lolidaisuki

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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
> The Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group That name alone should tell you that they don't give a hoot about anything other than WWW and HTTP.
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
To fingerprint the visitors.
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
It's not just domain names. CA and IP have the same problem.
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
> I've been here since the beginning and I think comments have gotten more hostile since then. I've been reading HN since around 2010 and to me it seems that there is now less hostility about technical topics but more hostility
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
>hello, >You are receiving this error message because your ip (89.234.157.254) is listed in the StopForumSpam.com database. >You can check the status of your IP and have it removed by visiting http://www.stopforumspam.co
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
> My secretary also prints out all nonspam email messages addressed to taocp@cs.stanford.edu or knuth-bug@cs.stanford.edu, She definitely does use email. I don't see what is so wrong with paying someone else to do the necessary time
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
Secure systems are much more than just a verified kernel or userland. None of that matters if you are using it in a modern processor full of backdoors and malicious technologies like AMT/IME/PSP.
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
> but unfortunately gpg is such a terrible program I can't understand what people find to be so bad in it. It took half an hour to learn the basic usage and the commands aren't hard to remember at all. Can you please elaborate?
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
The amount of animation on the page makes it really hard to look at. E: from the graph it seems they are using Tahoe-LAFS[1] for the backend. However I won't be trusting this unless they make the frontend free software as well. E^2: Op
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by lolidaisuki 10y ago
I wish it was banned globally.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
It's hard to even imagine how many different places you could apply this technology in. My mind is blown.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
Web server security is pretty narrow portion of all security fields.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
80% isn't any better than 0%.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
> Setting up openvpn or similar is nontrivial Setting up cjdns is less work than setting up SSH.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
VPN are a thing. I recommend just installing cjdns and forwarding the home end. It also encrypts your traffic. You wouldn't want to netcat in cleartext over the internet.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
There are a lot of sites like this. The only thing that's sorta neat about this file is that the filesize limit is so high. Getting around the size limit is fairly easy by using split or something similar so that's not too big of
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
These containers are pretty much glorified chroots.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
If you look at the EULA you'll see that free here means free as in no cost. It is still proprietary software and isn't considered "open source" by the OSI definition[2] even tho the page claims it's "open sourc
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
Some pots should be stirred and I think this is one of those pots.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
It's not very common thing in Asia to hide your salary afaik. E: Why the downvotes?
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
You gave enough information that they could find you without using any links in your profile or your online handle. Another thing that could be interesting is your accent. My eyes were recently opened about the discrimination that happens b
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
How do you build a wifi router without a radio? And there is no problem that has to be solved. This restriction is completely useless and hurts everyone except big companies.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
Might be a chance that someone could go next to an airport and jam all of the frequencies. It's not very likely scenario and this wouldn't even prevent them from doing that. But that's I could think of. The headline has Europ
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
Might make SDR illegal.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
The radio firmware is usually included in the OS. Thus if you want to change the OS on a router, phone, tablet, whatever else and that is the case you won't be able to do it at all.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
This also applies to PCs. They have radios as well.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
Not just routers. A lot of other devices have radios as well.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
The title is not misleading at all. And yes, you should blame EU for even considering it. Just because other people kill doesn't mean that we shouldn't blame people who also kill.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
That would be a reasonable way to solve the problem that doesn't even exist. However that costs money for the manufacteurs so they are much more likely to do it by locking the firmware for the whole device.
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by lolidaisuki 11y ago
Apple software won't be illegal because they can very easily apply for the certifications.

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