xaduha

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541.
by xaduha 10y ago
The point is to have the ability to pipe to curl, will -T / --upload-file allow that? For now I'm happy with how it worked.
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by xaduha 10y ago
probably doesn't need that -k flag, I was just using it to test HTTPS server with a self-signed certificate
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by xaduha 10y ago
Can also be solved with some aliases to curl alias GET='curl -sk' alias DELETE='curl -sk -X DELETE' alias PUT='curl -sk -X PUT --data-binary @-' alias POST='curl -sk -X POST --data-binary @-' echo &qu
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by xaduha 10y ago
Windows Themes were a step in the right direction, why can't we have that in OS X? Give me that Snow Leopard skin for El Capitan or whatever.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Any 2-factor auth is better than none.
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by xaduha 10y ago
With all due respect to Larry Wall he shouldn't be a source of info or inspiration when it comes to Perl6. Watch this instead, it's pretty damn great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq2HkAYbG5o&feature=youtu.be
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by xaduha 10y ago
You mention that SmartCard-HSM/Nitrokey HSM are open source, which to me seems a bit disingenuous, since the most important part, the applet itself, is closed source AFAIK. You can't get the source that you can compile to a .cap f
548.
by xaduha 10y ago
I don't have a laptop.
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by xaduha 10y ago
It's not in a workhorse languages category yet, but in a hobby languages, alongside Perl 6. I'm interested in Parse dialect, seems very powerful. Wasn't a user of Rebol previously, but I like that Red mostly reimplements it,
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by xaduha 10y ago
I think I'll stick with Red.
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Excellent Keynote from YAPC 2016 by Dr. Damian Conway(youtube.com)
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2016 – On the Shoulders of Giants – Damian Conway(youtube.com)
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by xaduha 10y ago
Haven't tried it yet, but there is this for smartcards. Not sure if it will work with blank java cards, I mean they provide the cap file and source. https://github.com/LedgerHQ/ledger-u2f-javacard
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by xaduha 10y ago
I wouldn't trust any web framework that isn't yet on https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks It might not be perfect, but it's common ground.
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by xaduha 10y ago
You might be right, but what I see in the browser dev tools is that my page always gets the CSS from Google Fonts and that does matter to me.
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by xaduha 10y ago
> They do provide proper cache headers. They cache the CSS for 1 day. The actual font files are cached for a lot longer than that. I don't see it, not with curl at least. Looks like actual fonts are cached for a year. But not CSS, &
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by xaduha 10y ago
Can someone explain to me why Google Fonts doesn't provide proper cache headers, still? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29091014/how-do-i-levera... Why disallow caching? Unless I'm misunderstanding s
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by xaduha 10y ago
Look into preact + buble ES2015 compiler then, should be small enough https://github.com/developit/preact https://gitlab.com/Rich-Harris/buble my app.min.js.gz is 6.2K for some basic stuff includi
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by xaduha 10y ago
Nix is impressive, NixOS is more impressive still.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Found this https://github.com/thybag/PJAX-Standalone http://userbag.co.uk/demo/pjax/
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by xaduha 10y ago
Early 2000s I believe, late 90s - nope.
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by xaduha 10y ago
I like this approach, but what I don't like is that both of those require jQuery.
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by xaduha 10y ago
You can still have pin protected stuff, both Security Officer and ordinary user can have them, it's a part of PKCS #11 standard probably. Also, we were talking about Neo. To me it makes more sense not to do crypto yourself, but trust i
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by xaduha 10y ago
If your phone has NFC interface, then in theory it should be possible to access contactless java smart cards. https://github.com/doc-rj/smartcard-reader https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta
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by xaduha 10y ago
You can buy a java smartcard for about $2-$5 without compromising on security.
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by xaduha 10y ago
I did visit their site some weeks ago, but I'm not a fan of bundling a card reader with a card like that. It's better to buy a separate card reader, java cards themselves can go for as low as $2 each, maybe even cheaper. NXP is ju
567.
by xaduha 10y ago
You could be lying. What is more interesting to me is what happens when you destroy the crypto key (usb token or a smartcard), so no one ever can decrypt it.
568.
by xaduha 10y ago
This is getting nowhere, so let's stop. It's one of those "let's agree to disagree" moments. I certainly don't find yubikey particularly appealing and you already said that they "failed" when it comes
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by xaduha 10y ago
Point being that if you support open-source, then Yubico isn't your champion. They failed in sense that it harms their business, not much more than that. > just don't be surprised when they discontinue the NEO. I'd say tha
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by xaduha 10y ago
> The best way to show that you support open source is to buy the YubiKey NEO instead of the YubiKey 4. YubiKey NEO isn't a unique product, it's basically a cardreader and a java smartcard all-on-one, but there are plenty of ve

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