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cipherpunk
15y ago
We're hosted in AWS and pretty much all of our servers are now unreachable. This is going to be a nightmare.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Haha, I came here to post the exact same thing. For those that don't know: http://technoanimal.net./ap.html
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Traitors to America? What the hell does that even mean in this context? Are all anti-capitalists traitors to America?
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Higgs Boson Live Blog: Analysis of the CERN announcement
(blog.vixra.org)
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cipherpunk
15y ago
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cipherpunk
15y ago
The company I am with just moved from plaintext in-database password storage to using bcrypt with their latest product release, FWIW. It was either that or I left, heh.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
This title is ambiguous unfortunately. I clicked, expecting ML the language family.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Before tax. Rent is 3400 DKK, in a nice house share with two developers. Our lease is up in January (original owner wants it back), but it has been nice otherwise. 10 months here. You can extrapolate the wage from this, but it's not high in
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Most of my friends live in Amager, Østerbro, etc. Anyone expecting to find affordable, modern accommodation easily in historic city centres is deluding themselves to a degree. Copenhagen has one of the more modern transportation systems in
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cipherpunk
15y ago
You use American spelling. I call shenanigans. At the very least, your view comes across as definitively US-centric.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Nevermind that Copenhagen is arguably one of the nicest cities in the world, in one of the most "civilised" nations in the world. Ugh.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
I moved to Copenhagen from the UK in February and had no problem. You just approached it terribly -- Copenhagen is not in America, and different places have different ways of doing things. You can't just expect foreign cultures to play by y
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cipherpunk
15y ago
>>it proves that a psychotic mob of minutiae obsessed sufferers of Autism are capable of incredible productivity in spite of anachronistic tooling >That should've been your hint that I have an admiration for them and their proje
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cipherpunk
15y ago
OpenBSD developers are autistic and psychotic? Fuck off, and die.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Most likely: "andrew@ducker.org.uk"@some-ms-xmpp-url
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Puts me on the opposite end of the country. Sigh.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
The black bloc tactics would seem to be far superior to the use of such `V' masks, due to the highly generic nature of black clothing, scarves, etc. Alas.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
But of course. Preaching to the choir. Management made the decision that my trivial change to eliminate replay attacks was "too much effort". I am inclined to agree, since even with such a change the effort required to circumvent their enti
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Are they suggesting to use the same RSA key for encryption and signing?
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cipherpunk
15y ago
If you're in a position to intercept the traffic, then you can likely rewrite it. That includes the JS.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
The company I work for (who for obvious reasons I will refuse to mention) refuses to implement standard cryptographic practises in its product. Several months after starting there, and after a lot of loud complaining, I managed to get them
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Where's my Swedish option? :(
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cipherpunk
15y ago
:D
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cipherpunk
15y ago
A remote exploit in the Skype application that allows account theft is `minor', because, ``as you can imagine, someone who you deal with frequently is probably unlikely to take advantage of this bug anyways.'' Give me a moment to collect my
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Yes. Pretty sure that hasn't been done before! :D
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Here's a free software replacement for last.fm scrobbling: http://libre.fm/ I still use last.fm myself though.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
rolleyes
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Indeed. I wasn't offering a dissenting view, just reiterating that this isn't sexist. Apologies for confusion :)
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cipherpunk
15y ago
It is inappropriate to call people names in public. It is distasteful . What this isn't is sexism, and it's certainly not offensive to the entire female gender.
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Nothing I said in my comment was sexist, and calling me disgusting is utterly uncalled for. What's your problem exactly? How do you link the word "bitch" to rape and battery? How do you differentiate the fact that this was an ex girlfriend
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cipherpunk
15y ago
Oh for crying out loud. Someone got angry at a picture of an ex-girlfriend with "bitch" on her face -- WHY? It might be a bit distasteful, but what the fucking hell is offensive about it unless you were the ex? If I put a photo up of my e
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