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benblack

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    Comment #9737037

    Lattice is a more minimalist approach, for those who desire the production hardened core of Cloud Foundry but prefer to bring their own PaaS components or simply experiment. http:/…

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    Comment #7067411

    I make complete AMIs with packer, configure them entirely using environment variables in userdata, configuration data in etcd, and shell scripts, and run all services in docker con…

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    Comment #6098935

    Another possible explanation is that she is intelligent and motivated and you are an asshole.

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    Comment #5920298

    I made a shirt for all you guys who think the rape, erm, PICK UP ARTISTE, book is totes cool and nbd http://www.cafepress.com/mf/79293678/i-am-rape-culture_tshir...

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    Comment #5365470

    NIST has weighed in on how to use TLS: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6460 I am not aware of any proposed attacks on the approved cipher suites that are anywhere near feasible. TLS …

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    Comment #5178691

    They've known for some time http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ism .

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    Comment #5178654

    That you are unable to distinguish between an instance of sexual discrimination (called sexual discrimination) and systemic sexual discrimination (called sexism) does not mean anyt…

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    Comment #5053036

    Asserting all members of a group of people are subhuman sure does sound like something that happened in Europe in the 30s and 40s. What point were you trying to make? Immanentize y…

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    Comment #3268941

    Seems like a lot of folks missed the section of the post explaining their implementation and use of _ECDHE_ not _EDH_. The performance impact of ECDHE is surprisingly small.

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    Comment #3267100

    Correct!

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    Comment #3266942

    More great work from Google legitimizing and advocating for strong HTTPS defaults. I'm looking forward to this being broadly adopted. Securely Yours, Lil' B

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    Comment #3136141

    We have no plans to support Thrift.

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    Comment #3136130

    Much like our engineers, our software is extremely opinionated. Ordasity, Scalang, and Overlock are all small, extremely focused libraries to solve a single problem in a single way…

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    Comment #2989696

    Well said, sir.

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    Comment #2894250

    What does he charge to just shut up already?

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    Comment #2764020

    The formatting tool in question defaults to _not_ doing this, specifically to comply with the Scala Style Guide which does _not_ do this. The tool had to be explicitly configured t…

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    Comment #2764011

    You've got it backwards: I haven't seen anyone, including Chas, argue for disallowing Unicode. As you say, replacing a simple, common, 2 character operator with the unusual Unicode…

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    Comment #2761544

    Ask and ye shall receive: https://github.com/bumptech/stud/pull/6 stunnel DH code inserted into stud.

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    Comment #2760771

    Banks are unfortunately poster children for what not to do in this space, generally. The default cipher for google.com is RC4-SHA, and I can, if so inclined, force negotiation of A…

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    Comment #2760747

    While I would certainly prefer to see the major players leading the way in adoption of AES by default, RC4-MD5 persists for at least 2 reasons: 1) Habit 2) As implemented/deployed …

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    Comment #2760701

    I am recommending that people who do not understand the trade-offs and do not have the traffic for it to matter should probably leave those safe defaults alone. What the banks choo…

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    Comment #2760661

    Correct, disagreeing with you implies trolling. You are one astute dude, Tom. Keep up the good work!

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    Comment #2760471

    On a related topic, these are both your comments on this post: "The win here is that losing the RSA key now only allows you to MITM future SSL/TLS connections. This is still a disa…