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by tetrep 10y ago
DRM is surprisingly security oriented, if you think about it,the premise of DRM is not trusting the user, which is more extreme than most security models (allow the user root/admin access to the OS is anithetical to not trusting the
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by tetrep 10y ago
Non-mobile: http://johnearnest.github.io/ok/ Repo: https://github.com/JohnEarnest/ok
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Uber Drivers Ruled Eligible for Jobless Payments in New York State(mobile.nytimes.com)
2 points by tetrep 10y ago|0 comments
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by tetrep 10y ago
Why not have the REPL (or whatever else you're exposing to localhost) require a token for authentication of each request?
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by tetrep 10y ago
I'd say Quadrilateral Cowboy is a notable exception. http://blendogames.com/qc/
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by tetrep 10y ago
incentives incentivize... The entire "I'll find a mental analogue that's easier/more fun than real exercise" industry smacks if an industry dedicated to perpetual motion. Extreme scientific discoveries aside, it&#x2
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by tetrep 10y ago
It's unfortunate that "good UX" isn't really considered across all fields which have users. The recommendations to mitigate security fatigue are no different than any sort of user frustration: 1. Limit the number of ~~
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by tetrep 10y ago
> I've seen just a ton more brazen usage out in public once this thing hit with a bunch of phony Dr prescriptions given to perfectly healthy people. Is that bad? You menition "backsliding" later in your comment, do you mea
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by tetrep 10y ago
Ha, I guess a management role is the natural progression from technical consulting. I love the idea of a middle ground between "we have things people would want to hack" and "we have a dedicated security team." It's
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by tetrep 10y ago
From the bill, a corporation qualifies (aka the current state of affairs) if... such corporation has a written plan under which, in such calendar year, not less than 80 perce
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by tetrep 10y ago
Some technical detail would be nice. At the moment, this is just an advertisement for their iPhone backup cracking software.
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by tetrep 10y ago
this is just a "read my book" post
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by tetrep 10y ago
Why not apply the same solution already applied to branches? Have a drop down that lists the different branches and their licenses, with it sorted such that the branches with different licenses are displayed first.
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by tetrep 10y ago
> Earlier this year, federal judges in Massachusetts and Oklahoma made similar rulings and similarly tossed the relevant evidence. Thirteen other judges, meanwhile, have found that while the warrants to search the defendants' comput
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Judge: child porn evidence obtained via FBI’s Tor hack must be suppressed(arstechnica.com)
48 points by tetrep 10y ago|44 comments
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by tetrep 10y ago
Not to start a math war, but why is set theory okay but category theory bullshit? While they're both useful, I think category theory encompasses a bit more than set theory and it's only a little more abstract. I also like the more
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by tetrep 10y ago
> “The stereotypes of them panhandling and engaging in petty thievery just stir up these prejudices.” > In Sweden, politicians are debating whether to ban begging, a tactic critics say targets Roma. So, the stereotypes are true? From
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by tetrep 10y ago
re: downvotes i would assume most downvotes come from the context free buzzword bingo ad you just copy/pasted. while alternative products are often great to suggest in threads, said suggestions usually at least attempt to alleviate som
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by tetrep 10y ago
Does that mean all type C phones will need an adapter too?
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by tetrep 10y ago
> We have progressed, and are whittling away at the extremes, but then the relative borders of unacceptable move closer perhaps enough to make the emotional magnitude equivalent. I think this is a general trend with socializing and the i
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by tetrep 10y ago
tl;dr The plane is too big (600 seats) and airlines are concerned that it is/would be too hard to fill all the seats. I was hoping for some interesting manufacturing quirks or something :/
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by tetrep 10y ago
> Basically, you become a pattern matching database of non-obvious cost/benefit trade-offs. What some might call "experience." What makes problem solving skills valuable is the ability for the wielder to pattern match effe
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by tetrep 10y ago
very often, it's a great way to dj to an arbitrary device, plug 3.5mm aux cable and charger, apply shuffle, enjoy music. i would hate to drain my battery playing music with my phone when it's sitting next to an outlet and is only
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by tetrep 10y ago
>...or is it just that evolution optimizes to the point of reproduction and then doesn't care about much after successfully handing down genes to the next generation? I think this is more or less accurate. The optimization wouldn&#x
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by tetrep 10y ago
I'm on mobile so links are annoying to get, but Apple has a great PDF on iOS security in general, which includes details on their protections against kernel patching. Windows has KPP, and Mac OS has SIP. Not familiar with anything for
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by tetrep 10y ago
It's probably because doubting things isn't very useful. I can question the long term safety of walking up stairs, but unless I can provide an argument such that rational people are convinced they should also be concerned, I would
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by tetrep 10y ago
Wow. That social network feels like a kinda creepy way to remember someone. Seems a little too attached. Additionally, it has a store (because why not?) and I figured I would check it out because at this point I'm mildly impressed by t
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by tetrep 10y ago
> Then you just steal the card back and get all the data off it. If you're stealing hardware, the only thing you're not capable of already is (necessarily) being able to decrypt it. So this would apply to any unencrypted SD car
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by tetrep 10y ago
It doesn't need to give one. Just like how they can arbitrarily declare things like "You can't sell alcohol on Sunday"[0], unless they're violating a federal law/the Constitution, states can do almost anything
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by tetrep 10y ago
Haskell has gotten really good at more or less telling you what to do, it's a pretty common technique while developing to have the compiler run in the background whenever you change a file[0]. I've found it to be great when develo

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