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by rmoriz 11y ago
please support S/MIME!
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by rmoriz 11y ago
that would be sad :( At least S/MIME is underrated given the wide support in MUAs (see http://smime.io ) but most CAs break the ux.
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by rmoriz 11y ago
No, it's not. WoSign, StartSSL and iirc Comodo create the private key in your browser. This functionality is afaik around since Netscape's first SSL-enabled browser and originally intended for client-side-certificates. Today it&#x
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by rmoriz 11y ago
I wonder why they didn't create intermediate CAs by usage type. Most CAs have different intermediates for, e.g. TLS/SSL (one each for DV, OV, EV), CodeSigning, S/MIME, TimeStamp…
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by rmoriz 11y ago
That's not true: https://gist.github.com/rmoriz/5945400
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by rmoriz 11y ago
I wish they had opted to use S/MIME, because of the wide support in MUA and because it's relatively easy use even for non geeks. Some time ago I started collecting support of S/MIME in products and companies: https:/&#x
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by rmoriz 11y ago
There is a simpler solution out there using Hashicorps' Packer and the great build scripts from timsutton ( can build images for Fusion and Parallels, too.): https://github.com/timsutton/osx-vm-templates e.g. htt
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Being late to the thread, so probably nobody will read it. Anyway: Looks like there are very few corporations out there, that are able and willing to buy such SaaS products. Remember how long 37Signals tried to get rid of their jobs-site an
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by rmoriz 11y ago
Knight-Rid(d)er? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight_Ridder http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight_Rider
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by rmoriz 12y ago
I'm really exited to see which business model will be chosen to get a ROI. Docker is very popular but since most existing enterprise vendors adopt or integrate it, I'm not yet convinced that Docker Inc has some unique assets to ma
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by rmoriz 12y ago
"Free SSL Certificates for Open Source Projects" https://www.globalsign.com/en/ssl/ssl-open-source/
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by rmoriz 12y ago
does it support systemd and docker?
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by rmoriz 12y ago
AFAIK the big problem without a case is Wifi/BT (and maybe an RTC) - that said if the vendors would at least get an class B certification for one pcb+case combination they could probably improve OEM shipments. Some commenters say the R
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Still they (Linaro) are calling it "Consumer Edition" - so IMHO no market fit.
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by rmoriz 12y ago
nope "This evaluation board/kit is intended for use for ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT, DEMONSTRATION, OR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY"
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by rmoriz 12y ago
I'm not convinced. Despite the cpu the specs looks like some 2011ish TI PandaBoard. Slow usb2 i/o and no SATA ports won't be able to compete against low-end development boards (SolidRun HummingBoard or Radxa Rock Pro). While
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by rmoriz 12y ago
No we were talking about X509 certificates
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Yes and no. Nothing is 100% secure and new CA players will bring a higher encryption usage overall (in this case -> other business model/regional reach). Higher usage will also drive the amount of criminals (including secret agencie
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Usually it's quite easy to pass this (a single vendor) - you just need to get verified by a WebTrust recognized company (E&Y or some other bookkeeping company) and be able to convince the vendor (the process is pretty much the same
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by rmoriz 12y ago
S/MIME != SSL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S/MIME
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by rmoriz 12y ago
I wonder if they provide an easy way to revoke and re-issue a certificate, too. Probably not.
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Nice find! But given the amount of hassle to get one, your hourly rate must be very low. But I'm sure it will be the future to get near-0$ DV-certificates. It's a pity no CA besides StartCom and Comodo pick up the S/MIME mark
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Silicon Valley Has an Unfair Advantage, Deutsche Telekom CEO Says(blogs.wsj.com)
3 points by rmoriz 12y ago|2 comments
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by rmoriz 12y ago
Short key IDs are bad news (with OpenPGP and GNU Privacy Guard) http://www.asheesh.org/note/debian/short-key-ids-are-bad-new...
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by rmoriz 12y ago
oh - didn't know that. Okay that makes a hughe difference IMHO.
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by rmoriz 12y ago
>However, it's also a failure - in part, due to Brian and his attitude towards contributors. Looks like he seems to be burned out - maybe he just wants something in return for his time investment e.g. a paid job or some other gratif
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by rmoriz 12y ago
This is very interesting for the european market. I was downvoted for bashing Hetzner and other German based hosting companies when Amazon launched its Frankfurt datacenter. But at least OVH learned that they need to compete and reinvent th
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Introducing Traveling Ruby(phusion.github.io)
77 points by rmoriz 12y ago|16 comments
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by rmoriz 12y ago
with chef https://docs.getchef.com/containers.html
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Zalando Worth $6.8B After Pricing IPO(forbes.com)
4 points by rmoriz 12y ago|0 comments

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