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by mukyu 12y ago
In addition to their overlaid streaming comments on videos (think youtube) and live streams (justin.tv/twitch, etc) they actually have a section for live tv[1]. [1] http://jk.nicovideo.jp/
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by mukyu 13y ago
I particularly liked the distinct error on bad padding, because that could never go wrong with CBC.
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by mukyu 13y ago
Most people would not call only releasing the data to a journalist "publishing", and much less "with malicious intent". weev didn't put his dump up on the pirate bay, he sent it to Gawker.
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by mukyu 13y ago
Karma per post is not well correlated with the actual quality of your contributions. You can get hundreds of karma for posting superficial observations early on a post that become popular. Someone that has observed HN for long enough could
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by mukyu 13y ago
Quebec has onerous regulations regarding contests and sweepstakes. http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/te...
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Flush+Reload side-channel attacks on secp256k1 used in Bitcoin protocol [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
50 points by mukyu 13y ago|4 comments
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by mukyu 13y ago
Previous discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7353109
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by mukyu 13y ago
How is the public served by learning about all of the relatives of someone that might be the real creator of Bitcoin? Even if he is correct in his research, what have we really learned? This basically reads like a random infodump from stalk
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by mukyu 13y ago
I actually wrote that comment back in the day. I was rather snarky and unhelpful it seems. The code for the sshd does not seem to be there anymore, but from memory: it did not check if the number sent by Bob was 0, 1, or any any other group
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by mukyu 13y ago
HBO already has HBO Go so they would only have to scale it out.
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by mukyu 13y ago
>1 (note: it's still encrypted prior to gzipping). why
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by mukyu 13y ago
Both of mine are http://vasco.com
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by mukyu 14y ago
http://media.steampowered.com/client/installer/steam.deb (Ubuntu 12.04, supposedly is only supposed to work for people in the beta)
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Steam for Linux Beta Now Available (store.steampowered.com)
275 points by mukyu 14y ago|87 comments
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Report of the investigation into the DigiNotar Certificate Authority breach(rijksoverheid.nl)
1 points by mukyu 14y ago|0 comments
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by mukyu 14y ago
The most interesting part is that MIT uses client side X.509 certs which basically no one ever uses.
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by mukyu 14y ago
Letting someone else generate private keys for when you aren't even sure if they have good entropy much less might be malicious? Smart.
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‘Pinkie Pie’ notches second full Chrome exploit worth $60k at Pwnium 2 hackathon(thenextweb.com)
5 points by mukyu 14y ago|0 comments
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by mukyu 14y ago
I cannot seem to find any information on what kind of connectivity they have/peering. Also, do you get anything like iKVM or even a way to power cycle it? It sounds like anything you run is going to be virtualized anyways or at least under
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by mukyu 14y ago
Doubtful when it is so much easier to get people with 'download this codec to play this video' or putting them in cracks/keygens.
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Google beefs up its security by acquiring online virus scanner VirusTotal(thenextweb.com)
53 points by mukyu 14y ago|11 comments
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by mukyu 14y ago
A collection of the level 8 solutions can be found at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqPyYgZlFopxdHB...
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by mukyu 15y ago
Having actually played games where bots are not allowed, I have done both of those things or similar (killing bots, making them get stuck in loops, getting the killed, teleporting them or otherwise making them get stuck, .. just about anyth
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by mukyu 15y ago
This instead seems to be a rant about... whatever AMIs he has tried to run on a micro and absolutely nothing at all about t1.micros. There are issues with them, such as the terribly inconsistent latency that i'm not really sure if it is cau
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by mukyu 15y ago
http://events.ccc.de/congress/2010/Fahrplan/events/4203.en.h... precis: exhaustive search on DES for $1000 in FPGAs from eBay, 2 years ago DES is in the range of 'costs less than a new phone/iPad' to do an exhaustive search at this point
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by mukyu 15y ago
Facebook regularly pisses off large swathes of its users and they stay anyways. You can look at basically any feature they launch and subsequently have users trying to revolt over or the numerous privacy scandals.
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by mukyu 15y ago
What the hell are you talking about? Google is not storing hashes of your emails instead of the emails. How is anything under discussion related to passwords?
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by mukyu 15y ago
dchest answered more of the 'what' than why the answer to the why is news.arc (what this site runs) is the pet example of Arc, which is pg's lisp dialect focused on making lisp web apps with continuation passing style as such, the technical
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by mukyu 15y ago
Their content matching system came about in the middle of a billion dollar lawsuit from Viacom. Given that youtube was full of Viacom's assets (such as videos of The Daily Show and The Colbert Report) I find it hard to classify such a lawsu
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by mukyu 15y ago
The way I remember it wasn't tossed because people did not like it, but because they did not have the computing resources to do it anymore.

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