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kernelPan1c
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Comment #29781665
I've taken my stack of old laptops and created a microk8s cluster out of them for the purpose of self-hosting random stuff.
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Comment #20769055
Agreed, this is a problem that we will solve through scientific innovation in power generation (nuclear) and carbon sequestration. The solutions that fall in the emotional domain o…
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Comment #20143862
Industrial control systems are experiencing the growing pains of letting go of older technology that was designed prior to security being much of a concern. ICS networks are often …
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Comment #19699627
Full-disk encryption. https://www.howtogeek.com/234826/how-to-enable-full-disk-enc... Nothing more than speculation but...I suspect if you aren't using an open source OS, it's poss…
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Comment #19511785
How does this work?
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Comment #19442385
Confidential...as in only you, the recipients, Google, the NSA, and other intelligence agencies the NSA shares information with can read these emails.
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Comment #19374666
Is this the right #? 1517486 points to something about a tug crew error. https://titan-server.arc.nasa.gov/ASRSPublicQueryWizard/Quer...
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Comment #19347275
I understand the sentiment. I certainly have my own bouts of intense paranoia related to security and the privacy of my personal stuff. It can become unhealthy. However, I think as…
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Ask HN: What do you use for personal email?
I've used gmail for a long time but don't like that they have emails in plain text on their servers to do who knows what with.
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Comment #19257927
Ah, I guess the point I'm missing is that with a 'serverless' setup, the cloud provider must have access to your private key? Unless you use some sort of key server setup (what the…
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Comment #19257592
> "has never turned over their SSL keys or customers’ SSL keys to anyone;" How would they be able to give up customers' SSL keys?
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Comment #19128610
I have an XPS 15 9550 as well and primarily use ubuntu. I feel your pain on the failure to hibernate/heating up in a bag. Dell seems to have had plenty of issues with buggy BIOS an…
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Comment #18240854
Rockstar to push an update and make this cheat irrelevant?
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Comment #16652532
I wonder how Rice got this data. The more interesting story is that if you can get this data (MITM or some other means), you could front run a fund by figuring out who they’re rese…
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Comment #16540446
Everyone knows that orders are executed fairly on SEC regulated exchanges, right? Ehhh, not really. It's important to look back on Flash Boys and recognize the reality of regulated…
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Comment #16450098
How could Facebook detect an infected machine? > A Facebook spokesperson said Charity may have been asked to download the wrong software because some malware can spoof what kind of…
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Comment #16376126
Yes! PoS poses a much greater risk of centralization
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Comment #16373258
> You're criticizing Tor for something that's impossible to solve. If you think that's possible then please open a ticket Not criticizing tor. Just pointing out a couple of ways in…
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Comment #16371734
Yes, anonymity and security are separate but related issues.
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Comment #16371391
If you access an http site, a government controlled exit node could inject js and eventually gather enough info through profiling mouse movements and browsing habits to ID you. Eve…
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Comment #16359532
Agreed. Bitcoin solves some problems with current forms of payment that shouldn't be unique to blockchain. Credit cards and checks are the equivalent of giving vendors your wallet'…