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Comment #30792439
Fair enough regarding the conversation happening here. There can definitely be positives to it. The reason I ask for email is that it’s hard to gauge peoples backgrounds (and the v…
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Ask HN: Thoughts on Embedded Device Security?
I’m thinking of pursuing a project to improve embedded device security for enterprises. It seems like a weak spot in cyber security to me. However, I’m looking for some insight int…
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Comment #25887953
It’s hard to know without digging into your your library, which I haven’t. Also, I’m not a lawyer so I won’t try to give you a legal opinion. However, you should probably take this…
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Comment #25112836
To answer your first question - I’ve personally achieved the advertised 100Gbps line rate on the bigger AWS instances.
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Comment #25027872
Is this the extension you are referring to? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/password-alert/noo... The core value added by Weaklayer is a new security data feed. Currently…
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Comment #25026180
The term "Browser Detection and Response" is used because Weaklayer resembles Endpoint Detection and Response in architecture. The key difference being that instead of an endpoint …
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Comment #24842435
The other comment about a kit is a good suggestion. FPGA cloud instances are also an option. Register Transfer Level (RTL) development generally has less pleasant tooling and a muc…
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Comment #23153958
> With source available, you can't use the words open source anymore. These licenses are starting to be rejected by the OSS license committee. Is this something to worry about? I a…
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Comment #23153934
Thanks! Definitely some good info there.
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Ask HN: What are your experiences with source-available licensing?
I am working on some software that I would like to open-source. I want to build a business around the software though. Therefore, I have (seemingly common) concerns regarding a com…
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Comment #22350963
The pretty URLs thing is confusing me now too. AWS lets you configure the buckets to do the pretty URLs. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/HowDoIWebsit... https://doc…
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Comment #22350746
The complicated stuff seems predicated on this: “However, the S3 website endpoint is publicly available. Anyone who knows this endpoint can therefore also request your content whil…
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Comment #17898769
I ended up making an account for this one. Exceptions are a section in one of my favourite blog entries: http://blog.ploeh.dk/2015/04/13/less-is-more-language-featur... Their argum…