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616c
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About 616c
koox7ien.hn.al@616c.net
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/ay5lee4k; my proof: https://keybase.io/ay5lee4k/sigs/8UhpvoAhdj4p8108luhi3GDrjpOUxRRvLu8vQpk9c-U ]
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Comment #42582296
You can listen to their own description of their strategy and tactics. It was every different from the contemporary counterpoint. They reformed one system one subsystem at a time b…
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Comment #42254487
What is this Pitchfork scale? Is it an actual one, searching didn't return any useful results.
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Comment #42232136
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Comment #42179766
Is there evidence for the rationale for five years or less for the age of a car? I hate all the entertainment systems and believe anything beyond Bluetooth and no complex entertain…
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Comment #40812600
Have you tried CBOR/CDDL tooling, nonlogical? What is your opinion of it?
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Comment #40591203
It's amusing you can self identify this way without much hesitation. My personal experience with colleagues and family on both sides of the regional, religious, lijguistic, and cul…
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Comment #40402753
This may be the first time I had that "well, that's enough Internet today ..." reactions on HN from a cybersecurity/cyber-physical protection perspective, and not something gross o…
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Comment #40161748
I went in the last few years to Porugal with my partner and it was so beautiful and modern history was so dark and rich and self aware. I loved Lisbon and Porto. I immediately went…
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Comment #40030275
I for one would like to see you write more about this.
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Comment #40008214
There is always someone on each of N sides of these longstanding conflicts in the region saying "Y is really the problem (because I support X; all who support X know Y is the real …
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Comment #39520749
Also CAB Forum has started to require private keys in HSM only for code signing certs.
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Comment #39389745
I traveled some in college to not so tourist friendly places and then worked as an expat in IT and I feel so fortunate for the same takeaways I am bitter and cynical as an American…
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Comment #39344754
This is truly inspiring, thanks for sharing your experiences.
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Comment #39311288
Point made, I meant this take threw me for a curve (not that it this too was spicy), re your point 3. I didn't make that clear. I just know your other takes so I was being cute abo…
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Comment #39224229
You've been known for your hot takes past and present, but this one threw me for a curve. Is there empirical data on this? I think many in the security industry believe this. I iro…
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Comment #39051776
Would love to see such a resource, would a static site for a leaderboard be enough to maintain a top 10 list, even for drama and protest?
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Comment #39048211
> I think this bug is probably a contender for the top 3 practical cryptography vulnerabilities on the Internet. Its close cousin, Vaudenay's CBC padding oracle, is a lock for #1. …
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Comment #38975378
Sounds like you're doing Gods work for mere mortals. How can we support that work?
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Comment #38763590
They become a very high value target though and I have learned "security software" devs are as fallible as all devs, sometimes more. Thycotic had some vulnerability with a symmetri…
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Comment #38731199
As I learned from the a blackboard when doing my study abroad year for Arabic that engrained my respect for teachers, formal or informal: من يعلمني حرفا فصرت له عبدا. Read your bio…
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Comment #38494258
Very exciting I shall as I was a fan of your prior project!
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Comment #38458693
Perhaps you should read about what Haganah did to the British before the establishment of Israel in 1948.
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Comment #38300087
Perhaps having lived close to Saudi Arabia, your comment is asinine and reflects a true a true misunderstanding of the region and the US government and other Western powers influen…
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Comment #38297158
I wish RCS could somehow be merged with IETF MLS specs but I know that is apples and oranges and not so possible. The RCS proprietary encryption bit is very sad. Oh well.
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Comment #38272135
Re Merkle trees, that is what emerging IETF specific citations in the SCITT working group are about. https://scitt.io/