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by metavida 10y ago
They mention terminal passwords on their privacy page (short story, they don't read passwords if they aren't echoed on the terminal) The ability to exclude files that I know contain sensitive data would be a very nice step. Even b
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by metavida 11y ago
A few of my friends found multiple copies of ssh_config lying around, so I wrote this one-liner that looks at 3 separate known ssh_config files & patches any vulnerable ones that it finds. $ for SSH_CONF in /etc/ssh/ssh_c
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by metavida 11y ago
I'm not terribly familiar with blackbox, but based on the blackbox Readme it seems that this critique from Vault's website [1] addresses why HashiCorp thinks Vault is a better solution. > Chef, Puppet, etc. all solve this in a
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by metavida 12y ago
I'd say nearly every move the CAH folks make is some form of nontraditional marketing. Sure, buying an island may seem like just throwing away profit, but the amount of buzz and fan loyalty generated by that sort of stunt is a big part
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by metavida 12y ago
Danilo, I loved the article & thought it was much needed. Agreed that it's not the job of the marginalized to educate oppressors. Agreed that it's frustrating and exhausting for anyone to take on the task of educating others
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by metavida 12y ago
> I see no actionable suggestions for how to solve the problem Here are a few actionable suggestions from OP's article: * "[Create] a Code of Conduct for Hacker News." This helps all community members share clear exp
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by metavida 12y ago
Agreed that HN is not facing a unique problem of *ist comments/members. However, as the OP points out, given that the leadership of Y Combinator say that "Sexism in tech is real. ... We—the tech industry as a whole—need to fix thi
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by metavida 13y ago
From the "How can visitors connect?" page: > Visitors who are XFINITY Internet subscribers can simply select the XFINITY WiFi network “xfinitywifi” on their device and open a Web browser to get started. They will be able to sig
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by metavida 13y ago
Bridge is still visible on Apple Maps, though at least they added little warning/info indicators: http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3706/8813508276_05c689345b_o.p...
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by metavida 13y ago
Somebody should team up with the Better World Shopper folks ( http://www.betterworldshopper.org ) to make this happen. They do currently have an iOS app, but it's still way more manual work than it sounds like the author of this article is
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by metavida 13y ago
If you prefer, here's the bill on POPVOX https://www.popvox.com/bills/us/113/hr1892/ Also makes it very easy to contact your representative.
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by metavida 14y ago
Seems like making the calculation of Hash2 computationally expensive places more burden on the application than it does on a hacker trying to compute plain-text passwords. The app has to work twice as hard to verify (e.g. scryptX2) while to