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dronemallone

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    Comment #39919718

    Could you elaborate on the “tricks” you refer to? I feel it’ll be very useful.

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    Comment #23345490

    n-gate.com is a nice change from hn.

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    Comment #17914458

    That's true, pretty easy to do once you look in the "net" or "inet" or "netinet" folders and then look for ipv4.

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    Comment #17914455

    Thanks. Not really, I just look at the IPv4 implementation, it's easily to search for csum or chksum or checksum in codebases.

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    Comment #17911548

    Why not use the routines from the Linux kernel, which are battle tested? https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source/arch/x86/incl... Or even NetBSD: http://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/N…

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    Comment #17778304

    Not to mention standing in long queues OUTSIDE the consulate, sometimes for several hours. https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/new-queue-...

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    Comment #17770883

    Agreed. Those topics are very specific instances of general principles that are usually taught in a security course. What did OP mean by "secure client/server architecture" though?…

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    Comment #16381712

    welcome to hacker news!

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    Comment #16381679

    >> there are plenty of countries in the world citation please? Do they take it down because you don't have a license to transmit in that spectrum band?

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    Comment #15968321

    By this logic, all stock traders should be considered employees of the stock exchange they use. Uber is just like a stock exchange - a match making service. * Traders/riders on a t…

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    Comment #14793741

    Security Engineering is free on the author's website :) http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/book.html

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    Comment #14577015

    What's the guarantee that someone else didn't send the texts from her phone?

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    Comment #14519052

    BGP is a policy-based routing protocol, whereas OSPF/RIP are performance based. BGP is not "the" routing protocol, just that it's widely used because of its simplicity. You should …

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    Comment #14519028

    This article is missing quite a few things that's of interest to programmers: 1. IPv4 fragmentation & reassembly 2. Centralized (Dijkstra/OSPF) vs. Distributed routing (distance ve…

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    Comment #14375545

    Related :) - http://colinm.org/language_checklist.html

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    Comment #14375494

    That "facility" is the Curry-Howard correspondence!

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    Comment #14216756

    I did not mention compilers in my comment. Do you mean that if I use LLVM compile a C program then I get the same assurances as when I compile a Rust program?

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    Comment #14216751

    Let's say you are using LLVM to compile a Rust program, and an "equivalent" C program. You can compile both of them down to IR, and then enforce type safety at the IR level. Doesn'…

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    Comment #14216746

    You could use LLVM to compile any language to LLVM IR, and then to machine code using a backend. Does that mean every language has the same properties as Rust? If Node/Java/Go use …

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    Comment #14216723

    So why does C, for example, lack Rust's memory safety semantics? Is it something to do with the design of the language itself? Can Rust predict user input, whereas C cannot?

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    Comment #14216695

    So isn't the memory model more to do with the compiler or operating system rather than the programming language? Do think it's possible to write a C compiler that checks for use af…

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    Comment #14216687

    Could you please explain why and how the Rust compiler is better than compilers for other languages? After all, every language compiles down to machine code/assembly. So, the reaso…

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    Comment #14216680

    Is there a reason why all the above software cannot perform as "fast" or "safe" as Rust when written in other programming languages? After all, every program compiles down to machi…

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    Comment #14104038

    What do TCP/IP headers (SEQ/ACK/RecvWindow/src port/dst port/packet length/checksum/morefrags flag etc.) have to do with HTTP headers??????

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    Comment #13098737

    fuck 2016.