ewanm89

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by ewanm89 3y ago
Okay, discriminators are randomly assigned unless one pays for nitro, that said they have account creation date on record, so they can do it in order no problem. The issues are the order they have chosen is not that simple. They are giving
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by ewanm89 6y ago
Let me be clear, basically the "rolling cipher" is DASH/HLS streaming for automatic quality changing. This has been an argument RIAA has been making since 2016, but outside of the judgement in Germany (which is wrong). All th
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by ewanm89 6y ago
Ah, there is a logical fallacy there. That logical fallacy that is just because they reused the same bitkeeper word that they took it from there AND are using it in the same sense. Ultimately this is a strawman, you are putting Bitkeepe
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by ewanm89 9y ago
1) My server runs nginx on debian squeezy, even using the newer packages for nginx from upstream, they are built against OpenSSL 1.0.1t matching the system version which does not support APNL. So while I have HTTP/2 enabled, neither Mo
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by ewanm89 9y ago
1) US government should cancel all contracts with Equifax, 2) US government should demand a list of all effected SSNs 3) US government should use pre-breach tax data to issue replacement SSNs to all affected and send Equifax the bill for do
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Well, it only takes one report to the relevant authority.
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Same goes for claiming to be made in most countries when it is not. I'm pretty sure the author/company founder is in France and EU law has quite a few things to say on the matter of misrepresenting goods and services provided. His
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by ewanm89 9y ago
"Converting the (VERY analogue) Morse key into a digital device was the next step." Urm what? A morse key is either on or off, pushed or not pushed, morse code is an on-off keyed digital mode. It is not analogue under any circumst
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Technically code via SMS is 2FA, it is proving one has access to that cell/mobile phone account either directly or indirectly. I would say it is a terrible authentication system but it is a different factor to something you are (biomet
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by ewanm89 9y ago
If I was Google I would just remember I served add for website for account x but the number on the click was for account y. Real easy to detect.
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by ewanm89 9y ago
That is exactly what international maritime law requires. For reference, I estimate the eye height of people on the bridge and watch deck is about 28.5m above the waterline (from a picture of an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer on wikipedia),
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Right, has the reporter visited China?
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by ewanm89 9y ago
No, it is targeting both. I see no mention of how monocypher implementation does anything 5o prevent side channel timing attacks, I haven't looked to see if there is any sensitive memory scrubbing. Of the bugs listed most are performan
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Why lose flexibility and switch to medium in the first place?
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by ewanm89 9y ago
The other useful case is when you open project on another machine for some reason and you find your usual editor not installed and configured. Open any editor and away you go with this, for those quick dirty edits. I require all editors ins
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by ewanm89 9y ago
I would point out it is d because latin typesetters back then often didn't have a greek typeface to print with and it is the closest to the greek letter delta δ. Once one understands it's δx and δy (or Δx and Δy) and today still t
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Okay so the article is wrong about some points. We have evidence for both IIII and IV notation in classic roman archeological finds. The obvious example is the entrance fee doors around the colliseum in Rome, they're are engraved with
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Okay, here is my attack: 1. Find drone operators home addresses, information whether they have significant others, kids. Most of this is public or fairly low security information. 2. Send goon squad to pick up significant other and ki
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by ewanm89 9y ago
All browsers can tell you what certificate signed the one in use. Unfortunately a recent chrome UI change made this a pain to get to.in chrome, into the other browsers just clicking on the lock in the address bar, it soon becomes obvious if
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Assign a fqdn, I log into my router with a domain name, most routers actually have a domain name for them. Configure the LAN setting of RT-AC68U. Device Name: ghandi
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by ewanm89 9y ago
It is pretty easy to manage your own CA, make a Debian VM, install something like XCA and it is literally click a few buttons to generate and issue certificates and set up certificate authority root certificates.
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by ewanm89 9y ago
I even do this on my own private network. Installing root certificates is not hard.
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by ewanm89 9y ago
1) internal company webapps just install company root cert and create properly signed certs under corporate internal CA. Installing the certificate across network is easily automatable on windows, OSX and Linux. The only issue is Firefox as
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by ewanm89 9y ago
If his customer asks, he doesn't need to do shit if his customer doesn't ask. My recommendation would be do what the likes of Toshiba do for their TVs include in the product an offer with an email address on some hidden copyright
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by ewanm89 9y ago
What does "Google Home" speaker usually do when there is no clear result? On the phone google assistant just displays google search results in such a case, obviously that can't work on the "Google Home" speaker.
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by ewanm89 9y ago
No, but under Lenz Vs. Universal a take down under the DMCA must considered in a subjective fair use analysis before being issued. This sounds like it wasn't done. As for how much of something allowed to be reused the law states the mi
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by ewanm89 9y ago
My reply would probably be something like this, after checking it with a copyright lawyer: Dear whomever it may concern at Zillow group, As you do not have rights to the images are you authorised on behalf of the rights owners to issue DMCA
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by ewanm89 9y ago
We have very strong regulations about political advertising in run up to elections in this country, such a track could easily fall under such regulation. I doubt any major organisation wants to take the risk.
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Well, if you look in the options you'll find Firefox actually does have an option whether to accept all cookies, only first party, no cookies or always ask. Chrome also has an option to deny all cookies, third party cookies or accept a
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by ewanm89 9y ago
Amazon aren't allowed to store the CVV so transactions via their one click ordering has to be CVV less. The store gets lower fees on CVV transactions, but it has never been required.

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