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I dare say that it’s annoying you as a result of cognitive dissonance about your employer paying six figures to migrate to it. If you’re being paid well, obviously you’ll be annoye…

The finding in TLS-01-003 is surprising to me, mostly because it presupposes a lack of sophistication among users of this library who are also using X.509 NameConstraints. From RFC…

This is absolutely a false dichotomy. A home-cooked meal is not one conventionally thought of as being from items hyperlocally sourced. At least, not in the last 70-100 years. We’v…

The fact that the OP had to resort to unofficial channels to get satisfaction is the problem, full stop.

I would say that is much more damning of their state of customer interest.

That you would have to communicate this to a customer via HN is pretty damning.

Vault is a phenomenal tool, full stop.

Agreed, I just found the juxtaposition of the two confusing at first.

On mobile, this site has a “toggle high contrast” widget on the left side that seems to directly contravene the points made in the article.

This position seems at odds with a recently opened WHATWG issue. https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/4986

The first two nota benes explicitly describe this document being outdated and not what most people expect when it comes to “memory controller”. I am not certain that citing this is…

If Oracle or Larry Ellison were on fire, I wouldn’t bother pissing on them to extinguish the flames.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_GPS

Arguably, private keys should not ever leave the device on which they were generated.

I’m curious to know what benefits accrue from sending the user’s private key over the wire (even encrypted). It seems a strange concept, at odds with ephemeral key usage.

This whole post smacks of a half-hearted attempt to memorialize Terry, while slyly smearing him. n.b. I am not defending Terry’s outlook nor besmirching his efforts, simply calling…

Your cellphone camera lens likely doesn’t have the requisite light-gathering capacity to burn out the CMOS image sensor in your phone. CCDs (commonly used in DSLR/M43 cameras) are …

Factual information isn’t always useful in another context.

Additionally, quit using this as a platform to promote your startup, you phony.