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by mordocai 10y ago
I don't believe this is actually arguable. People use tor to attempt to anonymize their (generally non-ddos) attacks. I don't believe tor can support the type of ddos the OP is talking about, of course. If you could provide the so
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by mordocai 10y ago
Of course, I'm not sure if cloudflare could care any less about tor users. They see a lot of attack traffic from tor so this probably isn't something they are concerned about. I can't really blame them from a business perspec
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by mordocai 10y ago
The difference is a random citizen shooting you will go to jail if they get caught. A police officer will get paid leave with a presumption that you did something to cause it while it is "investigated" by their brothers/siste
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by mordocai 10y ago
> To compare, I spent an hour reading systemd documentation to just find the location of one of the configuration files. And how long did it take you to figure out the same thing with sysv init when you were just starting out? I imagine
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by mordocai 10y ago
And yet despite all the problems you point out (some of which I agree with, some of which I don't) there are thousands of sysadmins happily (and some percentage greater than 0% unhappily) using systemd on hundreds of thousands of serve
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by mordocai 10y ago
I readily admit it is probably different in the details but as said I was under the impression that the feeling of isolation and friends moving on etc was pretty normal across the board.
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by mordocai 10y ago
> Apparently that's a very normal experience for gay people. Not to invalidate this but I was under the impression that this is normal for a large majority of people in general, not just gay people.
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by mordocai 10y ago
I was complaining more about the sudo part. Probably should have just had that in the quote.
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by mordocai 10y ago
"Vuls doesn't support SSH password authentication. So you have to use SSH key-based authentication. And also, SUDO with password is not supported for security reasons. So you have to define NOPASSWORD in /etc/sudoers on
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by mordocai 10y ago
https://libreboot.org/faq/#amd . ARM maybe?

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