rarecoil

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by rarecoil 7y ago
> The public has to be warned, even if no effective mitigation is available. If for a subset of the vulnerabilities, AMD and ARM are not affected then security conscious users could have been reducing their exposure by utilizing competi
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by rarecoil 8y ago
> Most of this "spies" are trying to escape China ! all the regime did was offer them more money / opportunity than what they went to the West to find. Your second sentence directly contradicts the first. The "spies&q
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by rarecoil 8y ago
> If, as a top performer, I get penalized by joining the union then obviously Kickstarter looks less attractive to me. I think this statement is used as an anti-union argument here a lot, and it speaks to the ego that many engineers&#x2F
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by rarecoil 8y ago
Note: This user is a (the?) Director of Product at Cloudflare.
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by rarecoil 8y ago
> Sort of like how CloudFlare does with their "Flexible SSL". As an end user, I have no way of knowing if CloudFlare is proxying my credit card information over clear-text to an insecure origin server. Cloudflare should really
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by rarecoil 8y ago
I don't think it's hubris that you need. Hubris often inflates and becomes the problem that you have in the next statement of being a "know it all". Instead, I think the core of it is perpetuating "beginner's m
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by rarecoil 8y ago
I don't think that's the point of the statement. Facebook culture makes a similar statement: "Nothing at Facebook is someone else's problem." I don't take it to mean that you are supposed to be the Atlas of the
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by rarecoil 8y ago
There's a more technical version of the original Low Tech article available[1]. I've been tracking this project for a while and found it really inspiring. I've been starting to build my own systems based upon the Raspberry Pi
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by rarecoil 8y ago
Wikipedia explains it well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacking_Team HackingTeam is a Milan-based information technology company that sells offensive intrusion and surveillance capabilities to governments, law enforc
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by rarecoil 8y ago
> the universe of The Fountainhead is built to forward Rand's worldview, not be a vehicle for the exploration of life's conflicts and complexity. This. I've also read The Fountainhead , and Roark's personality would
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by rarecoil 8y ago
> I've seen many redesigns and that tends not to be something people do—there's usually a good bump in visual quality in the process. So really, the important point is that you can gain affordances for usability sins if you hav
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by rarecoil 8y ago
I needed an MRI a few years ago, and my insurance provider actually called me to tell me about insurance-preferred imaging centers, and how much the out-of-pocket cost would be at those centers vs. the one my MRI was initially scheduled at.
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by rarecoil 8y ago
Everyone's talking about it but nobody did it, so I did.
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by rarecoil 8y ago
I don't run Debian, but I have multiple ARM SBCs that I work with as well.
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by rarecoil 8y ago
Thank you for open sourcing this. For those interested in trying multiple cluster-based fuzzing solutions, I'd also like to point at yahoo/yfuzz[1], which is k8s-backed. [1] https://github.com/yahoo/yfuzz