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by weej 8y ago
I had same reaction over weekend when I reset my password. I tried to use 20 char length with some special characters and their "validation" blocks it. Poor password management irritates me to no end.
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by weej 8y ago
Agreed. Although poor security with easy hijacking, it's still a form of 2FA. Even NIST doesn't recommend it as a factor to use for authentication.
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Internet Census (2012 Paper) – Port scanning /0 using insecure embedded devices(census2012.sourceforge.net)
1 points by weej 8y ago|0 comments
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by weej 8y ago
Completely anecdotal evidence, but every morning I walk by this building and without failure I run into wireless interference of some sort on different frequency bands (GSM, bluetooth, etc.). Not saying correlation is causation here, but th
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by weej 8y ago
The Verge article called the fee out. It's $4.025B, and Comcast offered to pay all of it (Disney & Fox's portions) in addition to the premium cash offer. https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/13/17457
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by weej 8y ago
I'm not sure those detained due to false positive scans feel the same way regarding 'utility' of the tool.
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by weej 8y ago
I have a lot of fond memories with the Radio Shack Robie Junior robot. As a kid, this was a great introduction to robotics. https://rctoymemories.com/2014/04/25/tandy-radio-shack-robie...
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by weej 9y ago
I agree with you, but there is one key difference...you are paying your ISP for the service. Google, FB, etc. provide free service offerring in exchange for your data. If ISPs are going to monetize customers traffic then their terms of use
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by weej 9y ago
Not to mention the Hardware Security Module(s) behind this are very expensive, especially when scaled out for redundancy and availability.
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by weej 9y ago
I believe that's what HC's Vault Enterprise is (hosted/SaaS): https://www.hashicorp.com/products/vault
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by weej 9y ago
Would be very surprised if it's not backed by AWS HSM. About 2 years ago I believe AWS KMS-->HSM was leveraging SafeNet's Luna HSM.
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by weej 9y ago
Doesn't mean it isn't click bait. ;-)
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by weej 9y ago
Key word is vulnerable. There is a gap in protection and they are at risk to being potentially exploited.
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by weej 9y ago
I know. I'm rotating my desktop.
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by weej 9y ago
Fair enough. Throw in the rain with lack of UV in Seattle - unless you live in Wales there's not many other places that get this many consecutive days of rain and low to no UV during winter. We're both miserable. Sounds like we s
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by weej 9y ago
Loved it. Absolutely amazing. https://i.imgur.com/KF87gOR.jpg I posted more screen shots of launch: https://imgur.com/a/gh410
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by weej 9y ago
Unbelievable. The simultaneous booster landings were incredibly impressive feat. Outstanding launch and spectacular landings! Screen shots from live feed: https://imgur.com/a/gh410
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by weej 9y ago
Unbelievable. The simultaneous booster landings were incredibly impressive feat. Outstanding launch and spectacular landings! Screen shots from live feed: https://imgur.com/a/gh410
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by weej 9y ago
At least you see the sun. The pacific northwest is brutal this time of year. I have a massive UV lamp on my work desk. S.A.D.
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by weej 9y ago
Agree. See NPR's story from 2013 "The Afterlife of American Clothes" https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/12/10/247362140/the-...
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by weej 9y ago
Have ICOs 'jumped the shark'? Definitely starting to feel that way with solution(s) looking for problems that don't need this complexity, reinvention of the wheel, not invented here, or hype train (FOMO).
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by weej 9y ago
I don't disagree, but it's also parents and nanny state mentality for enabling/coddling children. There are exceptions. I live in USA, and my child started walking to the school bus stop alone at age 7. There's value-a
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Deep learning and Goog Street View estimate demographic makeup of US neighborhoods(pnas.org)
1 points by weej 9y ago|0 comments
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by weej 9y ago
You need to package up the JAR with the shared object / dll and install both on the local filesystem in order for the SO to be accessible from the classpath. For example you could apply a package manager (RPM) and include the JAR and
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by weej 9y ago
Human Gestation.
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by weej 9y ago
Child Online Privacy Protect Act = COPPA https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/rules/rulemaking-regulatory-...
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by weej 9y ago
Bezo's reasoning on Amazon's no powerpoint policy: "Well structured, narrative text is what we're after rather than just text. If someone builds a list of bullet points in word, that would be just as bad as powerpoint. T
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by weej 9y ago
Yes, and I'm asking for legitimate "other stuff" that applicable for an ICO and/or blockchain. Been waiting for a while on this one.
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by weej 9y ago
ICO or block chain != open source. Think about a smart contract that has immutable code in it that has a bug regarding shuffling of the deck or misuse/error on financial transfer. There's nothing to think about or do...it's
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by weej 9y ago
Not sure I'd equate online gambling with legitimate (legal) use case. Even still if legal for use in given location (territory) why not leverage credit card or paypal? Unless you're doing some illegal (e.g. money laundering), the

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