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by reaperhulk 12y ago
Debian advisory: https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2014/msg00... Red Hat 6 advisory: https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2014-0625.html Red Hat 5 advisory: https://r
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by reaperhulk 12y ago
You don't even need it to be an OS X host, only Apple hardware. VMware allows you to install OS X on ESXi hosts that run on Mac mini or Mac Pro (but disables that functionality on all non-Apple hardware).
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On the Practical Exploitability of Dual EC in TLS Implementations(dualec.org)
37 points by reaperhulk 13y ago|0 comments
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Wunused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future is a harsh mistress(langui.sh)
2 points by reaperhulk 13y ago|0 comments
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Git is (mostly) GPLv2. The other licenses, at least according to git's docs, are GPLv2 compatible.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
They sure were :)
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
CAcert doesn't have a WebTrust audit and is therefore not included in many cases. They've talked about audits in the past but every time it comes up it eventually stalls. I have no insight into their process, but I'd suspect
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
I didn't believe you so I just checked and now it's time to eat crow! You are absolutely right. I will update the original to note that my statement is completely wrong.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
I ran the technical side of a global CA for 5 years (left the industry early this year) and I can tell you that while validation (outside of EV) is relatively simple, the technical/legal/audit aspects add up to a significant cost.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
You seem to be engaging in some revisionist history of Gatekeeper. The original concern was that it would be turned to MAS apps only by default, which it wasn't (and still isn't in Mavericks). By default the only thing you need is
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Unless your ARM has LPAE you do. I'm unsure if any ARMv7 chips out there are using LPAE yet? Anybody know? (Memory addressing info from ARM re: LPAE and ARMv8: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/topic/com.arm.doc.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Just in your example there's already a problem. If you don't use something like OAEP padding (PKCS1 v1.5 padding has been proven to have issues) then you're vulnerable to attack (see: Bleichenbacher http://www.bell
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
This is just flat untrue. It has collected this data since b1 and I found the screen that showed it in b2 or b3 (but it was probably present in b1 as well). It also explicitly asks you if you want this feature (separate from the location se
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
I love Top Gear, but you're getting your timeline mixed up. It went like this: 1) Tesla loans Top Gear a Roadster' 2) Top Gear does a show showing it running out of power and being pushed back into the garage at the track and they
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Nvidia has a long history in mobile of over-promising on performance and power consumption. Given the expected ship date of this product it would not be surprising for it to be only slightly faster (or quite possibly a bit slower) than prod
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
You hold a rather unusual view of how the iPhone progressed. The subsidy model already existed for numerous other smartphones -- but they sucked. Apple sold ~4 million iPhones from launch to end of 2007. Those were unsubsidized purchases a
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Hash based Signatures(imperialviolet.org)
9 points by reaperhulk 13y ago|0 comments
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Oddly enough I added listchars data to my vimrc today without even thinking it would be helpful for detecting mixed. This ought to be good enough for now, thanks!
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
This is slick. Anyone with more vim-fu than me have a good way to add mixed tabs/spaces warnings to airline?
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Drop everything and get this. You need Spin (but probably not any of its sequels). Can't say I know anything about the other novels, but I'm sure others can chime in.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
iOS 7 adds some new APIs to help with game score submission cheating.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Enormity has a neutral use as well.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
It landed (at least officially) in Windows 7. Quite awhile ago!
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Just in case you're not being facetious...Cancer is a label that groups a huge variety of diseases that involve "unregulated cell growth" (thanks Wikipedia!). Curing "cancer" is extremely difficult because it isn&#x
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
You actually caught me doing what I complain about the media doing: trying to provide a balanced viewpoint where the facts lean solidly to one side. You're absolutely right -- Google's actions in initially promoting Android were not against
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
I agree with it as an ideal, but I'd argue Apple (and to a lesser extent Google) have done a remarkable job in wresting control away from the carriers. Complaining that they didn't get the entire job done in one shot isn't useful and trivia
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
So the fact that the AT&T Nexus S was throttled makes Google at fault too? By your metric every single handset manufacturer has made the "ultimate sellout".
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
Right, 15" only.
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by reaperhulk 13y ago
rMBPs have switchable graphics and will use both the IVB GPU and the nVidia GPU to drive the display. The IVB GPU is noticeably choppy on some types of scrolling when you've got it set to 1680x1050 equivalent or higher, so the Haswell impro
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R509 (Ruby Certificate Authority API) v0.9 Released(langui.sh)
4 points by reaperhulk 14y ago|0 comments

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