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by kjetil 3y ago
In the EU (and EEA), eIDAS distinguishes between - "electronic signatures", which can be any electronic data used to sign, like a drawn signature - "advanced electronic signature" (AdES), usually a type of digital signat
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by kjetil 4y ago
There is actually one more way to quit vim. If you only have one window open in vim, Ctrl-W Q will exit.
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by kjetil 4y ago
In practice, though, PAdES has a lot more support and has the crucial property of being easy to view by end-users. Is there any wide use of ASiC?
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by kjetil 4y ago
The article does not mention passkeys, but they seem destined to be almost all of WebAuthn usage in the future, now that both Apple and Google support them. External FIDO keys will probably remain a niche solution for those with special sec
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by kjetil 5y ago
QWACs are for web sites, not users. CAs have to be audited as a TSP in order to issue them and be approved by the member state.
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by kjetil 5y ago
Are the TSP audit requirements less strict than what the browsers’ root programs require?
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by kjetil 5y ago
Not being able to automatically renew certificates seems like a rather minor point in the bigger picture. I get QWAC goes against the trend of phasing out EV certs. But isn’t the real issue that the browsers don’t trust TSP audits carried o
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by kjetil 5y ago
Identity verification services usually combine document reading with something like a video selfie, which provides 1) a liveness check (you are a real person) and 2) a match against the digital image data that was read. Is it possible to fo
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On the Difficulty of Conjuring Up a Dryad(blog.skyliner.io)
2 points by kjetil 10y ago|0 comments
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JEP 286: Local Variable Type Inference(openjdk.java.net)
6 points by kjetil 11y ago|0 comments
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Inbox Zero for Life (2013)(xph.us)
1 points by kjetil 11y ago|0 comments
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How to Charge for Your Open Source(mikeperham.com)
7 points by kjetil 11y ago|1 comments
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by kjetil 11y ago
Since the Javascript NemID client was introduced last year, most users don't need Java anymore. That's for OTP though, users with tokens or keyfile have to use the OpenSign applet still. Haven't seen any stats, but OpenSign u
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by kjetil 11y ago
Not to detract from your point, but the applet part of Norwegian BankID is now mostly replaced by the new Javascript-based solution.
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by kjetil 12y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that String incompatibilites are a big issues in Java? String interning is specified in the JLS: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-3.html#... As far a
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by kjetil 12y ago
Even without such vulnerabilities, I would be wary of printing out stuff from any untrusted files in a terminal. Most terminal emulators have been vulnerable to escape character attacks at some point. http://marc.info/?l=bug
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by kjetil 12y ago
With love to all the UNIX apologists in this thread: you're missing the point. Why isn't software easier to install and configure? Why are we still using relics from the 70s as the base of our systems? Why are we so focused on mas
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Avatar - JavaScript services layer for Java(avatar.java.net)
1 points by kjetil 13y ago|0 comments
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by kjetil 13y ago
Slightly related fun fact: Oslo also uses recovered heat from sewage to heat homes. http://www.enn.com/top_stories/article/4032
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The Practical Benefits of Outrageous Optimism(mrmoneymustache.com)
2 points by kjetil 14y ago|0 comments
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by kjetil 14y ago
Or just use BankID for mobile or the BankID app for iOS, no need for applets.
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by kjetil 14y ago
Little known fact: the -0/-print0 idea is due to DJB.
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by kjetil 15y ago
At least on OS X you can set up an "idea" command for opening arbitrary files. Only local files though. Check the File menu.
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by kjetil 15y ago
For me it's the fingerprinting that does it. I once told an American acquaintance that US customs fingerprinted all my ten digits last time I was in the US. Her reaction: She refused to believe me. That her country would do that to visitors
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by kjetil 15y ago
Nice site, but it seems of the books aren't really free. Code complete and Programming pearls come to mind.
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by kjetil 15y ago
Are people in the US aware that visitors have to agree to be fingerprinted to enter the country? When I told an (American) friend about this the last time I visited the US, she refused to believe it.
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by kjetil 15y ago
Java 7 also adds java.util.Objects, which contains hashcode() and other useful methods: http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/Objec...
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by kjetil 15y ago
What's with the attitude? Remi just explained the background for the name of his neato prototype PHP-like project. I don't see why that deserves these kinds of snarky replies.
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by kjetil 15y ago
So basically, Apple should stick with making pretty pictures and stop all this needless user interface innovation? I guess we'll see whether Siri is successful or not, but I think you should at least appluad Aplle for (again) raising the ba
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by kjetil 15y ago
Arrogance? Come on, it's a rant. Cut him some slack. Other than that, I agress with pretty much everything you said. It's easy to forget how reliant we are on things like industrial-strength GC, multithreading and JIT and how young those th

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