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raimue
13y ago
It's 2014 already!
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13y ago
Good tutorial with detailed set up instructions. On some configuration values I would say the default would suffice as well, but mentioning what can be configured might also be helpful. However, from experience, setting up a database is ove
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13y ago
Similar project, but already available: http://www.panstamp.com/products/wirelessarduino pamStamp has a different focus on home automation instead of broadcasting to the internet, though. However, one could also set up
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13y ago
The QWERTY layout has been around for so long that it is difficult to just change to something else. People are used to the well-known keyboard interface to the computer/smartphone/tablet/... and actually expect it that way,
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On the plus side, you can have multiple local branches side-by-side with svn easily, which is much easier to work with for beginners as they can just view and compare the trees in the filesystem. With git, such a setup requires more underst
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13y ago
No, the AES encryption key really never leaves the CPU, that is the whole point here. TRESOR uses the four x86 debug registers to store a 128 or 256 bit key and then uses this key to calculate the AES round keys on-the-fly on each block of
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RAM Memory acquisition using live-BIOS modification
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13y ago
If you are talking about normal user space applications, any encryption key would be in RAM as well, so this would be useless. As a more advanced example for measures against cold boot attacks, the research project TRESOR provides a patch f
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13y ago
> On the Mac if you want to customize the window title bar, you are going to be in for a world of pain. Apple provides no API for customizing things like the title bar on OS X. That is not really a downside. Why should the title bar be c
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13y ago
If you distribute a single source tarball with code files with different licenses, all of them apply. There may be different terms limiting what you are allowed to do with the file in each of the licenses, while the most restrictive license
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13y ago
Check out the Javascript PC Emulator by Fabrice Bellard: http://bellard.org/jslinux/ He also wrote the original QEMU for machine emulation, long before native virtualization support was available in x86 CPUs.
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13y ago
In general, public/private keys can be used for the encryption itself. However, if you want to send a document to multiple recipients you would need to encrypt the whole plain text multiple times with each public key. However, asymmet
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13y ago
With this argumentation you could also say it's wasted effort to implement a BSD kernel because Linux exists. Thanks for the pointer to libgit2.
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13y ago
What I don't like about the approach is that they announce to prominently use git as a modern DVCS, which is not BSD software. I would rather see improvements in the existing BSD-licensed VCS. Currently, the only candidate under active
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13y ago
If they make it that complicated to get to their actual content I simply won't read it. I should not be required to block any scripts in order to make a website usable.
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13y ago
Nice idea. However, the link I created for HN does not show any preview: http://fu.gg/kE1Lov ? :-( Also it would be good to see the real URL somewhere on the peek preview page before clicking the visit button. That alone wou
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13y ago
Useless use of cat!
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13y ago
OpenStreetMap still has it: http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=48.4451&lon=-122.34063... I tried to mark it as closed, but did not find any option for that in potlatch. Can someone else with more experience with OSM help out?
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13y ago
Migration is still required to reinstall ports as the underlying system libraries change on a major version upgrade of Mac OS X. However, situation still improved a lot since then. If the licensing of the port and all dependencies allow it,
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13y ago
But you risk the installation messing with your data and home directory. MacPorts uses sudo because it drops privileges to a specific 'macports' user for the build process and applies sandboxing. Therefore, the execution of Makefile rules a
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14y ago
Woah, are you just saying you like the creepy CCTV everywhere for good? Also, you could have copied the key any time you lived there. They won't store videos such a long time. Even if they get data that you copied some key, they still don't
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14y ago
Have you ever used a N900 or N9? Both of these devices do offer full multi-tasking and base their software stack on the Linux kernel and glibc. The battery life of the devices is actually quite decent.
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Most importantly, Sailfish offers real multi-tasking as we know it from desktop operating systems. While in Android or iOS your application is suspended when you switch to another one, in Sailfish they can run in the background.
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It seems like the handling of concurrent access has been neglected in this protocol. What if multiple clients try to resume uploading the same file?
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14y ago
This works the same way in almost any language. Numbers can be represented as decimal, octal, hexadecimal, binary, ... It's not anything special to C.
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I am not a Bitcoin user and I also don't get it. Could anyone else please explain what this hash on the piece of paper is? Is this an address used to send Bitcoins to?
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Checking expiry dates of local and remote SSL certificates
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Fixing DISPLAY and SSH_AUTH_SOCK in existing shell windows in tmux
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Libjpeg 9 Does Better Lossless JPEG Compression
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This is not a general-purpose computer, this is a microcontroller. This Stellaris LaunchPad is comparable to many other small devices such as the Arduino family. These boards are used for embedded development and are not able to run a full-
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