rasengan

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by rasengan 13d ago
Depends what interest, contingencies and on other information to understand if 1.2B debt is a problem or not. Otherwise, for most UHNW people, debt is just a number on a balance sheet.
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by rasengan 28d ago
I feel really bad for you. It might actually be wise [1] to create a new, slightly less permissioned license for open source wherein the open is defined as anything that isn’t in a kill or surveillance chain or, more broadly, for military u
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by rasengan 1mo ago
> Orr Dunkelman The great Dr. Orr Dunkelman was admirably vocal in his opposition to the publishing of this draft.
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by rasengan 1mo ago
RFCs are used by developers as strict guidelines for implementation. The mere publishing of an RFC has customarily been treated by developers as a stamp of approval from the IETF. The NSA, contractors and their fans argue that simply adding
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by rasengan 1mo ago
> A majority (but not a large majority) of cryptography engineers would use hybrids at this point Actually, based on the WGLC, or the three of them rather, it's pretty clear that Ph.D cryptographers significantly prefer hybrid over
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by rasengan 2mo ago
> In the NSA's defense, combining cryptosystems also creates attack surfaces, timing problems, additional complexity, etc Actually, Dr. Nadim Kobeissi formally proved that hybrid is secure, even if ML-KEM fails. [1] [1] https:&#x2F
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by rasengan 2mo ago
I certainly find it fascinating that the majority of those in favor come from signal intelligence agencies, while the majority of those against are PhD cryptographers. I was happy to see the lead of Europe’s PQC team also voted with the cry
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by rasengan 3mo ago
It’s been like this for a while. Take a technology, call it a weapon and control it. Same playbook.
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NSA's SIGINT Enabling Project includes sabotaging cryptographic standards(nsa.2026.action.cr.yp.to)
16 points by rasengan 3mo ago|3 comments
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by rasengan 3mo ago
To be fair, whenever I join a pre-existing code-base [1], it's the same. I have no idea and have to map it out ;) [1] Not AI codebases (and of course, AI code bases I guess)
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by rasengan 3mo ago
The UK can’t block Dissent [1] since it looks like normal HTTPS traffic. [1] https://godissent.com
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by rasengan 4mo ago
I agree hw attestation is net negative when forced upon end users. OTOH, when service providers use it, it results in transparency to end users [1] so it's really about how it is used. [1] https://bmail.ag/verify
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A Private (PQ Safe) E-Mail Provider You Can Verify End to End(bmail.ag)
2 points by rasengan 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 5mo ago
> TPM-backed full-disk encryption This is going to be very useful for servers hosted in third party DCs.
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by rasengan 5mo ago
Great question! We rebuild if there's a security update or otherwise every few weeks. We're working on a better method, but right now a few templates can be kept warm so users aren't forced to reboot.
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Show HN: Clone, a small Rust VMM, forks VMs in under 20ms via CoW(github.com)
11 points by rasengan 5mo ago|3 comments
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by rasengan 5mo ago
Sounds like a good way to waste the only scarce resource: time.
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I built a free SSH relay for homelab machines behind CGNAT
2 points by rasengan 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Chrome Developer Tools on Android
1 points by rasengan 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 5mo ago
Interesting! We're working on a similar solution at UnixShells.com [1]. We built a VMM that forks, and boots, in < 20ms and is live, serving customers! We have a lot of great tools available, via MIT, on our github repo [2] as well
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by rasengan 5mo ago
Use latch to ssh, mosh or web into your machine. latch multiplexes terminal windows (like screen or tmux). We built this for use on UnixShells [1]. All remote connections are verified against the authorized_keys and are, of course, end to
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Latch: Terminal multiplexer, like tmux, with SSH, mosh, and web access built in(github.com)
2 points by rasengan 5mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Pure Go mosh client, server, and WASM build for the browser(github.com)
1 points by rasengan 5mo ago|1 comments
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by rasengan 7mo ago
I don't know if I agree or not with his views, but the fact that he's moving from complaining about something, to doing something about his beliefs, has convinced me to move from a negative to a significantly positive view of him,
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by rasengan 8mo ago
I thought I was reading the Onion. :(
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by rasengan 8mo ago
This reminds me of https://wiki.devilfruit.com Cool project!
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by rasengan 10mo ago
Some IRC networks still use naming as such like "server.state.country.dal.net."
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Google Chrome Developer Tools: AI Powered Suggestions(developer.chrome.com)
1 points by rasengan 10mo ago|1 comments
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by rasengan 10mo ago
This is a terrible day for the archival of the internet. Under the guise of copyright, significant information has been de-platformed.
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by rasengan 10mo ago
There’s the VPN technologies and then there are VPN services [1]. Technology alone does not give you the service. [1] https://vp.net/l/en-US/blog/The-History-of-VPNs-and-Logging

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