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by spilk 10y ago
The Liberty Bell was made here.
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by spilk 10y ago
They certainly invested a ton in their CES presence around the time when they launched. Their booth was rivaling in size other large, long established electronics giants. Additionally, they bought the naming rights for the famous Chinese Th
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by spilk 10y ago
So, since this is asking for what boils down to a cheap/disposable android device, what is the cheapest one you can buy readily without resorting to sketchy ebay sellers, etc.? Used/refurb is fine.
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by spilk 10y ago
it communicates with your smartphone via bluetooth (BTLE)
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by spilk 10y ago
Can I run my usual VirtualBox VMs I have running for everything else (non-docker related) alongside Docker for Windows yet? When I tried one of the betas it enabled Hyper-V which prevented me from using any of my other VMs.
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by spilk 10y ago
That makes way more sense than I would have thought. Thanks. Guess I've been away from C for a while.
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by spilk 10y ago
Aside from the obvious deficiencies, who the heck writes code like "if ($false === initVector)"? Is this a side effect of people who speak other languages with different grammatical structures? Very odd to read through code writte
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by spilk 10y ago
the mac keyboard shortcut listed should be Cmd+Option+i.
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by spilk 10y ago
A gap in the past is probably not a problem, but a gap between your last job and the job you are applying for is a big red flag. Being unemployed puts you at a disadvantage because it makes you seem less desirable. It's not much of a s
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by spilk 10y ago
It's almost as if they priced it so every 35-ish year old in the USA would buy one instantly. I know I'm in that camp.
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by spilk 10y ago
Coming from a US DoD background, TLS client authentication is mandated for nearly everything. Everyone carries keypairs around their neck on their ID card (PIV smartcard with x.509 certificates)
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by spilk 10y ago
This is effectively a lossy capture though, since the HDMI->IP converter is re-encoding the video to MJPG before transmitting it. Hard to beat for the price, though
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by spilk 10y ago
Not a fan of the new Windows version as it requires you to enable Hyper-V, which stops any other virtualization (Virtualbox, VMware, etc.) from functioning. The only workaround I've found is rebooting to enable/disable it on deman
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by spilk 10y ago
That depends on if The DAO's terms are enforceable - it basically says the code is the terms, so essentially if the code allows it, it is permitted. https://daohub.org/explainer.html
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by spilk 10y ago
Wordpress does attempt some abstraction of the database via its various wrapper classes/functions like wpdb, WP_Query, etc. It's definitely not ORM-level abstraction by any stretch of the imagination, though.
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by spilk 10y ago
I think clipboard permissions for applications is going to become an issue with features like this. I may be incorrect but I'm pretty sure that clipboard access is unrestricted on both OS X (ugh, macOS) and iOS.
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by spilk 10y ago
There was actually a vote - the people enacted these laws.
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by spilk 10y ago
Spotify uses Ogg Vorbis for all its streams, I believe. But I guess that doesn't really count when it's heavily DRM encumbered and delivered by unfree software.
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by spilk 10y ago
Seems like it would be more unix-like to just pipe tar into gpg.
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by spilk 10y ago
Also laggy in Safari on OS X.
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by spilk 10y ago
Same result? With something like a Yubikey you can't (excepting any vulnerabilities) extract the private key data even with the admin PIN codes. Based on your PIN caching preferences an attacker may be able to sign/encrypt/de
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by spilk 10y ago
It's widely used in US government/military. DISA runs key escrow for users' encryption keys that are carried around on smartcards.
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by spilk 10y ago
The Yubikey NEO (and the 4, but the 4 is more closed-source than the NEO) is basically a Javacard smartcard with OpenPGP and PIV (x.509) applets with standard interfaces. I have my GPG auth/sign/encrypt subkeys on it (master/
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by spilk 10y ago
Store your keys on a hardware token to reduce the chances of this happening (Nitrokey, Yubikey, OpenPGP smart card, etc.)
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by spilk 10y ago
I don't think a lot of people realize that when twitter was new, one of the main use cases was sending an SMS to 40404 to post.
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by spilk 10y ago
Why is there even an argument? It is not rocket science to produce a signed message with a key, the reference software can do this trivially. Until that is provided I don't see why anyone should entertain the possibility. Anything else
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by spilk 10y ago
Google Earth is pretty much abandoned at this point. They now give away the "Pro" version and the software hasn't been updated in about a year.
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by spilk 10y ago
Nevada is only allocated 4% of the flow from the river. The other 96% is allocated downstream. I don't think Las Vegas is the problem here.
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by spilk 10y ago
TLS supports mutual authentication via X.509 certificates, and they can be self-signed on both ends with some "accept" dialogs, similar to SSH's "do you trust this host's key?" prompts.
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by spilk 11y ago
No invoices against the contract? This is only part of the picture. It's a time and materials contract which means the contract award is the "ceiling", but you have to perform work billed against it to get paid any of that. P

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