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DOJ: Strong encryption that we don’t have access to is “unreasonable”(arstechnica.com)
306 points by nimbius 9y ago|224 comments
1712.
by nimbius 9y ago
s/fatigue/incident rate of workers compensation/ whole lot of weasel words in here. "time away from the job" "lessen the chance of fatigue " "reduce the physical toll on employees" Its workplace
1713.
by nimbius 9y ago
for anyone new to gitlab, it is a bear. even their own cluster/HA documentation is mostly just a thin roadmap to a final goal. a statement of intent if you will. There are just far too many moving parts in this software and the glar
1714.
Newport Beach will monitor Driver Bluetooth data to analyze traffic(latimes.com)
1 points by nimbius 9y ago|0 comments
1715.
by nimbius 9y ago
Does anyone know if ephemeral/automated cert issuing and renewal exists as an open source project yet? Most of this is Netflix internal but I feel like letsencrypt has made short lived certs an inevitibility
1716.
by nimbius 9y ago
from TFA: But to make it work, you must navigate a far-reaching system of milling, processing, fermenting, and baking. as a baker, I wonder how/if this grain could perform in place of actual wheat. fermentation is a major step in almo
1717.
by nimbius 9y ago
This article makes the asinine inference that hiring a ts worker somehow magically grants you access to ts data. Sf86 makes it perfectly clear: you can be tried for treason up to and including capital punishment for leaking state secrets a
1718.
by nimbius 9y ago
On August 25, 2017, US President Donald Trump issued an executive order limiting the government of Venezuela's ability to access certain types of international financing. This would certainly curtail the governments ability to ease th
1719.
by nimbius 9y ago
Most of the bay area employees are divided into 3 categories from anecdotal experience: young rockstars that are willing to live in relative squalor for a chance to prove themselves, vested and moneyed elites (CEO's, presidents, VC f
1720.
by nimbius 9y ago
Or in other words...price discrimination as a service
1721.
by nimbius 9y ago
still couldnt get over the font layout for the product... seeing as we couldnt put "a shiftless colon key" on one line, my eyes stopped at "a shiftless colon" and I began to seriously reconsider what this product was off
1722.
by nimbius 9y ago
Werner Koch is starting to look less like a quack after the discovery of this conjecture. He's been pushing to deprecate gpg RSA in general, and is evidenced to have taken a step toward this goal in the latest 2.1 release with ed25519
1723.
by nimbius 9y ago
This is a great article for beginners but I must take issue with the fact that gpg 2.1 has been released for a year now and this article still recommends non-elliptic keys. When will we switch?
1724.
by nimbius 9y ago
interestingly enough this is largely due to the ios subsystems use of MPTCP for siri. It also shows up in F5 products, albeit one must wonder if its ever advertised for use in genuine load balancing https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
1725.
by nimbius 9y ago
TL;DR: can you connect to this website with an IETF experimental standard that hasnt been upstreamed into the linux kernel and only started using function pointers in 2015? No. http://people.netfilter.org/pablo/netdev0.