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by packetized 4y ago
I dare say that it’s annoying you as a result of cognitive dissonance about your employer paying six figures to migrate to it. If you’re being paid well, obviously you’ll be annoyed by concepts contrary to your work. e: edits are hated, but
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by packetized 6y ago
The finding in TLS-01-003 is surprising to me, mostly because it presupposes a lack of sophistication among users of this library who are also using X.509 NameConstraints. From RFC5280: For example, a name constraint for "class C&q
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by packetized 7y ago
This is absolutely a false dichotomy. A home-cooked meal is not one conventionally thought of as being from items hyperlocally sourced. At least, not in the last 70-100 years. We’ve had Sears Roebuck and the like for quite some time.
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by packetized 7y ago
The fact that the OP had to resort to unofficial channels to get satisfaction is the problem, full stop.
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by packetized 7y ago
I would say that is much more damning of their state of customer interest.
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by packetized 7y ago
That you would have to communicate this to a customer via HN is pretty damning.
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by packetized 7y ago
Vault is a phenomenal tool, full stop.
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by packetized 7y ago
Agreed, I just found the juxtaposition of the two confusing at first.
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by packetized 7y ago
On mobile, this site has a “toggle high contrast” widget on the left side that seems to directly contravene the points made in the article.
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by packetized 7y ago
This position seems at odds with a recently opened WHATWG issue. https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/4986
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by packetized 7y ago
The first two nota benes explicitly describe this document being outdated and not what most people expect when it comes to “memory controller”. I am not certain that citing this is a great example.
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by packetized 8y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_GPS
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by packetized 8y ago
Arguably, private keys should not ever leave the device on which they were generated.
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by packetized 8y ago
I’m curious to know what benefits accrue from sending the user’s private key over the wire (even encrypted). It seems a strange concept, at odds with ephemeral key usage.
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by packetized 8y ago
This whole post smacks of a half-hearted attempt to memorialize Terry, while slyly smearing him. n.b. I am not defending Terry’s outlook nor besmirching his efforts, simply calling out this post as a not great eulogy.
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by packetized 8y ago
Your cellphone camera lens likely doesn’t have the requisite light-gathering capacity to burn out the CMOS image sensor in your phone. CCDs (commonly used in DSLR/M43 cameras) are far more sensitive, as I understand it.
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by packetized 8y ago
Factual information isn’t always useful in another context.
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by packetized 8y ago
This is an exceptionally self-serving take on the matter at hand. So much so that it’s frankly breathtaking that it’s been upvoted to #1. Dear Israel del Rio, As a Mariott and SPG member since history, kindly focus on not disclaiming respon
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by packetized 8y ago
This is a profoundly unhelpful comment.
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by packetized 8y ago
The term “Windows autism” is pretty repugnant.
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by packetized 8y ago
if you work for someone, do you owe them anything? beyond a customary standard of duty and notice of departure from employment?
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by packetized 8y ago
no, Kylie’s Snapchat tweets were almost certainly more expensive (for $SNAP)
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by packetized 8y ago
why on earth would they owe anything to the company?
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by packetized 8y ago
Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from consequence.
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by packetized 8y ago
Title says `GlobalEntry.gov`, link points to `www.globalentry.gov`. And yes, presumably it's misconfigured.
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by packetized 8y ago
`thisisunsafe` in Chrome.
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by packetized 8y ago
globalentry.gov has a valid certificate. The link you shared is for www.globalentry.gov. Presumably, the admins there shouldn't simply be pointing www.globalentry.gov at the same IP as globalentry.gov.
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by packetized 8y ago
This seems quite a bit like Heka. Very excited.
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by packetized 8y ago
Looks nifty, but I'd ask: why use this over Trufflehog? https://github.com/dxa4481/truffleHog
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by packetized 8y ago
Interesting that the data accessed was very specifically only limited to: * A complete copy of an old database backup containing very early Reddit user data -- from the site’s launch in 2005 through May 2007 * Logs containing the email dige

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