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by tscs37 9y ago
This isn't about Childporn, it's about papers. You claim to pin stuff on IPFS, however you also say you comply to DMCA. Unless you want legal trouble, this means you'll have to comply with any DMCA request that might be remot
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by tscs37 9y ago
I still see it as worse than a normal application being compromised. When Ring 0 is compromised, there is no alert or anything to protect the app from compromise. If there is an exploit, it's game over. However, in Ring 3 and a normal
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by tscs37 9y ago
Well, then the pinning service is a bit useless, isn't it? If it's popular it should not need pinning, if it's not popular it needs pinning but can be easily censored...
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by tscs37 9y ago
If nobody else has a copy of the paper on the network?
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by tscs37 9y ago
There is quite a difference. Ring 3 is userspace, you can't interact with hardware or the operating system or anything not in Ring 3 directly. Ring 0 is everything. There are no restrictions and nothing stops you from writing "Aha
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by tscs37 9y ago
The app is still compromised. On top of that, you didn't get to reap the benefits of any of the protections you get from a proper Kernel like Ring 3 execution, NX bits on pages, guard pages on the stack, etc.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Alternatively, just don't load as much crap. I've purposefully reduced my website to a minimal amount of HTML so that even on connections with high latency and low bandwidth, it loads quickly into the browser. A lot of webapps I&#
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by tscs37 9y ago
Swarm is integrated into Ethereum, it's supposed to be part of how contracts operate, so they can provision storage and similar automatically, for example. edit: Swarm also has a bit of a better technological solution and (afaik) has m
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by tscs37 9y ago
I've used Gitlab for personal projects on a small homelab server. I ran the VM with about 1GB of Memory and 1 vCPU (a Core i3 if I recall correctly). Loading a page could load almost instantly but most of the time it did load after 2 o
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by tscs37 9y ago
I store them in the same password safe for quite a simple reason; more convenient and less complexity. I personally see TOTP only as a security against phishing and password stealing attacks. I don't see how a separate database for TOT
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by tscs37 9y ago
CockroachDB called, problem solved for SQL with ACID. Replication and Sharding are easy.
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by tscs37 9y ago
This assumes that your USB stick doesn't get checked on the airport. Secondly, people can exactly not trust the data because there is no way to trustlessly get those hashes to begin with from within IPFS and you get back to normal HTTP
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by tscs37 9y ago
You can certainly control incoming traffic to china. And once inside, you are subject to extreme government spying which can easily mean that everyone who gets a hold of unallowed content "vanishes". Furthermore, this is an issue
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by tscs37 9y ago
You don't need to control the entire Internet. See: Firewall of China. You only need to control the big fiber paths of which there aren't many. Of just in general the exit and entry points between countries. The Internet is not an
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by tscs37 9y ago
There is projectwonderful, which is serving ethical ads and has a uncomplicated bidding method (bid for a day on a website). They're explicitly on all my adblocker whitelists since their ads only amount to a PNG image with a link. The
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by tscs37 9y ago
I've encountered the same bug which eventually led me to also abandon the platform. Especially when results only consisted of bing or yahoo results on the first try. I'm not quite sure if this has been fixed by now.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Shaarli. I put all my bookmarks into my shaarli instance, so it doesn't slow and clog chrome. Only bookmarks I regularly need go into the chrome bookmarks.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Without using Emacs Org-mode however, you're stuck with something that only you can properly enjoy and edit, so everyone who doesn't like Emacs is SOL.
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by tscs37 9y ago
There is an interesting video from It's Okay to be Smart on this topic; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgspUYDwnzQ It seems they point to a group of bacteria living under Siberian Permafrost for the past half million
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by tscs37 9y ago
On a technical note; the transaction(s) in question have not been rolled back, rather, the faulty contract was deprived of it's funds and the money was put into a new contract that distributed the funds to the original investors. It&#x
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by tscs37 9y ago
It seems people like to believe that the terrorist would simply obey the law and not use encryption. In reality, if a terrorist used encryption, they most likely would use a non-backdoored encryption no matter if it's legal.
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by tscs37 9y ago
Hmm, I've compiled kernels several times on Arch Linux since I got my Ryzen build together and I haven't experienced this issue at all so far. Might be affecting only a subset of users based on silicon?
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by tscs37 9y ago
Looks great, I'd love to have an RSS feed though, having that in addition to the daily emails would be a great way to keep track of upcoming, popular and new opps entries. Love it already.
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by tscs37 9y ago
The blockchain itself is for most cryptocurrencies already quantum-proof, since they rely on hashing blocks until some number of leading zeroes is met. That is the blockchain part. What the paper seems to target is quantum-proof account man
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by tscs37 9y ago
Totally agree with you. During the height of my KSP addiction, I wrote a binder for Orbital Transfers. I can basically lookup the required angle and dV for a transfer from any orbit to another orbit between any two planets and if not in the
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by tscs37 9y ago
>I think a 4 year college degree does not make sense for a lot of jobs. It just puts students with more debt, and sometimes skills that don't lead to a job. Well, the thing is that college and university don't cost as much and
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by tscs37 9y ago
I'm not fully rejecting environmental influences, however the biological influences play a much grander role for most of the population than environmental influences. There will be exceptions but they're not the norm.
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by tscs37 9y ago
There are inherent differences between men and women, not only in biology but also in the brain/psychology. In general, Men have a higher diversity in IQ and Risk Taking. The TL;DR is that Men will have a tendency to take higher risks
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by tscs37 9y ago
Read carefully. "if people wo trust that CA is another question" Of course you won't get trusted but that's not the issue.
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by tscs37 9y ago
You can run your own ACME provider, the code is open source. Nothing stops you from running a CA that offers 1 year certs over ACME. Or just providing one that also offers 90 day certs. If people will trust that CA is another question. The

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