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by libeclipse 9y ago
But what happens next? Was there an update to this sequence of events?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
It is?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
To be honest, bigger injustices happened during the war. I honestly cannot find it within myself to care about one man's $13.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
How so?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Thing that really gets me about perl is the syntax, it's horrendous. No other reason, that's all. Just the syntax.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
> Actually, the program will output nothing if you’re using a release of Perl 6 prior to Rakudo Star 2017.07; a caching bug previously caused $*THREAD.id to report an out-of-date value.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
This news made me genuinely happy and hopeful for the future. Hopefully, future governments won't turn back on this.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Meh, not major problems. Those will inevitably go away as more and more people adopt ipv6. However, I feel as though maybe developing countries might stubbornly stay on ipv4. They're already double-NATing right now, and it's likel
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I disagree, but even still suppose you're right. Why? ipv6 is so much better than ipv4 it's insane that we're even discussing this.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
> Even Einstein was unexceptional in his youth. Citation needed.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Cody from Cody's Lab on YouTube did this a while ago. It was really cool. He's done a few videos on it, including putting it in and taking it out.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
That's the same as the headline on the article itself.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Comparing potential backdoors in proprietary systems with forced installation of spyware on endpoint devices? I don't think they're the same.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I can think of so many countermeasures. - Append a null byte to the end of your files, giving them a unique hash value. - Disallow internet access to the application. - Spoof the server using DNS tricks and control what is sent and received
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China forces one of its Muslim minorities to install spyware on their phones(mashable.com)
256 points by libeclipse 9y ago|150 comments
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Is there anything similar for chrome/chromium? Would be interesting to compare them.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Anyone wanna take the bet that this will follow the same path their phone did?
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The hidden Orwellian nature of Britain(cryptolosophy.io)
3 points by libeclipse 9y ago|0 comments
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Here's a slightly better cached version (not broken): https://web.archive.org/web/20170710232311/www.hack-pr.com/l...
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Love how everyone's getting themselves butthurt about Zed's opinion on a language. We all hated python3 at one point.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
You should start a patron page. I feel that a significant number of people would be willing to support the work you do, and this would allow you to both keep your education free while earning from it. Just my two cents.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I have a few questions. 1) “Facebook’s intrusion could have easily been blocked, but plaintiffs chose not to do so,” This seems like a dangerous precedent. So if we can block surveillance attempts and we don't try, then it's our f
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Yep, this. If the key is pseudorandom instead of purely random, then you have yourself a stream cipher and not the OTP.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
The irony of this article being behind a paywall.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Reminds me of this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14279124
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Jeez. Walmart seem really damned insecure about themselves. This isn't the first petty BS they've come out with regarding Amazon.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Yep! Hadn't seen it before and bet a few others probably wouldn't have either.
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Stolen bag recovery with Monzo(medium.com)
3 points by libeclipse 9y ago|0 comments
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The case of the 500-mile email (2002)(ibiblio.org)
246 points by libeclipse 9y ago|56 comments
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I would suggest a lawyer. Even though it looks like no charges have been filed, it could be the company's fault for not investigating properly. IANAL

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