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Bitcoin Technology Piques Interest on Wall St(nytimes.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
As a countermeasure to this, you can 'pepper' your passes or secrets with reserved letters / symbols that only you know about. For example if a pass is _SOSECRETOMG!_ You simply omit the exclamation symbol, and revea
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by signaler 11y ago
It depends on what you mean by 'key' though. In escrow situations, there is the likelihood of a very strong key provided by Apple, and a horrendously weak key provided by the person. What gets a pickle from me is that Apple have s
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by signaler 11y ago
A mental inventory of bloggers who routinely say they did not hand over their HD unlock keys to Apple haunts my mind after reading this. Apple are one of the few tech companies who could throw money at the crypto debate and win some Interne
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by signaler 11y ago
There's quite a few programs like this, and I've tried them all. What makes this look promising is the peeps behind Cyberduck fame are creating it. I always wanted that feature in Cyberduck, where you can mount any arbitrary legac
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Mountain Duck – Cyberduck for mounting volumes in the file explorer(mountainduck.io)
34 points by signaler 11y ago|22 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
A very simple example is that of Google which gives you a Wikipedia summary of a topic, but that's too simple. In your case you are looking for some way to heatmap certain keywords, or even the tone of a piece of content. You could go
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by signaler 11y ago
My blog http://blog.higg.im/ sits on a private NGINX server and is proxied with a CDN to address traffic spikes. I used to think my blog didn't get that much traffc and a CDN seemed like overkill. I never liked serving
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by signaler 11y ago
"I'm wondering how secure this method is" Well this depends on whether the firmware has been scrutinized and hardened over time, similar to how Yubikeys just get better and better. FIDO and other initiatives are more secure b
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by signaler 11y ago
Fraud filter is my Occam's Razor for this one. When it comes to any sort of e-commerce always use a 'Kosher IP' or an IP which is not tunneled in some way. 3G/4G/5G? Sims are perfect for this.
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by signaler 11y ago
'Internet' and 'rules' in the same sentence is a contradiction in terms. The web was not designed for the kind of draconian oversight you see in the EU and elsewhere. Anything that resembles some form of rigidity will be
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by signaler 11y ago
Well said. The most industrious are those who live their lives by some form of checklist, and manage to at least check some of the items off. The only problem I have with checklists are those who obsessively try to achieve each task on the
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by signaler 11y ago
Clean Links https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/clean-links/ Mozilla Addons to the rescue once again. I am always surprised at how under appreciated plugins like these are. If I ever stumbled
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by signaler 11y ago
The reason for that lag is not some campaign which loses to the mainstream media, but a market driver. Think of all the people who were shocked after it was discovered that Samsung TVs could arbitrarily send background voice data back to a
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Getting Over Uber(rushkoff.com)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
This will still require early stage overhead for many people switching over / 'going dark all the things'. Even though Let's Encrypt's goal is to make the process of encrypting the Transport Layer seamless, ubiquito
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Mountain Duck – Cyberduck for mounting volumes in the file explorer(mountainduck.io)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
TLS might as well be SIGINT enabled from the outset, just like many have assumed GSM was weakened from the outset to allow for interception. The key insight from the crypto stories we have been hearing is that the NSA is always one step ahe
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The World's Most Inspirational Iceberg Is a Fake(nautil.us)
82 points by signaler 11y ago|26 comments
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Cloud based version of GIMP(rollapp.com)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Apache 2.4.17 with HTTP/2 support(icing.github.io)
203 points by signaler 11y ago|26 comments
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Global Impacts of Recent Routing Leaks(research.dyn.com)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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2,800 Cloudflare IP Addresses Blocked by Court Order(torrentfreak.com)
3 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Ideas(blog.builtwith.com)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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Aurous – How we use P2P(blog.aurous.me)
2 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
As a hobbyist coding small projects like Twitter in my spare time, I feel their pain and have consistently had to re-adjust the code base, and the amount of project contributors. This is observable on the micro-scale, and I would loathe to
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SendIP is a tool which allows creating and sending of arbitrary IP packets(snad.ncsl.nist.gov)
32 points by signaler 11y ago|9 comments
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SendIP is a tool which allows creating and sending of arbitrary IP packets(snad.ncsl.nist.gov)
1 points by signaler 11y ago|0 comments
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by signaler 11y ago
"Developing the platform has taken a lot of resources and effort which we will not be able to sustain" Even with infinite resources it's difficult and requires "effort". It's not entirely about access to resour
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by signaler 11y ago
There is a switch in Chromium where one can disable remote fonts entirely. Obviously not for the average user, and more of a power-user thing, but still handy: --disable-remote-fonts You can find a tonne of other optimizations you

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