klapinat0r

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by klapinat0r 3y ago
Somewhat relevant, Yann LeCun insisted the research should be open sourced. At least in an academic sense. He touches on it briefly in this podcast episode: https://www.therobotbrains.ai/who-is-yann-lecun
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by klapinat0r 8y ago
What is e98e?
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by klapinat0r 8y ago
Medium comes to mind (for embedded) https://medium.com/policy/how-we-handle-do-not-track-request...
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by klapinat0r 9y ago
I think he meant to use exclusivity as a straw man to show that "IP is not food" , instead of the more often misused: "not paying is not equal to stealing" . Both are obviously false, but I think that was the intend (a
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by klapinat0r 9y ago
Your reasons may be plentiful, but if it's because you prefer the protocol, without the obstruction of handshake, I'd recommend using openssl s_client . Obvious disclaimer: openssl binary may or may not be part of your system (al
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by klapinat0r 9y ago
Is it down? $ ssh ghost@theshell.xyz ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
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by klapinat0r 9y ago
Possibly, but you'd still have to (try to) "render" it in your browser by opening the mail. On a similar note, your web mail could fetch images in emails ahead of time, but that would still be out of your browser's conte
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by klapinat0r 9y ago
> if somebody sent you an email with that code (even if you never open the email) What is he trying to say here? How on earth would it be possible to execute the url in the context of your zecco cookies unless it's openend in a
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
How so? The benefits are worth it, and I doubt any CEO will be argue against having fault tolerant code :) You catch bugs, and no one says you can't run Chaos Monkey in staging or a similar environment if it really is a tough sell.
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
I'm confused. It seems you have more information than the blog post and attached documents entail. Do you know both how long the investigation would be under for? Do you know the timing? Stating there's no good reason is not true
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
That's a fair point, but it sounds like we're moving into a debate on OSes switching to systemd by default. If we're comparing running a binary on startup vs. setting it up as a service in systemd, I wholeheartedly agree that
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
Care to give an example? What I'd call "dead simple init.d custom services" I find very easy to do in systemd, so I wonder if our definition is the same. Here's what I'd call a simple init.d-like example. non-needed
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
Previous (fruitful) discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11774850
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
> What then struck me was the way he casually decided to hack a VPN He's intentionally vague, but given he mentions two routers and two vpn systems, it's highly probable that he's referring to one of the two routers (whi
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by klapinat0r 10y ago
Would love to hear how the IC-connected network was setup. > disconnect the cable from the IC and plug my earlier cable in to it. This allowed me to make a special REST call to the CID So the cable from the side panel connects to the
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Whether docker in aptitude will be configured to use zfs by default is impossible to guess. It is however possible to say that ZFS is already supported by docker, e.g.: https://docs.docker.com/engine/userguide/stor
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
> if you didn't fetch the file at the right time, you will lose some history after rotation Very true, and that's a trade-off, not unlike what Twitter does today. In my pseudo-code I didn't make the -n part of the url (i
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
This could be solved by archiving/rotating old entries, and have the webserver return the n latest. For instance, you could let nginx do this: location /masukomi.txt { default_type 'text/plain'; cont
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
I agree, and it's really a shame. However, wasn't there such a category once? At least in 2009 there was (recall seeing various winners from 2009 in a "Oscar" category)
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Thanks. Yes it did build just fine. Now I just have to figure out what's "stalling" during boot. It compiled with zfs and all fine though :)
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
While I haven't tried crochet, I have tried building my own RPi-B+ image. You mention in your guide that you'll post updates "when you have something", and judging by your post it seems you have. Since I had difficulties
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
vu0tran, I'm almost sold. It looks great, and I love the private part (which was the one thing I could barely live with in Mailbox). If you do snooze[1], I'll throw all my money at you :) [1]: which of course either requires serve
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
This is slightly off-topic, but I hope moxie (or an employee of WhisperSystems - nothing official needed) wouldn't mind chiming in: Since I loved the fact that I can run my own TextSecure server, I'm wondering why Signal does not
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Depends on the client implementation. You should expect applications like Twitter for iOS to become inaccessible as it pins the certificate (correctly), i.e. adding the world of (rogue) CA's still wouldn't make the certificate val
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Okay, so it's (just) for reading the delivered data. Somehow I keep considering MitM a harmful attack (i.e. manipulating the data before it hits the user). My bad :)
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Curious. How do you go about (trivially) defeating asymmetric encryption? EDIT: or do you mean to replace "all" (content + js)?
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
2FA doesn't mean phone number. There's also HOTP and TOTP, dongles, bio, etc.
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
I read it as, commenters should not resort to gleeful uproars following said comment. As in, let's not turn this: I've temporarily banned Michael's account Into a plethora of snarky/glee comments like " yay, final
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
Would you mind elaborating on "because I was in Ycombinator"? Typo or did something change during today?
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by klapinat0r 11y ago
> Why We Need a Common Graph Query Language > I believe that graph query language is Cypher. I, and others, believe gremlin is that common graph query language. My first meet with graph databases was in fact Neo4j, but quickly piv

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