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TsukasaUjiie

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About TsukasaUjiie

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/benjaminroberts; my proof: https://keybase.io/benjaminroberts/sigs/nlPOM4u2fz3lZc80OgjSW9e6KRv5mMYUWmPm9NB7a7Q ]

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    Comment #9713469

    Two VC's enter. One VC leaves.

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    Comment #9690417

    And every time it's tested: "mail('product-security@apple.com','Apple ID Password',"Thanks for your password! \n $data ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ \n https://github.com/jansoucek/iOS-Mail.app-inject…

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    Comment #9645816

    There's perhaps the risk of it becoming the major anchor in the web of trust. That said, you're probably right with respect to the other keyservers being no better.

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    Comment #9643171

    The Australian National University teaches a course in Snap aimed at non computer science majors. Whilst I was originally skeptical of the language and thought it might be "babyish…

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    Comment #9637694

    Neato. The idea of Facebook acting as a "keyserver" worries me a bit though. I'm looking forward to when they inevitably (I hope) add support for visualising the Web of Trust

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    Comment #9628826

    Didn't Level3 recently have Net-Neutrality issues with Verizon? While I think that botnets are a serious issue for internet security, I don't see how carriers have the authority or…

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    Comment #9379664

    "For another, conventional wisdom holds that reference counting and "pure garbage collection" (his term for mark and sweep) are roughly equivalent performance-wise, but the perform…

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    Comment #8944487

    "and more about MS abusing its market position and a massive failure to regulate." thats a pretty vague statement. IMO its simply the fact that Windows/OSX have set a high bar of o…

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    Comment #8944464

    Depends on how you look at it. Darwin is based on Mach with some monolithic BSD stuff linked in, I remember reading that Windows was fairly microkernelish but they've been pushing …

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    Comment #8836336

    If only I had my mbp with be to read them :'(

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    Comment #8836071

    Sounds like an interesting framework, my quick search didn't unearth any docs for it though? The only reference on Apples website is "we added this to 10.10"

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    Comment #8830531

    people were claiming (on reddit) that the bittorrent sync account w/ that key was created after tpb published it.

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    Comment #8822431

    "Of course Ulrich Drepper thinks that dynamic linking is great, but clearly that’s because of his lack of experience and his delusions of grandeur." I find these kind of comments r…

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    Comment #7950979

    iirc the WebTrust Audit required for such a system is in the ~$100,000 range. Why abandon existing initiatives to start another undermanned community based authority. I think the f…

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    Comment #7829133

    Ive found the longer android has been around, the less likely I've been to need to root it. This doesn't seem like a bad change?