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ryacko
7y ago
Without encryption backdoors, how will you know if people are illegally using high-strength encryption? Everything must be decrypted on demand to determine if illegal cryptography is being used.
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ryacko
7y ago
It is debatable that CSS is or isn’t Turing complete, but as long as the task isn’t totally automated without user input, CSS could replace most Javascript.
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ryacko
7y ago
The purpose of my question is that a 4 byte hash is only privacy preserving if there are substantial number of collisions. Since I’m replying to you, I might as well ask, is Google planning on creating a locally cacheable DNS scheme that in
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ryacko
7y ago
Just how large is the database? Computing 30 hashes of each URL means you are sending a fuzzy hash... and 2^(32*30) is fairly precise...
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ryacko
7y ago
CSS doesn’t require javascript, and allows for nearly all the features of a SPA.
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ryacko
7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=govexec.com What are you talking about?
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ryacko
7y ago
Yes, inaction is only evidence of nonfeasance when a person fails to perform an action aligned with their duties or stated interests. The government does have competing duties and stated interests, so there is no evidence of nonfeasance or
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ryacko
7y ago
>”Almost all How do you go from explaining ~95% to explaining 100% and thus saying nothing is unexplained?
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ryacko
7y ago
I lack the information to assert the point in time the last witness observed the victims while they were still alive, but it seems as if you do.
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ryacko
7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_human_combustion... The more recent examples are interesting, but it is baffling that a person, would combust, and leave little impact on their surroundings, which are usuall
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ryacko
7y ago
Actors or directors are a decent indicator of quality. Recently I’ve found that old actors in mid-budget productions have the best overall quality.
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ryacko
7y ago
Isn’t it in the government’s best interests to have a non-adversarial relationship with a community? The government does have plenty of tools for writing correct code. OpenSSH was written with available tools, if available tools to write co
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ryacko
7y ago
People tend to look up movies not by theme, but by actor or director. Could Netflix be okay with categories that don’t fill up entire screens?
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ryacko
7y ago
I use mcedit, it is part of midnight commander, usually available as mc. Excellent for editing config files through the terminal.
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ryacko
7y ago
At $500k wouldn’t be cheaper to reverse engineer it, or even start a clean room reverse engineering project and open source it?
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ryacko
7y ago
Having a ruling class that is actually aligned with the interests of their lower classes?
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ryacko
7y ago
It has implemented all the design goals and the code has reached stable?
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ryacko
7y ago
Lens quality, focusing, time to compress the image, etc. People want to take a few photos in quick succession, which has it’s own issues. Film is superior to digital for those issues, for now.
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ryacko
7y ago
It ultimately seems to depend on collective discipline to avoid the quickest options.
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ryacko
7y ago
Actually anyone who would have ordered any of those violated the Nuremberg principles.
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ryacko
7y ago
I’m saying a network namespace or equivalent should isolate the browser from being able to access external IPs or non-whitelisted IPs, if the browser can also access internal systems. A separate browser instance should be used for accessing
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ryacko
7y ago
There is no reason why an internal interface needs to be in a browser, or a browser with access to the internet.
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ryacko
7y ago
No, this would be [insult to the NSA] at the idea of packet injection by controlling all the major backbones, and endorsing unauthenticated protocols. The DoD’s faith in PKI is so great that many public facing DoD websites are signed by the
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ryacko
7y ago
How nihilistic, it seemed possible you would be willing to endorse and encourage greater ideals.
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ryacko
7y ago
It is recommended (IANAL, read this over the internet, but this seems legally sound to me) that if you are involved in an incident of self-defense, one would say, “I want to report a ____” and go on to explain the /outcome/ of eve
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ryacko
7y ago
Then Nazism is truly tragic, for those that follow it are the most prone to rejecting others. It seems so trivial, and yet we fall short.
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ryacko
7y ago
I wouldn’t want to associate with Nazis then, clearly they support supremacy, secrecy, and a criminal state. Democracy is associated with fairness, openness, and justice. I would like to think that the US educational system inoculates every
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ryacko
7y ago
A good argument could be that the NSA is violating the intent of Congress by weakening encryption standards which are essential to online commerce. Could even be extended to authentication standards which there can be no legal restriction o
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ryacko
7y ago
Next generation aiming for twitch shooters will use a camera that tracks eyeball movements.
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ryacko
7y ago
Why does everyone assume Google is automated? A single website containing a small amount of knowledge or even a leaked archive of Diebold emails will show lower on Google search results than a web forum or some listicle. The real web crawle
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