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by yaur 11y ago
> If they lose and the media circus leads people to strongly believe that the iPhone is 100% secure I don't think this is it. IMO if they lose they will ask congress for a law to require backdoors because they have already shown th
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by yaur 11y ago
I wonder how many of the other products using the exact same marketing copy[1] are the same part. [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=%22The+combination+of+sturdy...
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by yaur 11y ago
From your site (attributed to cure53): "Cyph provides security from a broad range of cryptographic attacks" From the actual conclusion: "Cyph claims to provide security from a broad range of cryptographic attacks" What
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by yaur 11y ago
This can't be overstated. Even if we got the general public to sort of understand PGP and PKI there is going to be a significant number of users that don't understand the difference between a password and a password protected key
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by yaur 11y ago
All machines are ALSO not 64 bit and you have a trivially exploitable buffer overflow on 32 bit machines.
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by yaur 11y ago
http://abcnews.go.com/US/court-oks-barring-high-iqs-cops/sto... Bad copy/paste
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by yaur 11y ago
http://abcnews.go.com/US/court-oks-barring-high-iqs-cops/ We are already there.
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by yaur 11y ago
Feedback: this is Not good. I'm pro choice and don't believe we need stronger gun control... Which candidate you say I should vote for depends on the order the questions are asked but it currently is. Your data seems off as well a
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by yaur 11y ago
The thing I don't understand here... How you can you write a multitenant app where protecting an EAV store is a critical feature and not have tests that validate that your security still works that run before every deploy.
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by yaur 11y ago
My read on this is that very few people involved in the conversation have a very good understanding of technology and gp's speculation matches my own understanding.
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by yaur 11y ago
Media codecs are a little different because there is a significant cost to replacing hardware that only supports the old standard. It seems to me that AAC is becoming pretty ubiquitous and probably will be the go to standard for the next 10
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by yaur 11y ago
Its an IE/Edge thing. Error messages < 512 bytes will get eaten by the browser and replaced with a standard error message.
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by yaur 11y ago
Two of the linked patents are pretty clearly weapons related and the third comes out of a lab that specializes in national security (among other things) so I would assume that all of the researches knew going into it that classification of
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by yaur 11y ago
look into gstreamer. The HLS segmenter is kind of crap, but will handle basic stuff with no problems. It has bindings for python among others. I'm working on a better one and hopefully I can convince my client to push it to up stream.
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by yaur 11y ago
My view of what the industry was like 5 years ago, is that content creators only wanted to deal with small companies that they could control and that didn't have the bankroll to take it to the FCC. All of them were terrified of Google
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by yaur 11y ago
Because VSTS doesn't support SSH
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by yaur 11y ago
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Liberty,+NY/Rocky+Mountain,+... Of course unlike the Hollywood sign, this is a place you wont be able to get to without a good map and some back-country navigation skills.
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by yaur 11y ago
Have you ever seen the jiter use SIMD? Having written some test code that was the simplest use case (multiply an array of floats by a float constant iirc) I have not. C# is a great language, but not for compute bound problems.
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by yaur 11y ago
Then they would be so far above market rate they would never be considered.
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by yaur 11y ago
No way. If I'm paying someone less than 100$ to come in to a place where they could walk out with $10K+ worth of electronics, jewelry, etc I either need to be there to supervise or have a long standing relationship with the person. Ide
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by yaur 11y ago
> Many dog, horse, and cattle breeds are more than five hundred years old, but the first documented cat fanciers’ show didn’t take place until 1871, at the Crystal Palace, in London, and the most modern cat breeds emerged only within the
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by yaur 11y ago
Based on the strings output, I'm guessing that these are Hikvision DVRs. Another problem with these things is that you can only set the admin/root password to a numeric pin through the normal UI and if you use passwd to change it
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by yaur 11y ago
It didn't used to but was enabled in iOS 8.3.
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by yaur 11y ago
just something I wrote in a few minutes... javascript:setInterval(function (){document.title = $('.songTitle').text() + ' -- ' + $('.artistSummary').first().text();if($('#still_listening_ignore').leng
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by yaur 11y ago
I use a bookmarklet to put that stuff in the title (and click the are you still listening button) you could do the same to fix the layout how you like it.
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by yaur 11y ago
Challenge response schemes generally require the server to have the password in a recoverable format so that both sides can generate identical hashes. IMO the current state of things is better than it would be with 1000s of random websites
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by yaur 11y ago
The server has all the inputs except the password and enough information to validate if it has guessed the right password. So password guessing/dictionary attacks are still viable, especially with state level adversary. BUT users are g
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by yaur 11y ago
> I don't know how they do it. But they do it. A big avenue for this is phone numbers. If you have exchanged phone numbers or texted and either person has the facebook app installed on their phone they may show up on "people
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by yaur 11y ago
This works well when your users are technical. On a IPTV project I worked on the support process for our customers' network engineers was to call my cellphone. On a CCTV project where some users barley knew how to use a computer and on
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by yaur 11y ago
A big thing with the pricing... If I'm an individual contributor and want a bug tracker, I can drop 10 bucks on a JIRA license (out of pocket) or convince someone from management that I need it and that they need to pay for it.

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