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by pquerna 10y ago
I basically agree with you, but your analogy actually happened: Woman says red zone painted after she parked: http://abc7news.com/news/woman-says-red-zone-painted-after-s...
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by pquerna 10y ago
I used to work at Joost. Culturally, it came fro the Skype world, and I worked on the p2p engine used for both on-demand and live streaming of video: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joost The cost of delivering content
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by pquerna 10y ago
All in, about ~1.8bn annual budget in SF. The Proposed Operating Budget for FY 2017 totals to $1,154.7 million[0] The Proposed MTA FY 2015 and FY 2016 Capital Budget includes an appropriation of $562.9 million in FY 2015 and $669.0 million
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by pquerna 10y ago
you might be interested in ScaleFT, we offer our product in a behind the firewall edition with similar goals/features to BLESS: https://www.scaleft.com/product/ (I'm a ScaleFT co-founder)
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The Gadget Apocalypse Is Upon Us(nytimes.com)
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by pquerna 10y ago
> I'm sure they contribute back at least a little Almost from 2 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9358843 But gist is, Amazon employees are generally discouraged from contributing to open source at all
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San Francisco Wants to Build Its Own Fiber Network(dslreports.com)
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Secret’s Founder on the Problems with Anonymity(nytimes.com)
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The Race for a Zika Vaccine(nytimes.com)
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Packet Launches On-Demand ARM64 Bare Metal Server(packet.net)
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by pquerna 10y ago
If you contributed a reasonable patch to Apache Mesos, implementing a feature like enhanced authentication, and then that patch was reject with such an excuse, that would be a problem. But Mesosphere choosing not to contribute specific feat
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by pquerna 10y ago
ScaleFT | San Francisco, CA; Austin, TX | Software Engineer | ONSITE ScaleFT is a software security startup. If you already know about Google's BeyondCorp papers, then you will understand where we are going. We have created a new model
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Oss-fuzz: continuous fuzzing of open source software(github.com)
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by pquerna 10y ago
WaPo headline: Trump urges supporters to monitor polling places in ‘certain areas’ https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/10...
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by pquerna 10y ago
I don't think its perfect, but I think Yelp's search UI does pretty well for a ton of choices, and integrates Geo-boxing in a way that most people can understand more easily than within 20 miles of a zip code Example: https:&#x2F
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by pquerna 10y ago
Almost 300 projects now: https://projects.apache.org/ I wouldn't describe it as a "neighborhood full of foreclosures and zombie properties". Yes, theres been a bunch of drama around OpenOffice, but many proj
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by pquerna 10y ago
The Apache Foundation doesn't "make" projects successful or failures, it provides a home. The foundation doesn't employ developers or really allocate resources for a specific project. It is a "home" with a leg
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by pquerna 10y ago
ScaleFT | SF | Software Engineer | ONSITE ScaleFT is a software security startup. If you already know about Google's BeyondCorp papers, then you will understand where we are going. We have created a new model of device attestation wit
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Tesla Adds Code Signing to Firmware(wired.com)
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Osquery for Windows(facebook.com)
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by pquerna 10y ago
Completely Agree! When you think down this path, its why Certificate Transparency Logs make even more sense -- Yes, its still ideal that a CA operates in a "good" way, but using the Cert Logs you know everything they have signed,
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by pquerna 10y ago
Yes, Chrome generally uses the OS trust store as "trust roots", however Chrome layers on additional validation and pinning in the Chrome code: CRLSets: https://dev.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/crls
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by pquerna 10y ago
While most of the doc focused on StartCom/WoSign, I thought this bit at the end was interesting: > no longer accept audits carried out by Ernst & Young (Hong Kong). To reject audits from E&Y.... It makes me wonder about the
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by pquerna 10y ago
Does NSA tapping Google's fiber count: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-24751821
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by pquerna 10y ago
Short answer to your question is "Private Banking": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_banking You have a specific account manager, who you know, and is in communication with you about that Jet purchase.
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Old Style and New Style Dates(en.wikipedia.org)
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by pquerna 10y ago
In any larger environment or company, assertions like "everyone's keys have a strong passphrase" are basically impossible to make. Multi-Factor into the VPN or SSH bastion is a good idea to look at.
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by pquerna 10y ago
ScaleFT | SF | Software Engineer | ONSITE ScaleFT is a software security startup. We have created a new model of device attestation with ephemeral certificates for SSH & RDP (today), to provide authentication, authorization and user ma
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Trends in – and the Future of – Infrastructure(a16z.com)
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Black Chamber(en.wikipedia.org)
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