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by devman0 4y ago
Trusted path could also be DoH or DoT as well, but yeah, not just 53/udp in the clear over the internet.
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by devman0 4y ago
BEAST and POODLE were both high profile attacks against how SSL used CBC.
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by devman0 4y ago
This mindset is just good conditioning by anti-union elements. The pilots union advocates for the pilots, that's not a surprise, everyone should be entitled to good advocacy and process done by the book. The public's interests w
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by devman0 4y ago
The fact that police unions, or teachers unions, or pilots unions advocate for and defend their members shouldn't be a surprise. Everyone should be entitled to vigorous advocacy. The problem lies with who is vigorously advocating for t
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by devman0 4y ago
For taxes, in US eCommerce transactions at least, that generally isn't possible until checkout anyway you need to know where you are shipping the order to apply correct taxes. For brick and mortar shopping, I agree, taxes should just b
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by devman0 4y ago
Is this seen as a replacement/competitor for ChaCha20 that has NIST approval? Trying to figure out the impact here.
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by devman0 4y ago
There are a bunch of people in this comment section asking for StackOverflow to be things that are clearly non-goals for the platform. SO certainly has it's problems but users coming and posting without understanding what the platform
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by devman0 4y ago
Certbot isn't the only way to automate Let's Encrypt certificate issuance, and even if it was, you can use hooks to have certbot push certs to other machines.
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by devman0 4y ago
I worked for many years in the enterprise java world, and when I went to do other things I was surprised how bad or incomplete package management is in other language ecosystems. The maven packaging system (as distinct from the Maven tool i
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by devman0 4y ago
FIDO passkeys are supposed to deal with the fiction and provisioning issues you highlight with current fido keys in consumer applications. In enterprise, the status quo is a little more acceptable because generally you have one or a pair of
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by devman0 4y ago
I organized the migration from CVS -> Mercurial at my last job, and finally after several years when it became clear Git was where industry was headed we switched from Mercurial -> Git. After resisting it for a long time and then bein
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by devman0 4y ago
Forcing factual speech (such as disclosures, warnings, product information, truth-in-lending, etc) is a lot different than forcing someone to say something that isn't true.
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by devman0 4y ago
There is an argument that compelled factual speech (such as disclosures, warnings, safety, ingredient information, "truth in lending", etc) is different than compelling someone to say something that isn't true.
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by devman0 4y ago
They do: https://www.twilio.com/blog/2015/08/introducing-max-price.ht...
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by devman0 4y ago
Getting fined for the the system tray behavior is a little much, that's how all chat apps have behaved going all the way back to at least AIM (and Trillian, Pidgin, etc) and I'm assuming before then as well, and its good UX that&#
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by devman0 4y ago
There are separate east and west grids outside of Texas.
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by devman0 4y ago
The federal government doesn't have a parole system, and the minimum amount of time you have to serve of your sentence is 85% regardless of good behavior credits.
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by devman0 4y ago
Completely understandable, EAC is certainly not the only software capable of using accurate stream features on CD drives or doing AccurateRip DB comparisons. Making bit-perfect archival rips is more about soundness of "the process&quot
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by devman0 4y ago
Unfortunately not all CD drives report C1/C2 errors correctly for audio data from a red book CD which is why you have to do external comparisons (see also AccurateRip) and some discs have fake C2 data as a means of copy protection or s
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by devman0 4y ago
That's generally how the flow chart works in the rip process, if you feel reasonably confident that you've correctly identified your release (specifically the correct pressing) you can burst rip the disc and then compare the rippe
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by devman0 4y ago
You can't copyright an algorithm, you can copyright a particular expression of one, or you can attempt to patent an algorithm, but two authors can legitimately write the same thing and not infringe on each others copyright unless one c
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by devman0 4y ago
I'd argue the trend is that most companies don't. They host it with a custom domain on Google Workspace or M365.
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by devman0 4y ago
Lots of tech is down, the NASDAQ is down 25% YoY. NVDA is certainly down a lot, but so is INTC for instance.
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by devman0 4y ago
I guess the response to this is, "it depends." Like I agree with you on an some level, but really it depends on what kind of SLA you have with the vendor. If you are not paying for one, you really are not owed an explanation, and
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by devman0 4y ago
Contactless uses a cryptographic operation to secure the transaction, both reader and chip are active participants. Compare with magstripes which are passively read and thus trivially subject to replay attacks.
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by devman0 4y ago
Someone else mentioned in another thread that it's for resiliency. I guess if you're carrying 70,000 lbs of ordnance you don't want an engine failure messing with your thrust too much during critical flight phases.
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by devman0 4y ago
As long as actual ISPs remain neutral the Internet is an open platform, if you have a controversial position you may just have to do your own hosting as you are not entitled to demand others do so for you.
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by devman0 4y ago
It isn't suppression of information, its not taking part in re-broadcasting (emphasis on re) it. If this was AWS banning Parler where AWS was the origin, then you might have a point.
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by devman0 4y ago
Great video on the topic, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LruaD7XhQ50&t=182s , indexed to the relevant bit.
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by devman0 4y ago
If the recreation of the DAMA/LIBRA experiment at that gold mine in Australia is successful that would be more evidence for WIMPs though.

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