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lonestar

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About lonestar

https://github.com/chriskite

Recent public activity

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    Comment #45504484

    Some models you can literally just pull a fuse for the telemetry modem and the car will be offline. Worth considering.

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    Comment #43363575

    I believe you mean Marcus Aurelius

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    Comment #38433890

    I was hit by this. It looks like my laptop had not been syncing correctly for a couple months, then GDrive overwrote my local “My Drive” folder with the old cloud copy.

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    Comment #4148201

    Check out JSON-RPC. Jimson is a good JSON-RPC client for Ruby. http://github.com/chriskite/jimson

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    Comment #2000748

    No, indeed it is not. If the problem is that people are getting phished because they type their info into a spoofed login page, how would making one standard login page be the answ…

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    Comment #1598302

    I released the first public version of Phactory yesterday, and I'd like to get some feedback from developers here on HN. Phactory was born from a desire to have something like Fact…

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    Comment #1592772

    "Password hashing scheme" refers exclusively to the algorithm used to transform a plaintext password into a ciphertext value (whether it's a hash or derived-key). The rest of your …

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    Comment #1592569

    If you're offering it for public scrutiny, then the good news is you've just gotten a good bit of it from an experienced security professional. Perhaps instead of calling tptacek a…

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    Comment #1592531

    Actually, slow in this case does not at all mean "this operation isn't implemented in hardware or optimized assembly". The slowness of an algorithm like bcrypt is a tunable propert…

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    Comment #1589279

    Do you have a reference for this? I'd be interested in reading it.

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    Comment #1523159

    In what way is pushing 20K requests/second "concurrency fail"? Node.js doesn't make it easy to share state between processes, but once you're scaling to multiple processes, the jum…

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    Comment #1289438

    If Opera started charging $3 for Opera Mini in the App Store, would you be upset? You're paying for a nicer interface to something that is free, not the content of HN.

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    Comment #1263409

    Interesting. I haven't played with CoffeeScript before, I'll have to try it out. I stuck to straight JS since I'd like the source to be simple for most developers to understand.

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    Comment #1256051

    Interesting concept, but it would be more useful if I could limit it to my city. Without a local context, it is mostly noise and no signal. An ideal visualisation would be to show …

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    Comment #1141852

    "Supercar" seems a little generous seeing as how it has a top speed of 30mph.

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    Comment #1075951

    If the alleged pedophile is savvy enough to use Tor, won't he be running his web traffic over SSL, rendering this sort of attack useless?

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    Comment #1075581

    "Oh well, better for the rest of us." Do you really think so? I'd prefer to live in a society where everyone was well-educated, or at least enjoyed learning. I think you'd find the…

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    Comment #1071514

    Perhaps they should have announced the monthly fees before the delay. I'm more than a little disappointed to find out that I'm not getting it on time, and that I might unexpectedly…

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    Comment #1068202

    I think it's odd that you have such a problem with co-opting the use of "Re:" (even though you admit he is using it in the original sense), but you don't have an issue with him co-…

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    Comment #1039900

    Have you played with Scala? It reminds me in some ways of Ruby, you might find it to your liking.

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    Comment #1039867

    > Either given enough people poking at it intelligently, or a enough computers brute forcing it nearly anything can be cracked. That's technically true, but the time frame it takes…

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    Comment #1023155

    Jargon arises because it is useful for compressing information exchanged within a given culture. If this really was an internal posting which was accidentally exposed, what is the …