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by saganus 9y ago
Maybe the law is very specific in the color and amount of light that emergency signs and row lights are allowed to have? I'm just speculating, but I don't remember the last time I saw a non-green exit sign. I think I've seen
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by saganus 9y ago
I don't even think Ceph is at fault here, since they are not the ones making a critical piece of infrastructure be the responsibility of unpaid volunteers. Even if said volunteers where seasoned sysadmins, I don't think they shoul
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by saganus 9y ago
A short time later after I found out about Johnny's work I tried to build my own as well and it was great indeed. When doing research on how to build one, I was having issues with the methodology I was using ( a very naive one), so I a
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by saganus 9y ago
To be fair, the author says right at the beginning: "Please remember that we are all unpaid volunteers who have our own studies and/or day jobs, and no one has had more experience with Ceph than what you get from reading the manua
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by saganus 9y ago
Wow. So sad. I hoped that she would revisit Earthsea again.
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by saganus 9y ago
I've watched this video several times (probably 5+ or maybe more) and it does not cease to amaze me. Both the presentation style and the content itself is really engaging.
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by saganus 9y ago
Minor feedback: If you click "Screenshots" and then "Features" in the top menu, it will just add the "#feature" anchor to the page (instead of going to the home page.
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by saganus 9y ago
I think it's going to be pretty hard to find the relevant texts among Galeano's work. Closest thing I could find with a tiny bit of information about Caracoles is the Wikipedia page translated with Google :/ https:/&#x2
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by saganus 9y ago
I am not really aware of specific issues with larger ones, but I've never seen mention of sizes beyond a certain point (small towns, marginalized areas in the mountains, etc). I'd love to have better references on this. No, I was
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by saganus 9y ago
The impression I have, coming from a host of different sources (by living here, reading newspapers, talking to people that live in those communities, etc) is that a lot of those towns do quite well thanks to their autonomy, but 1) it doesn&
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by saganus 9y ago
"worth" maybe?
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by saganus 9y ago
You have a point. I guess this really does boil down to a federal vs state legality then? So if it's legal in a federal level then banks should be able to accept the cash right? or would they have a "right to refuse the business b
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by saganus 9y ago
Is it organised crime having piles of cash from otherwise legal activity? Let's assume there is no federal vs state legality issues and instead it's just "legal". If selling X product generates large quantities of cash,
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by saganus 9y ago
I meant physical cash in large quantities.
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by saganus 9y ago
The GP is saying that after you have the cash in hand from your customers, how do you transfer it into a digital currency like btc or monero or anything else? You need to physically have an armored transport take it to whoever is selling yo
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by saganus 9y ago
Awesome, thanks for the details. One of the issues that I saw being discussed on the forums was precisely the lack of a standard format for caveats and even some suggestions to create one. I think it's a very cool project but for some
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by saganus 9y ago
Yeah, I saw the PoC in the Spectre paper, but I was wondering if a JVM language could meet those reqs. I have absolutely no idea if using the JVM would for example, mess with the required precision since I'm guessing one would need to
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by saganus 9y ago
A bit off topic but I asked the same issue in a thread that got delisted as [dupe] so I'm reposting here so hopefully someone can enlighten me: I've been reading up a bit on these attacks and I was wondering if there are any parti
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by saganus 9y ago
I've read about Macaroons and the lack of a standard to encode caveats (mainly from the google group about macaroons) but I'm interested in your take, so more details would be great!
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by saganus 9y ago
Thanks a lot for the insight. It's amazing how seemingly simple things can get so complicated when talking about security.
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by saganus 9y ago
I see. It makes sense. In this context then, what are your thoughts on minting tokens using Macaroons [0]? I ask because they seem to be of much lower complexity than JWTs since they just hash the data so no encryption algorithm negotiation
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by saganus 9y ago
I've been reading up a bit on these attacks and I was wondering if there are any particular requirements to implement them in an arbitrary language? For example, can you implement the attack with Java but without JNI? i.e. are syscalls
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by saganus 9y ago
What is a use case for minting tokens and one for not minting? I've seen this referenced a few times before but I don't understand why minting tokens is bad. Also, isn't creating a random key as a token the same as minting on
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Apple ‘On Schedule’ to Terminate Music Downloads by 2019(digitalmusicnews.com)
2 points by saganus 9y ago|3 comments
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by saganus 9y ago
"Branching lines of thought are very difficult for most people." This is something that I hadn't thought about but now that you mention it, it does seem to match what I've experienced. Nice catch.
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by saganus 9y ago
I think the GP was referring to something like Migflung rentals[0 [0] http://www.migflug.com/en/jet-fighter-flights.html
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List of websites that have third-party “session replay” scripts(webtransparency.cs.princeton.edu)
1 points by saganus 9y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 9y ago
I believe Netlify[0] does that, and I've heard of others but can't remember right now. Edited to add a link [0] https://www.netlify.com/open-source/
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by saganus 9y ago
Edit: Thanks for the corrections. I definitely messed up the magnitudes here. Was doing some other calculation on another topic and somehow I mixed them both. Sorry about that. Please disregard this comment as it it way off :( While "t
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by saganus 9y ago
What worked for me after trying (and failing) to quit cold turkey a few times was trying to smoke just a tiny bit less every week or two, maybe even every month, over a period of ~3 years. The way I did this was by making it a bit harder&#x

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