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Show HN: FIDO2 PRF with TPM and Fingerprint Auth for Confer on Linux(vitorpy.com)
3 points by vpb 9mo ago|0 comments
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by vpb 4y ago
"And even though they make up only 5% of the total student population, international students earned nearly half of all Master’s and Doctor’s STEM degrees awarded in 2019, a total of 117,000 degrees." That's an interesting st
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by vpb 4y ago
Remote working was quite common in IBM when I worked there, ten-ish years ago. I stepped foot in an office only a handful of times.
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by vpb 4y ago
Maybe contact Have I Been Pwned?, work with them to add it to their leak database, notify site owners afterwards with a timeframe for disclosure and release your findings/blog post? Give people a way to check with HIBP, site owners a w
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by vpb 8y ago
1) That's far from true. I had a company in an incubator associated with one of the largest federal universities. Professors were supportive, overall. A few helped with contacts in the industry and ideas. 2) The overall tax rate isn&#x
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by vpb 9y ago
Yeah, I'm here. Ten years on the road and a lot of failed dreams. Some days I feel like finding a high beam and buying some rope. Anyway, it's been a fun 10 years - people should be aware of the risks, but it's fun to try.
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by vpb 10y ago
Almost all pages of cat-v.org read like that. It's a good read. Most should be taken in a light hearted way - it's just software, after all. People unfortunately tend to get outraged by it. Also unfortunately, the original author,
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by vpb 12y ago
Back when I was remote sensing, I remember some talk of people using SAR images (Synthetic Aperture Radar??) to search for Maya roads. I imagine something was found since then but I didn't kept up with the literature on the subject.
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by vpb 13y ago
I have no ideas for companies you worked for, but I wouldn' trust Catho :-) apinfo.com.br salary survey matches my experience for average salary. BRL 5k is an average salary for a senior developer. I was making BRL 4k after I graduated
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by vpb 13y ago
I'm sorry but 16k USD is not a good salary for a senior programmer in Brazil, at least not in Rio or São Paulo, working for a large company. USD 26k to 37k is a common range for senior developers in my employer. And I'm not counti
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by vpb 13y ago
SEEKING WORKING - Remote (from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) C++, Qt, Python, image processing, biometrics, UNIX and Linux. Just reach out to vbraga at acm dot org