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by spydum 10y ago
and all the script kiddies will find it great fun to send out those "collision" signals on a busy roadway just to screw with people. the futures gonna be great!
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by spydum 10y ago
Zookeeper?
663.
by spydum 10y ago
Definitely a higher volume of posts with comments over 200.. not sure if just an influx of people becoming active or if just really interesting news lately
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by spydum 10y ago
What is interesting to me is that even super security gurus at NSA can't contain their most sensitive data (well, maybe tools aren't highest level?). At some point I think we need a better security strategy than trying to stop dat
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by spydum 10y ago
SHA1 may not be defeated yet, but since it has been found weak, we would be foolish to continue using it. It does us little good to wait until it's actually broken. Especially since we have sha2 as a sufficient replacement.
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by spydum 10y ago
You have to wonder if there is some sort of campaign to smear yahoo? The timing does seem strange, but perhaps it's simply because they are under so much scrutiny because of the eventual sale?
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by spydum 10y ago
I think it will be very interesting how the major broadcasters/content producers do with Nielsen Total Audience Measurement going live. Remember all these media execs make the live or die calls off those media ratings and ad sales. For
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by spydum 10y ago
Should mention you can also deploy to azure stack, which is basically onprem azure. So it's not all MSFT data centers
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by spydum 10y ago
Seriously when I saw the announcement this morning, the Ecorp logo all of a sudden made sense.
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Microsoft and Bank of America collaborate with Azure Blockchain as a Service(news.microsoft.com)
131 points by spydum 10y ago|70 comments
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by spydum 10y ago
Curious to hear what exactly the devices do? Article hints at compression and such, and the fact that they've moved devices to the edge of the machine to handle network connectivity makes me think it's a shift for better interacti
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by spydum 10y ago
I have tried this for Windows and could not find the right magic to bring my yubico and ssh keys together (keepass otp stinks). What am I missing?
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by spydum 10y ago
FDE leaves very few if any opportunities for accidentally spilling cleartext secrets onto the disk. If by home encryption, I assume you mean some encrypted container (or encrypted document). Consider what you "DO" with the decryp
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by spydum 10y ago
DNS (and bind in particular) is one of those things that most people don't give a second thought to when deploying their infrastructure. "Good enough" is typically where the bar is set.. does it respond to queries?, handle my
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by spydum 10y ago
just guessing, it's a standardized way to declare the driven distence, given all the variables.. such as: up hill, down hill, low/high rolling resistance surface?
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by spydum 10y ago
Entirely likely it's not 500m, for sure, but i would not be surprised if it's still in the hundred million active email accounts. Lot of elderly folks who got hooked on a yahoo email account, and just won't give it up. I can
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by spydum 10y ago
I suspect no: you can sign cookies, but hopefully cookie only carries a session identifier. You'd still need to obtain a valid admin session..
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by spydum 10y ago
I can say with first hand knowledge, yes, US businesses have lost out on international contracts immediately following the leaks. There are plenty of industries (legal ones), in which the realization of government monitoring caused them to
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by spydum 10y ago
This is something I have discussed with others: why bother to pay for an mba in this day and age? Concepts and terminology can be learned at a library/online. Honestly the ONLY appeal I can foresee is the social connections, which tend
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by spydum 10y ago
Am I missing something? How do you figure 10 man years = $500K ? Or is Yandex super stingy? DBAs and Developers worth their salt (who could pull off a multi-TB migration/etc without significant outage), would easily each go for $140K&#
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by spydum 10y ago
Yes, I was coming to post the exact same thing.
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by spydum 10y ago
tables is one of my most sorely missed features from excel. I'm really surprised it's still lacking in sheets
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by spydum 10y ago
As others have said, maybe it's to affect a customer. However, hosting industry had a lot of roots in the adult content industry, and those guys didn't have many ethical guidelines. It was not uncommon for hosting companies to DDo
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by spydum 10y ago
Indeed this is pretty close to it. It's funny the things which can throw you off too. Striking up a conversation with someone and they ask how many kids you have, or if you are going to try again for that boy or girl. Sometimes it&#x27
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by spydum 10y ago
I think OP means prior to connecting to VPN so you are minimally exposed during the interim VPN setup. Same technique could work, just more annoying (static route for VPN provider IP to your LAN gateway, and static routes for your trusted D
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by spydum 10y ago
I imagine something ingesting vpc flow logs and building the aggregated data could do that for you, but I'm not sure how much delay that would inject.
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by spydum 10y ago
My experience with FreeBSD seems to mirror yours exactly. The only difference was moving into big corp world, everybody ran Solaris and RHEL. Try as I might, there was no appetite for FBSD, and most vendor SW wasn't supported.
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by spydum 10y ago
true enough, and I agree, it was just a demo hacked together, but i think the difference you are seeing is both a consequence of nibbles requiring qbasic, and nibbles being developed nearly 10 years later after basic has become quite popula
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by spydum 10y ago
Don't you recall how unreliable that media/interface was? I don't think most carts aged well.
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by spydum 10y ago
It can be pretty useful for sentiment analysis across large populations - for a lot of different purposes/clients

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