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vinay_ys
8y ago
So apparently, Elon's twitter account is seen as source of official news about Tesla by investors [0]. Given that, it is reasonable for SEC to take this position. But on a bigger scheme, it is sad to see this happening while "puff
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8y ago
Everyone has an ISP – even the VPN and VPS providers and the websites you visit – have ISPs. Most governments regulate their ISPs to monitor and censor. To comply with these regulations, ISPs deploy appliance/boxes that can do packet i
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8y ago
Jason, thank you for Wireguard. It is just awesome! Which hosting provider is recommended for running your own wireguard server? I have tried various cloud providers like (digital ocean, google, aws etc) I noticed that Apple ID and app sto
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8y ago
For an open source Free software project, I find it really strange pottering says this: "We don't recommend people to recompile their RPMs, the same way as we don't recommend changing the UID ranges..." https:/
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8y ago
I'm curious to know why one has to fork Android instead of fixing it to provide privacy out of the box? AOSP is a respectable open-source project, yes? If patches were submitted to make google tracking optional and improve privacy for
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8y ago
So put them in a cohort and treat them differently than the rest of the users? Personalised key exchange? Possibilites are endless. If you don't trust the closed source operator here, then that end to end encryption should mean nothing
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8y ago
Have you seen yubikey/smartcard being used for sshin a large team? Would love to hear about your setup and learnings.
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8y ago
Even if you have a single server to run a bunch of services (web, mail, ssh, file server etc), best way to raise the security bar quickly is to isolate these services from one another. Use one of the modern virtualmachine/container tec
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8y ago
Since this guide started with datacenter and hardware security, it is important to discuss the merits of having a secure enclave (hardware security module) on each server to hold the security keys. Securing the chain of trust is a critical
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8y ago
Secure room means there's no way for anyone (big or small) to sneak into the room undetected. Hence, having false ceiling/floor and ducts need to be secured - usually the fire/aircon zones are also separated and isolated. I
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8y ago
It's because everyone here has a bigger screen (laptop) and hence wants a smaller screen phone. For vast majority of the world, phone is the only screen they own. And hence they want bigger screen.
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8y ago
In 2005, I worked at a startup that attempted to solve the problem of privacy and security for personal information (photos, home videos, music, personal health/finance documents, contacts etc) while also providing ability to share and
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8y ago
Is there a reason to use github free over gitlab free for private projects? From what I can tell, gitlab has much better features and more features/limits available for free.
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8y ago
For some reason apple blocks access to appleid via Digital Ocean. Have you experienced this?
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8y ago
The IP you normally would have communicated with is among the hijacked IPs, then you have exposure. The data you send to such IP is ending up in the hijacker's hands. As an end user, your only defense is to use end-to-end authenticated
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8y ago
Wireguard packets on port 443 looks like malformed QUIC packets. Any firewall that is doing protocol inspection (for L7 policy enforcement) would typically be configured to drop malformed packets. Wireguard would get blocked by such firewal
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8y ago
These days, startups founded by people who have worked in big tech companies and have witnessed the power of ML/AI will definitely apply it from day-1. You don't have to invent or implement the algorithm yourself. You can use AI&#
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8y ago
Isn't DJB's Qmail, djbdns etc was exactly this? But at least it was small codebase. Is anyone still running qmail? Wonder if someone has thought of running email entirely on their smartphone.
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8y ago
This argument is broken. An ISP engineer debugging need only look at IP packet drops in their part of the network. If their end clients are asking them to debug an issue then they should debug it at the end points, not in the middle. This a
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8y ago
Classic phishing scam reads exactly like this all the way till the last but one line! Wonder how he verified if it was real google calling him and asking all these questions and giving instructions or not.
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8y ago
How many unique miles is driven? And unique lighting and traffic conditions were they driven in? (day/night/season/location) Do those miles have sensor in/out recordings that can be used for training autopilot or buildin
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9y ago
I opened messages and saw a barrage of debug messages about Lua script for metadata fetching failing. I guess that was causing 100% cpu. Did a settings 'reset all' and restarted and that seems to have fixed the issue. But now I ca
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9y ago
Streaming h.264 video from Mac OSX to Chromecast is eating 100% CPU. Why is this happening? Is there a setting to not do transcoding?
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9y ago
Google Project Zero researchers discovered this bug in May, 2017. They notified Intel, AMD, ARM and likely other chip-makers (Qualcomm, Broadcom, Marvel, Microtek, Huawei etc) directly. Intel is just the lead actor in this mega-production.
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10y ago
UberGo is most prevalent option in India. In UberGo you are shown a fixed final price at the time of starting the trip. This is supposedly calculated based on the best route you will take from point A to B. Def. of best is - cheapest cost -
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10y ago
DNS for service discovery is very old school stuff that has been known to be unreliable and requires unnecessary amount of work. You are better off using an actual dedicated http based service for doing service discovery. Keeping things lar
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10y ago
Choose a disk that supports Full Disk Encrpytion. Lenovo has this - http://www.lenovo.com/support/fde . This way the encryption/decryption is done by the chip inside HDD and there is no OS security issue that can c
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10y ago
Super expensive dial-in rates. $0.214 per minute in India is basically twice the ISD calling rate.
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10y ago
And how would you block url without sniffing packets?
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11y ago
First let's keep affordability aside and think about this. Internet is built on principles of neutrality. It is built on public property (airways, land) that government leases to companies on our behalf. Internet is what it is today be
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