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Comment #33877290
> Certificates signed by TrustCor that were issued before December 1st will still be trusted (for now); certificates issued on December 1st or later will not be. How does this work…
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Comment #16289452
Just a guess: In priciple, yes, but it wouldn't be very practial. Because of noise sources on earth, one would need very big antennas pointing to the pulsars to get good s/n ratios…
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Comment #14526957
rustc will omit the frame pointer if you add "-C debuginfo=0". example::count: popcnt eax, edi ret
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Comment #11322182
My reaction when I wanted to searched for a file in a larger github repo, and the search bar was missing: I just cloned the repo and used `git grep` locally. What's the next step? …
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Comment #10671392
And thanks for writing acme-tiny! It was really easy to setup automatic renewals, running as an ordinary user. sudo access for reloading apache is the only privileged operation nec…
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Comment #9777609
According to http://freifunk.net/en/how-to-join/find-your-nearest-communi... there are >15.000 access points, mainly in Germany. Is there some international equivalent?
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Comment #9776701
Please consider contributing to something like Freifunk, instead: http://freifunk.net/en/ Similar technology (OpenWRT based firmware), easier to use, less privacy issues as it's no…
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Comment #9420155
No, you don't: http://thejh.net/misc/website-terminal-copy-paste
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Comment #9093611
Not loading the firewire driver is not an option, as the attack needs the driver. I guess loading the driver with DMA disabled would be a good option, as I don't think the attack n…
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Comment #9093570
"Connect the attacker machine (host) and the victim (target) with a FireWire cable" What keeps the target from starting an inception attack on the host?
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Comment #9059591
I guess writing a new hard drive firmware from scratch, without inside knowledge, would be close to impossible. But why start from scratch if you can just modify the existing firmw…
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Comment #8476162
The system may only store a hash of the correct password, and then try to brute force it with the entered (slightly wrong) password as a starting point. This has several advantages…
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Comment #8140088
It seems more interesting to me that Rekdal doesn't cite this article: http://www.bestthinking.com/articles/science/chemistry/bioch... It's a 2012 followup by Mike Sutton to the tw…
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Comment #8139836
I guess the original publication which listed the high iron content of spinach was: Bunge, G.. 'Weitere Untersuchungen über die Aufnahme des Eisens in den Organismus des Säuglings'…