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481.
by subway 9y ago
That irrefutable log is highly valuable in environments where there is a need to audit who has requested access to what resources, and when.
482.
by subway 9y ago
Why do you assume a blockchain has to consist of thousands of nodes? A private blockchain works equally well across those 5 geographically distributed nodes.
483.
by subway 9y ago
Decentralized systems aren't attractive only to decentralized groups. One application for which I've been considering use of a (private) blockchain is user authentication, and logging of authentication attempts.
484.
by subway 9y ago
3rd paragraph The performance difference arises (we believe) because when working from an SQLite database, the open() and close() system calls are invoked only once, whereas open() and close() are invoked once for each blob when using blob
485.
by subway 9y ago
Yeah. The most abusive get far worse.
486.
by subway 9y ago
Your phone has a secondary processor with access to main memory. That secondary processor runs often incredibly jank code, and that code can often be changed at will by your mobile carrier.
487.
by subway 9y ago
provably secure? I'd almost settle for theoretically secure these days.
488.
by subway 9y ago
You are incorrect. Systems uses plaintext 'ini'-ish files.
489.
by subway 9y ago
Sadly for a lot of people, the short term win of being able to use the extra couple dollars to feed the family causes them to act 'irrationally' and ignore the longer term consequences.
490.
by subway 9y ago
Duane Reade, an OK drug store, but brilliant real estate investment company.
491.
by subway 9y ago
Kinda-sorta, in the same way a password manager is. It allows one strong password/2fa vs many likely weaker passwords. In reality OneLogin is typically using a federated login protocol like SAML or OIDC to grant access to third-party s
492.
by subway 9y ago
Only for IPv4. Most carriers also currently offer IPv6, and route directly to devices.
493.
by subway 9y ago
I love the concept -- I already use a laptop with an LTE modem, but I really wish Qualcomm would lay off on giving their baseband such low level access to the application cores. I already begrudgingly use a phone where I know the carrier ca
494.
by subway 9y ago
Scheduled services and Charter services operate under entirely different regulations (in the US, anyway). Part 135 carriers don't have to force all the nonsense on their passengers that Part 121 carriers do.
495.
by subway 9y ago
Easier: Don't bother; it's Facebook.
496.
by subway 9y ago
It's readily available if you google my name and usernames; available in my profile.
497.
by subway 9y ago
I see no problem with giving someone a heads up that they've employed an asshole.
498.
by subway 9y ago
Garbage article. Of course if everyone did everything correctly the first time, we'd be in an entirely different world.
499.
by subway 9y ago
Pricing is cheaper than or on par with most other closed source operating systems.
500.
by subway 9y ago
Good grief, how many times are you going to submit this? https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=miggyzerp21
501.
by subway 9y ago
IPMI does not replace MEI. It sits off to the side. Odds are, MEI/AMT is off in your firmware.
502.
by subway 9y ago
For SSH: I'm a fan of public key distribution via directory service (LDAP) with failover/caching via sssd. Private key storage on a smartcard (Yubikey in my case) SSL: It depends on where it's being deployed -- AWS apps use A
503.
by subway 9y ago
Various PAM module handle it differently. The hotness these days is `sssd`, which transparently tries multiple directory servers (be they AD, IPA, or straight LDAP).
504.
by subway 9y ago
Yup. It's the 'vPro' option on Intel wireless chips.
505.
by subway 9y ago
Except they provide a official single-machine setup called minikube. Sadly minikube suffers from the same issue GP describes - it is just calling one of the existing automagic bootstrapping scripts against a local VM.
506.
by subway 9y ago
Looks to be heavily based on PULP, so probably RV32IMC.
507.
by subway 9y ago
NetApp Juniper Sony Apple Panassas.... These all have commits to FreeBSD. When you use it, you do tend to collaborate with upstream a bit.
508.
by subway 9y ago
Unfortunately I don't have the time to audit the source of every piece of code I run on my workstation. A project like this to notify me that a process is connecting out to the internet (or another device on my local net), and selectiv
509.
by subway 9y ago
Able to point to a sales channel where one might be picked up? The last time I reached out to Cavium directly, they made it seem they weren't interested in a sale that wouldn't lead to volume later.
510.
by subway 10y ago
Spin-off of a spin-off of a spin-off... Edit:Wow, downvotes for making an oblique reference to the fact the SA offshoot torrent sites have disappeared and reappeared under new names a half dozen times in the last decade.

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