adrtessier

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by adrtessier 11y ago
That statement comes somewhat ironically from a founder that now does not appear to have much of a technology at all.
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by adrtessier 11y ago
Agreed. I couldn't figure it out at all without navigating around a bit. Someone with some HTML/CSS ability should attempt to donate some time to fixing this web page's messaging issues to get the product across better, to th
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> political freedom from authority is only ever won via extreme violence. Eh, that's the most extreme end. Political freedom from authority is won by having more power, period. That power can come in many forms, but at its most prim
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> WEP and WPA are completely different protocols. Nope, I'm not thinking of WPA/WPA2; I'm just destroyed here by a lack of my own ability to properly communicate things sometimes. At the high level, "SSL" is a te
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> If you do a lot of network infiltration, these boxes are among the most useful targets; unlike routers running JunOS, the VPN concentrators have a large outside-the-packet-filter attack surface, and everyone runs them. Don't forge
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by adrtessier 11y ago
Seriously. I can understand non-engineering-types calling SSL "SSL" still, but there's a point at which I will begin to date or discredit people's knowledge of "SSL" if they're still referring to it as suc
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by adrtessier 11y ago
From p.65: > Overall, resilient public cyber key terrain could prove a double-edged sword: enabling DoD to project power, both in terms of information as well as cyberspace operations, but also enabling enemies of the United States to do
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> Why is Juniper using Dual_EC DRBG anyways? As a follow-on question: was NetScreen using Dual_EC_DRBG before Juniper bought them (and with it ScreenOS?) If so, it might be good to scrutinize the original NetScreen owners and where they
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I'd like to argue Snowden is as pure as many of us wish he was in this case, but he, too, must unfortunately play the games of the nation-states that are more powerful than him. Snowden is right in talking about MTProto's issues,
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2015 SANS Holiday Hack Challenge(holidayhackchallenge.com)
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by adrtessier 11y ago
Why the statement from Juniper, then? To try to CYA so they don't end up looking as shitty to the community as RSA did post-bribe? EDIT: The conspiracy theorist in me would say "this is intentional, too." Changing a value to
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I'm curious: who will they turn to if (when) Yahoo shuts the service down? Bing?
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by adrtessier 11y ago
The male:female ratio feels like it's 50:1. It actually is skewed male in the Valley proper.
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by adrtessier 11y ago
Don't sell JunOS short. It is far more complex than "software networking on BSD" and has a lot of proprietary bits. Junos (FreeBSD) is the Routing Engine; Juniper hardware also contains an ASIC-based Packet Forwarding Engine,
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I am eagerly awaiting the incident report on this, although I find it unlikely we'll ever hear anything more than this from JTAC and friends. If this is the work of an intelligence agency, it will likely be gagged under the guise of &q
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by adrtessier 11y ago
The MSFT Visual .NET tools are probably the most visual you can get and still be productive. One of the things I really like about beginners having interface builders is that they can bridge the context between the code and the user interfa
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by adrtessier 11y ago
Hoo boy, most of these things don't worry me, but this one does. I'm semi-responsible for some Juniper gear, thankfully all Junos (BSD) based, but I no longer trust any of it if this is malicious injection vs. a bad review. Howeve
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> But as I said I do agree with you ideologically and have to hope that as people get a clue the pendulum will swing back to secure decentralized solutions. As technology progresses, eventually at some point those in power of that panopt
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> Given their abundance, it is remarkable that there is no hint of their existence in the records of the Christian kingdoms of the time. In combination with the impractical layout of the tunnels this has engendered the suspicion that the
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> Because if users migrate and stay on Telegram, it could be much harder for Brazilian courts to get records in the future. Yeah, that's the way that I see it. I don't believe this is the right kind of gambit to be playing. Not
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by adrtessier 11y ago
John Gilmore's oft quoted in these cases: "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." When, if ever, will politicians learn this? Will it take a generation that has grown up on the Internet and watched thi
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I think generally when every alarm bell in your monitoring system goes off the first thing you do is question whether monitoring is broken. When you confirm there is a problem this big, you panic and try to fix it really fast. Then you call
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I love the idea of labor unions in the private sector. It gives small voices some power against exploitation, and collective bargaining is something the anarcho-syndicalist bit of me loves to see happen as a form of self-governance. No matt
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> I won't say that it's strictly because of the watch, but I'm now about as fit as I've ever been I will gladly credit my Fitbit Aria scale for the same result. Interestingly, it is less for the feedback if gives me i
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> PH presents as egalitarian and meritocratic, but that's clearly horseshit. From my experiences, Product Hunt is largely a byproduct of a greater scene in which this is very often the case. It is one of the things I dislike most ab
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by adrtessier 11y ago
> "Nonetheless, after a perfunctory investigation lasting two days that consisted of brief interviews with Lombardi’s girlfriend, Hilary Maslon, and Lombardi’s parents, the Williamsburg police declared the death a suicide. The studi
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I agree. I think "MVC" has been abused to the point of where it means "the insides of this don't look like a PHP app from 2007, where it's function soup."
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I'm a counterexample, I guess: Tosca was the first opera that absolutely enthralled me, cliche or not, even though I had seen others before it. It's my favorite. Me aside, The Marriage of Figaro is the first one I tell people to s
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by adrtessier 11y ago
I was coming here to also recommend "How to Listen To and Understand Opera". For the longest time I could not figure out opera at all, and even when I thought I understood it, I learned that I quickly did not. Learning (or, for so
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by adrtessier 11y ago
There's an email option as well. Check the demo, then choose "Create Account" - you'll see "with email" as an option, including an email field.

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