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Comment #49249496
To describe "Predictable firmware randomness can expose wallet seeds and ephemeral private keys" as severity "high" and not "critical" is a severe understatement. If I machine mode…
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Comment #49249388
One reason for waves is that end-users had the option to add additional entropy via dice rolls mixed in with the bad internals or an arbitrary BIP39 passphrase mixed in after the i…
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Comment #49249024
From my perspective, the bug became shallow because the machine world extended the number of effective eyes. The aphorism applied, but just not fast enough as it took too long to g…
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Comment #46168022
One comedy that did a good job of depicting programmers with no sense of hope circa 1999 was Office Space.
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Comment #45538535
Interesting summary. The relationship with some Arab speaking states has had some recent relevance.
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Comment #45538523
Consider this. There are circumstances in Venezuela that some would consider worthy of a civil war. This award winner has chosen peaceful resistance, acts that may have prevented w…
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Comment #45113844
In my experience, the 10-15 year old salvaged computer that still works okay with GNU/Linux is increasingly a 64 bit machine. Case in point, I'm writing on a x86_64 laptop that was…
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Comment #44832442
This is correct. But it can talk in their ear and be a good sycophant while they attend. For a Star Wars anology, remember that the most important thing that happened to Anikin at …
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Comment #39581863
I'm curious if Wine and ReactOS can run this, sounds like a good stress test.
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Comment #35198261
Skullspace is a hackerspace in Winnipeg, Canada. On Saturday April 1st we are having our hackerspace festival Hax ( https://hax.skullspace.ca ). As part of this, we are seeking one…
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Comment #34827752
Not only does the government have the right to destroy it, but so does anyone else. There's no reasonable expectation of recovery when you launch a balloon calibrated to go globe-t…
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Comment #30517640
Switching.
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Comment #28989463
They have a good FAQ on this: https://support.starlabs.systems/kb/faqs/ami-aptio-v-vs-core... The AMI UEFI firmware behaves like most UEFI firmwares these days and locks out writes…
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Comment #28959646
Tell me an appeals court was unimpressed, dawg.
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Comment #28921400
https://stallman.org/images/dog.jpg
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Comment #28730565
It makes sense that planted trees are not thriving in ecosystems where there wasn't already trees naturally. If the conditions were so good for tree growth, you would have a lot of…
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Comment #28628569
The solution is to use an HSM such as the Nitrokey/Purism Librem Key (same thing) that has a LED that lights up if boot integrity is fine, including a TPM secret matching (maid can…
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Comment #27033067
One nice thing about the work showcased here is that it bootstraps TCC on its journey to GCC. At some point we could see attempts to bootstrap tccboot as a kind of "escape pod" fro…
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Comment #27032036
Nice work Fossy and co. I believe this is this is the dependency chain your live-bootstrap works through: https://github.com/oriansj/talk-notes/raw/master/live-bootst...
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Comment #25254296
I'm a little miffed the section headings for chapter 2 on forks doesn't have king forks!
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Comment #24936470
I consider "mainline" more clear, using it in a currently unreleased project.
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Comment #24729753
EV was also my intro to hacking. I'm considering teaching a "intro to hacking -- by way of game mods" course at my hackerspace some day using Endless Sky or NAEV.
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Comment #24332572
There's even a technical name for this kind of money, scrip.