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by pa7ch 8y ago
Maybe not the answer your looking for but any Chromebook has a fork of coreboot that I think follows upstream closely. Chromebooks have been far ahead for awhile in boot security and chromeOS is becoming quite usable with its Linux containe
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by pa7ch 8y ago
Not everything he says is off base and he does present the basics of clinical psychology well. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is an interesting field one can gain a lot from studying. However many things he talks or just hints at can be quest
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by pa7ch 8y ago
I really like the upspin approach for federated self-hosting of userdata (for lack of a better term) in that it builds a platform for it that apps like nextcloud and others would build on top of. I'm not saying its the right solution,
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by pa7ch 8y ago
I just remember two strong passwords. My master password for my manager and my gmail password. My gmail can recover pretty much all my other passwords. Also I keep backup secrets for my gmail as well. This feels robust enough, but backing u
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by pa7ch 8y ago
Since I didn't exercise as much I focused on physical activities that require less commitment like hiking, rock climbing gyms, and the occasional yoga class. I just found having a full time job made it hard to get in consistent workout
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by pa7ch 8y ago
Much of martial arts pedagogy is not about fighting ability. I went to a very strenuous and traditional Tae Kwon Do school as a kid in a diverse semi low-income neighborhood. I had no delusions that it was teaching me how to fight well in M
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by pa7ch 8y ago
Generics in Go, even as proposed, would not be without some trade-offs in readability and orthogonality with interfaces. These are things Go currently excels at. Its easy to imagine that adding an alternative UX in Signal for non-phone base
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by pa7ch 8y ago
I particularly like reading code from Upspin (upspin.io). Its probably partially because I think the project design is interesting and write go. Regardless, its a great ground up Go project by some of the original Go authors and contributor
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by pa7ch 8y ago
As a user of dep, glide, godep and avid reader of vgo technical docs I favor vgo's solution. I've been a professional Go developer a few years now. The notion that this committee speaks for the community seems a weak one to me and
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by pa7ch 8y ago
I feel like its just taking off. Crostini is a game changer. Super stable and secure base OS with a modern linux kernel but with real vendor hardware support that is auto-updating and mostly immutable. Then you have, out of the box with a s
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by pa7ch 8y ago
Minor correction: MVS requires modules to specify the minimum version to use of a module. The algorithm will then select the newest among those based on the idea that semver is forward compatible among minor versions. The name minimal ver
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by pa7ch 8y ago
I often ask questions like that because I genuinely assume there is a good reason something was done a certain way but its not obvious to me. Maybe they made it over complicated by accident or, more likely, since I didn't spend as much
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by pa7ch 9y ago
You might be interested in upspin.io. It's by some of the people involved in plan9 and/or Go. It's an ambitious project because ultimately you need to coerce all the apps with valuable data to export to or be compatible with
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by pa7ch 9y ago
I've been trying to track the termina project (along with the KVM and vm_launcher bits). From what I can glean: termina is a minimal flavor chromeOS designed to be run with the vm_launcher that will support OCI based containers. I have
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by pa7ch 9y ago
To add to this, past the initial elder-knapping, it looks like they drugged the elders to keep them from rebelling/attending court dates. From the article: >During Rennie North’s first year at Lakeview Terrace, she gained sixty poun
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by pa7ch 9y ago
I think we found the landlord. The homes people live in are more then just an investment to someone else. As a landlord, I "sure as heck" wouldn't begrudge a tenant the joy of finding a pet as a companion in life over few dol
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by pa7ch 9y ago
Since, this system is a layer outside the kernel, just a bunch of normal applications I don't think this would work as smoothly. I think you'd need a custom storage server to serve the audio card from the other machine. It doesn&#
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by pa7ch 9y ago
Yes, definitely you can shard your filesystem however you like or mount any remote system locally if thats what your asking. There is currently a little research into what it looks like to expose something like a webcam as a file and how st
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by pa7ch 9y ago
The dream of the plan9 filesystem may be alive in upspin ( https://upspin.io/ ). Its a federated filesystem/protocol with a global namespace. The security story could arguably be described as a layer on top of any applic
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by pa7ch 9y ago
While I tend to agree, regardless, auditing should probably accomplished by requiring managed devices that can slurp the signal data on disk. This might already be the case and is much better then making senate use non-e2e secure communicat
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by pa7ch 11y ago
Oh thats really interesting. I've never read CONAME before so I'll check it out. It sounds like its definitely worth evaluating more. I've wonder if things like multi-device support or deriving a private key from a passphrase
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by pa7ch 11y ago
I think he already made a strong point why CONIKS style transparency isn't all that great for end-users. See this mailing list thread that includes the author of CONIKS talking about it with moxie before CONIKS was published: https:&#
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by pa7ch 11y ago
I'm perfectly OK with a cop neither taking a starving person's bread nor arresting him. I don't think the bread maker wants it back.
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by pa7ch 11y ago
Would you, by chance, be able to link or share that error lib? I'd love to see more solutions for error handling to get a better grasp.
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by pa7ch 11y ago
"SSL added and removed here! :¬)"
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by pa7ch 12y ago
This is why SEL4 is awesome. http://ssrg.nicta.com.au/projects/seL4/ First kernel with certain security guarantees formally proven; now open source. It can be used as a hypervisor which seems like its most obvious
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by pa7ch 12y ago
In the interest of facilitating a open and fair discussion on the larger issue of state surveillance, I highly recommend checking out the 2014 Munk debates: http://www.munkdebates.com/debates/state-surveillance General
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by pa7ch 12y ago
Looking at the comments in support of the NSA here makes me suspect an astroturfing campaign is happening. Edit: I should add that my suspicion came from noticing that the vast majority of the comments when this was first posted seemed alig
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by pa7ch 12y ago
Although they don't have an ECB func, You can trivially implement it from their AES library. I imagine the thinking goes something like, if you don't know enough to write a couple lines to implement ECB, you probably shouldn'
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by pa7ch 13y ago
You must not be familiar with 'palantir'. A seeing stone used for spying, communication, and manipulation by Sauron and Saruman in LOTR.

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