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by tracker1 8mo ago
Even as a US citizen... fuck that... it'd be like saying the US should open its' data up for China without any restrictions at all, even if they are slurping up everything they can as a state actor. While, if you choose to use a U
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by tracker1 8mo ago
There are times where you just can't... someone uses my email address in person at tractor supply co. and I'm getting a ton of marketing email I can't usnsub to. I've had this happen several times... There's a lawye
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by tracker1 8mo ago
You give someone ownership of something and they used that ownership...
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Agreed, the lack of per request auth, and a single exposed record as a raw cookie for auth are pretty egregious. I did once have a system that started with a incremental sequence was 17, then the number was passed through a reversible obfus
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm self taught and have worked on several auth systems... I've seen plenty of bad ones from professional programmers with Masters degrees. So it definitely can go both ways. I've also have spent 10-15 hours a week beyond wo
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Also worth noting, you sometimes come into an existing system that has no hashing, or weak hashing (md5) and nothing with versioning to begin with... if you establish your own prefix v#. you can check for it against existing entries, then a
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by tracker1 8mo ago
pbkdf2 with at least 10k iterations, at least 32bytes (I went with 100k, 64 bytes as base64).
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by tracker1 8mo ago
It wasn't done wrong.. A contract requirement for a state deployment required a specific hashing algorithm...
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I kind of wish Dependabot was just another tab you can see when you have contributor access for a repository. The emails are annoying and I mostly filter, but I also don't want a bunch of stale PRs sitting around either... I mean it&
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Depends on the usage... in-house counsel may open up various liabilities of their own, depending on how things present.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
FWIW, some types of applications may be better served with encryption over hashing for password access. Email being one of them, given the varying ways to authenticate, it gets pretty funky to support. This is why in things like O365 you
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I wish I could recall the name of a pen test company I worked with when I wrote my auth system... They were pretty great and found several serious issues. At least compared to our internal digital security group would couldn't fathom,
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Literally found the same issue in a password system, on top of passwords being clear text in the database... cleared all passwords, expanded the db field to hold a longer hash (pw field was like 12 chars), setup "recover password"
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure (without looking) that it was a DNS issue.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
How do you feel about allowing the import of goods from nations using slavery to create those goods? Would you be okay with a foreign nation undercutting domestic production as a strategy to destroy your industry to control a market? That&
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Paste from another reply: The fact that these "independent" bodies even exist outside executive control in the first place. The fact that a President signed the legislation that created these bodies is an example of passing execu
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The fact that these "independent" bodies even exist outside executive control in the first place. The fact that a President signed the legislation that created these bodies is an example of passing executive power to the legislat
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by tracker1 8mo ago
So if there is nobody willing to be a doctor for the pay rate the govt is offering, what happens? Does your "right" to healthcare extend to literal slavery? I'm being a bit hyperbolic only to make the point... I don't t
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure it will vary a LOT from person to person... I remember what I see very well.. what I hear, not nearly as much. I say this as when I was commuting I'd listing to a lot of audio books and podcasts... I didn'
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I don't expect exponential growth to continue indefinitely... I don't think the current line of LLM based tech will lead to AGI, but that it might inspire what does. That doesn't mean it isn't and won't continue to
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Hence why we need to maximize the second amendment... worst comes to worst, rebellion needs to remain an option. It's not just for defense, hunting and sport. edit: min/max .... not sure how gesture input messed that one up.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I didn't say SCOTUS or Justices? Even then, even if they are making political decisions, there's still the illusion of something resembling reason behind those decisions... that's far from some of the activist decisions furt
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Federal Reserve (Fed): While created by Congress to be independent, critics argue its regulatory powers and management of money are inherently executive functions that should be under Presidential control. Securities and Exchange Commission
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The Federal Reserve itself would be the biggest example.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I include legislative anti-liberties as corruption. If you can be jailed for reposting a meme on twitter, for example... If you post a picture of your dog with a paw up, and make a nazi joke about it and risk winding up in prison as a mor
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by tracker1 8mo ago
The sad thing is the "paid" back will be to parties that likely already passed on these fees and won't be passing on the returns as pure profit instead... and to middle-men companies who don't really add much value in th
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I would be surprised if it was less than 10 years, revocation of naturalization and deportation after serving though.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
I would think it would be beneficial to the companies that make 3D printers and CNC machines to help fund some of these efforts... I've found it often takes the input of commercial interests to get general UX improvements into open-so
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by tracker1 8mo ago
From the guy that invaded Florida... I wouldn't be surprised if it was Andrew Jackson though.
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by tracker1 8mo ago
Not likely... most of the inflation pricing increases were just exercises in maximizing profits during emergency circumstances started during COVID and carrying into today. Actually starting in the later 2010's if you look at say fast

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