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by pudquick 13y ago
> Jailbroken iPhones have had this capability for years As have non-jailbroken ones. I have Python for iOS and Pythonista (my preferred favorite) from the App Store. Python for iOS even comes in a 3.2 flavor.
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by pudquick 13y ago
As gzip compression only applies to the content of the page, not the headers, I would assume that prefixing your page with content that is variably compressible and of varying lengths would throw a monkey wrench in the attacks. The compress
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by pudquick 13y ago
Like this? http://www.amazon.co.uk/Power-Only-Charging-Cable-Extension/... "The CDL-02POWER is a type A male to type A female extension cable with only the + and - power pins connected. This is extension for charg
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by pudquick 13y ago
Thank you for the write up here. I was going to post something similar, but instead use the example of a lawyer wanting to perform name searches on the list of people the NSA has information on. One point I do want to make, though, for anyo
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by pudquick 13y ago
For anyone following here at this point, I've downloaded the entirety of the repl.it python engine by using os.walk() on the root directory (/), causing my browser to download every .js, .py, etc. file it can find and store them l
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by pudquick 13y ago
This is incorrect. The article involves compilation of the PyPy interpreter (not CPython) into JS. This is why I asked about someone attempting a benchmark comparison between the two. Still, it's a fun project. Good luck to the author.
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by pudquick 13y ago
How does this compare to http://repl.it/ ? Anyone figured out how to get a comparable benchmark out of it without loading a full browser? The reason I ask is that http://repl.it/languages/Python loads
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by pudquick 13y ago
While you may be right about VTVL not being new, this is disingenuous at best: > Hell, the Apollo Lunar Module technically landed and took off afterwards, as well! It landed and launched in a relatively airless (windless) environment at
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by pudquick 13y ago
The relevant bit of information you're looking for is this part of the standard: "Sharing pin information: It is possible for a client to maintain a pin store based entirely on its own TLS connections. However, such a client runs
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by pudquick 13y ago
Thanks for responding! For anyone looking for that Verisign program, this page appears to have the info: http://www.verisigninc.com/zone
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by pudquick 13y ago
Nifty! A few questions if you don't mind? - What is the source for your list of names to generate the Bloom filters? - How many names do you estimate are in the list(s)? - How long does it take to generate the Bloom filters? - I would
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by pudquick 13y ago
> drop on my ARM NAS that will keep a copy of my Dropbox data Do you also have Dropbox installed on a desktop at your place? Maybe you could co-monitor your desktop Dropbox folder using this: http://sparkleshare.org/ It
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by pudquick 13y ago
This part of the talk is probably the part I have the least interest in, honestly. It would be cool, yes, to act like a first-party Dropbox client and have full access to my account via open tools. But in the meantime, they do have a python
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by pudquick 13y ago
The best I can do is give a personal account of my thoughts as I read both articles: Reading the techyville article: * Honestly never heard of the site before, not terribly pleasing to the eye but oh well. * Ok, hit in the face with a &quot
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by pudquick 13y ago
Unfortunately, JIT will never be allowed on iOS because it invalidates the security model of the iOS App Store. The current security model requires that all iOS App Store executables are monolithic - with the only exception being Apple-prov
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by pudquick 13y ago
Well, the best we can do is assume they lied. However unlikely, it's still possible the NSA had moles or secret legal proceedings against certain employees that directed them to provide the NSA with a direct connection to the servers.
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by pudquick 13y ago
Where I work, the physical document is first scanned into an electronic form (multipage formats like TIFF or PDF, usually). The electronic document is then imported into a proprietary redaction program (there's quite a few on the marke
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by pudquick 13y ago
Actually that driver is specifically for 802.11 (wifi) XBee modules like these: http://www.digikey.com/product-highlights/us/en/digi-interna... It does not cause 2.4Ghz 802.15.4 XBee modules to act like a nor
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by pudquick 13y ago
No. No speed up when compared to a classical machine (for much cheaper) emulating the exact same procedure: http://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=1400
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by pudquick 13y ago
... really not sure where to go with this particular comment. shirts.io would appear to be using Bootstrap, which will give a common popular minimalist style to their site - of which Stripe is a good example (but I don't think they use
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by pudquick 13y ago
For those looking at this, just a head's up - this is YC '12 DataNitro (formerly IronSpread) talking about their product. Also, as a side note since I like python, it's definitely not the only way to do python in Excel. With pyWin32, you ca
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by pudquick 13y ago
There's not really a lot of technical analysis in this post-mortem - does anyone have additional details into the techniques used?
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by pudquick 13y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. The researchers are using a Beagleboard device for the exploit. Based on what they've said to the press so far, it sounds like a no-interaction tethered jailbreak (if it's truly functional on all Apple dev
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by pudquick 13y ago
Python does have a relatively easy to find page regarding reporting security issues: https://pypi.python.org/security I was not (easily) able to find something similar for ruby gems.
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by pudquick 13y ago
"Work is continuously occurring in the interior" Might be nice to have a window in a room so you have a dry area to stage your work from or take a break in. Maybe pair it with a lockable interior door for overnight storage.
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by pudquick 13y ago
Please do note that I said 'similar term', I didn't say it was a direct equivalent. I was just providing an example that someone from the US might immediately understand. It's a phrase that someone from the associated region of the world ca
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by pudquick 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_brick_university One of 6 particular universities. A similar term in the USA would be something like Ivy League: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_League
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by pudquick 13y ago
I personally prefer Biebian: http://biebian.sourceforge.net/
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by pudquick 13y ago
I don't think they've made that public. But such systems do exist. Check out Figure 1 right above this link: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9742/products_tech_not... There's probably a third-party vendor that can take that interfac
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by pudquick 13y ago
In a well-designed building, that's not hard. All of your network drops would all be connected to the switches in advance (if network security was a concern, you could do 802.1X controlled VLAN / port-based authentication). In this type of

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