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What you need to know about the DockerHub penetration(link.medium.com)
3 points by cyber 7y ago|0 comments
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What can we learn from the matrix.org compromise?(medium.com)
84 points by cyber 7y ago|73 comments
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by cyber 8y ago
Careful which countries you go to with that VPN. You don’t want to intentionally circumvent an access control restriction. ;)
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by cyber 9y ago
I wouldn't be surprised to if this was largely accounted for in supply side contamination issues. It appears that Amazon treats all SKUs identically, sourcing the closest one to fulfill and order, regardless of how that SKU arrived at
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by cyber 9y ago
Both of these require active threats. "Stand your ground" laws just mean there is no duty(law) to seek retreat above all else before actively defending yourself. "Castle", in California, simply means that if an intruder
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by cyber 10y ago
I've for a while said that a _unique_ password is better than an _awesome_ password. _Bad_ passwords are still bad, however. (And for $DIETY's sake, don't use your work email address for non-work sites!)
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by cyber 10y ago
Excepting that in SF the "everyone" does not want the land owners to make productive use of it: they want the status quo. (Well, the status quo of what the remember as being the "high point".) Having witnessed protests t
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by cyber 10y ago
One also needs to take into account how these larger companies' internal groups function. "Brian" probably looked into it, knowing that obscurity != security, but got a response back from the group responsible that was the wa
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by cyber 10y ago
If only there was a way to allow a people to hold power over their government.
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by cyber 11y ago
"""Micro was a way of creating a foundation for writing and running distributed systems. It's a pluggable architecture so that the underlying systems can be swapped out based on preference.""" At what poin
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by cyber 11y ago
"""One of the terrorists pulled out a laptop, propping it open against the wall, said the 40-year-old woman. When the laptop powered on, she saw a line of gibberish across the screen: “It was bizarre — he was looking at a bun
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by cyber 11y ago
The issue is that it needs to be explained in terms that they can understand: ... or part of your line will fail, randomly, and may take over a day to repair, IF your maintenance procedures are current, if not, you'll lose 4-5 days of
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by cyber 11y ago
For the people complaining that it's slow: what plugins are you running? My contribution: Community packages used most often: api-workbench, fonts, language-sql-mysql, term3, vim-mode Others: dash, export-html, language-docker, linter,
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by cyber 11y ago
I was really hoping they would tackle the harder problem of dealing with a production hive. Temperature and weight are fairly easy to monitor, but knowing activity would be useful in tracking hive health. Oh, well, maybe a project for this
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by cyber 11y ago
Odd that it won't boot. What hardware are you running and which kernels have you tried? Any way for you to capture a trace? This probably isn't the best forum to give you a hand. Can you hit one of the IRC channels or mailing lis
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by cyber 11y ago
> In my opinion, companies like Google build one hit after another Wait, what? Do you have any idea how many ideas they've churned through to get the relatively few hits they've had? Wave didn't do all that well. Orkut had
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by cyber 11y ago
You have it backwards. The farmed has been found to have higher mercury content.
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by cyber 11y ago
Road speeds need to be re-evaluated every 5 years. They take into account the speeds of traffic that are currently flowing on the road.
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by cyber 11y ago
Yes, it was: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=veh&gr... states: "360. "Highway" is a way or place of whatever nature, publicly maintained and open to the use of the public for p
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by cyber 11y ago
See CVC 360 "360. "Highway" is a way or place of whatever nature, publicly maintained and open to the use of the public for purposes of vehicular travel. Highway includes street." http://www.leginfo.ca.gov&#x
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by cyber 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10557793 (tl;dr: Gene Amdahl)
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by cyber 11y ago
For a look into how disabling/enabling privacy trackers impact sites, try out the Privacy Badger plugin. It's got some granular support, and crowdsourced guidance. With a button to report when it broke a site! Privacy Badger is an
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by cyber 11y ago
Yes, it means that some states can allow rampant piracy, and other states who are aggrieved can not block the import from the offending stats. Which is precisely what some of those states want.
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by cyber 11y ago
Until security is treated similarly to QA this will never improve. Along with quality, robustness, performance, etc; security needs to be treated as a first class feature. That said, it's a tradeoff. I've seen releases with P1 bu
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by cyber 11y ago
Might as well disclose that Sentry is commercial-ware with a limited free tier: What happens when my free trial expires? When your trial expires we'll downgrade you to our free tier. Our free tier is limited to a single user and 250 ev
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by cyber 11y ago
This is pretty cool. It would be neat to seem some of this technology folded back into NetBSD (potentially with the already existent modules infrastructure.)
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by cyber 12y ago
Yes, the first book set was to test the "bandsaw" protocol and getting it back into electronic format. IIRC, they also tweaked the font for better OCR.
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by cyber 12y ago
Ideally, you should be using a unique password at every site. There are plenty of secure password storage tools to help you keep track. That way, even if there is a site breach, your other accounts are not at risk.
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by cyber 13y ago
Unfortunately, it's also a learning experience of those padding their resumes. If all it took was to apply, there would definitely be an opportunity for a data market: I would create submissions for the sole purpose of getting the credent
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by cyber 14y ago
I'd always been jealous of a friend's realtime gas metering on his BMW (up until the time I had to bring him gas at the side of the highway.) I was intrigued, I hit the buy button. We'll see how well it actually works. I'd been meaning to g

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