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   by pronoiac 13y ago

   I found a PDP Basic manual: http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/dec/pdp11/basic/DEC-1...
2. 782.▲
   by pronoiac 13y ago

   Consider it a step 0!
3. 783.▲
   by pronoiac 13y ago

   It's about AES key recovery, even from different cores.
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   Fine grain Cross-VM Attacks on Xen and VMware are possible(eprint.iacr.org)

   68 points by pronoiac 13y ago|23 comments
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   by pronoiac 13y ago

   Ubuntu offers a guide to fetching the appropriate software dependencies for a build environment, kernel source and configs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BuildYourOwnKernel
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   by pronoiac 13y ago

   It sometimes worked for me. The server's likely overwhelmed. The Coral Cache link works consistently: http://nf.wh3rd.net.nyud.net/10things/#1
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   by pronoiac 13y ago

   You might check pjscott's comment, sibling to the parent comment. There's a lot more to it, but a bloom filter's already been considered for this.
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   by pronoiac 13y ago

   Wow! That was an informative read. Thanks!
9. 789.▲
   by pronoiac 13y ago

   Oh, I wasn't thinking about having this be a perfect oracle; just a better and smaller first pass (edit:) for CRL, not for OCSP. I got the idea from Squid and the network of caches.[1] That body of experience may be helpful. For shri
10. 790.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Could we use bloom filters on the CRLs, before checking with OCSP? Maybe I should go crunch the numbers on the viability of that.
11. 791.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Reading this makes me think that the Go crypto primitives could use a lot more plumbing; it would make them more useful, and avoid some pitfalls by making it easier to do the right thing.
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    I'm a bit surprised that Simplenote [1] wasn't mentioned here. It would automatically sync with nvALT. If you're digging further, the relevant keywords are "ubiquitous capture." I first became familiar with it thro
13. 793.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Can you use a bloom filter against the CRL/OCSP, then test possible matches against the OCSP? I don't have numbers handy, but that could potentially improve privacy, speed, and bandwidth concerns.
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Deduplication is a marvellous thing.
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Reading this, I was surprised at some of the characteristics they use to describe ZFS. Specifically: it's not cluster-able, and that it slows down after a lot of uptime. They seem to know their tech fairly well! I'd love to hear a
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    Post-mortem report of Saturday’s file server failure(blog.nearlyfreespeech.net)

    2 points by pronoiac 13y ago|1 comments
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Wait, Common Crawl is part of Automattic? I had no idea!
18. 798.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Ugh. This works, but it's ugly. There are a lot of automated tarsnap assistants on github; I made one myself.[1] They can do helpful things like allow for daily, weekly, and monthly backups, keeping a certain number of each. (And per
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Here's San Francisco: http://crayonmap.herokuapp.com/#map=12/37.774650/-122.434216
20. 800.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    My guess: It's about sympathy and compassion for those not at our level.
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Oh! I immediately thought this was related to #iamdoingprogramming[1], thanks to @aphyr.[2] It's not, but there could be overlap. [1] https://twitter.com/search?q=%23iamdoingprogramming [2] https://twitter.c
22. 802.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    This is awesome! I like how they document everything. Tomorrow, I'm interviewing at a different place, which is trying to deal with their storage issues, and I was going to mention Storage Pod 3.0. So this is very timely for me!
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Thanks! It had a useful suggested title, to paraphrase: "Using Google Analytics to track high-DPI-screens"
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    That's odd - was the previous discussion completely deleted?
25. 805.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    I don't think "security" is usually a binary concept, where it's either there or it isn't. It's more useful to draw an analog from the ratings of safes, which are along the lines of "it would take ___ hour
26. 806.▲
    by pronoiac 13y ago

    Yes, but if you largely deal with non-web protocols - like git - Cloudflare's much less effective.
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    There's an exclamation point at the end of the URL, and the HN parser leaves it out. Try: https://web.archive.org/web/20110120044901/http://www.woodma...
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    The HTML is loading very slowly - it took 30 seconds in one attempt. And the images aren't working at all. Oh, you're hosting it from your home DSL line? Bandwidth is the problem. Maybe you should save everything into a Dropbox
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    The server's overwhelmed. Try the Coral Cache: http://wesleyac.x64.me.nyud.net/blog/?p=25
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    by pronoiac 13y ago

    I've used Cinelerra quite a bit; it has multiple layers, color correction, and perspective filters, which makes me happy.