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T3OU-736
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Comment #49004623
More of a BBS, I'd argue. Replace dialing with a modem with SSH, and otherwise the analogy holds decentky well.
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Comment #47670557
Of the varied reasons for not using them, can you share yours?
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Comment #47644760
D'oh. Typo. OFFPAD not OFFOAD.
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Comment #47644489
That is what I was thinking, too, but rather than the keyfile being an actual file, it is, instead, on the USB-C HW token. So, to decrypt your KeePassXC db, you'd need the physical…
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Comment #47642166
There's a [DEFCon 33 talk]( https://youtu.be/xdl08cPDgtE?si=SwZ-87jzDbNeP1Mx ) on this, too. I... Am not sure how I feel about it. On tech merits, this absolutely makes sense - the…
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Comment #46915121
Not quite filesystem navigation, but SGI IRIX's Performance CoPilot software had an IrixGL (OpenGL's precursor) UI for monitoring things like memory state, CPU/storage loads, etc. …
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Comment #46322358
SGI's HW also had ccNUMA (cache-coherent Non-Uniform Memory Access), which, given the latencies possible in systems _physically_ spanning entire rooms, was quite a feat. The IRIX O…
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Comment #46023184
```you should know the Uvalde school shooter was a minor but he managed to buy the guns legally from a gun shop on credit!``` That does not appear to be true. The investagiom repor…
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Comment #45578463
```… the pipe was so fast, you could only pcap if you had a SCSI hard drive!``` This is why NSA asked for (and got from SGI) a guranteed rate I/O API - to make sure that whstever t…
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Comment #45517530
(Not disagreeing that this is a dupe), but this is The Verge's coverage of Lumafield's findings. Not sure if there is any additional value in the re-coverage, though it does feel l…
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Comment #45510489
Distributing (and controlling) the necessary decryption seems like a helaciously difficult challenge for general/commercial aviation. Who are the authorized recievers of the ebcryp…
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Comment #45491799
It feels like we have disparate mental models for what is happening. Mine was that the noise generation was part of the adversary's actions (as is the presence of the drones themse…
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Comment #45480986
Would your signal eminate from the drones, or a dedicated platform? Against the drones, that would be difficult to prevent, but the limitations imposed by the transmitter gear (siz…
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Comment #45364735
Huh. So, making cell site simulators be more useful than just for doing wholesale surveillance? Wonder if the goal is as wholesome (tool for rescue) as it seems, or there is some s…
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Comment #45210145
In the US, the terminology tends to split into "fired" (implies "for valid reasons") vs "laid off" (implies "position was terminsted, this was not about the employee or their quali…
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Comment #45006457
Consider writing an actual letter to the CEO instead. I suspect it will more likely stand out.
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Comment #44376140
(This is a bit of a continuation of what `whiteandnerdy` posted in a different comment) - the distributed trust model seems to assume that the governments won't cooperate to seize …
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Comment #44376057
> If you stop making progress, start back at step 1 because iCloud Drive frequently gets stalled for some reason or another It feels utterly wrong that there is not an Event Log en…
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Comment #44341475
Another text editor from the makers of Edlin. (Sorry, could not help myself!)
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Comment #44324105
Interesting. Hit the front page (Android, Firefox Focus) Have a feed. Tried to follow https://atac.seraum.com/event/did-16-billion-login-credentia... Got: ``` 404 - Not Found The e…
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Comment #44236339
Looks like a neat tool, and a valuable addition to the network bandwidth/latency/performance toolkit. (Admittedly, it has been a while since I have done it) It did feel odd that th…
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Comment #44127028
The relation between GutHub creds being compromised and persional (Social Security) numbers being accessed is not obvious, and feels weird. Were SSNs in a GH repo? Credentials for …
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Comment #44018291
Another aspect of supporting hugely dispersed CPUs a-la SGI Origin 3000 series (say, Origin 3400) is the support for performance telemetry of the attendant interconnecting pieces. …