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qjighap
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Comment #27680866
I used to use linked'in@mycustomdomain.com. It (slightly) broke the interface for reasons I won't understand, but I eventually got lazy and changed it to a normal email. The extra …
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Comment #19060548
I am a fan of NIST. They seem to be pushing forward with less than average amount of bureaucracy. By definition everything should be public and they don't have any responsiblity fo…
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Comment #19058991
You could make a case for everyone being bumbling and third-rate today. Post an edge case and have a lack of information to counter. I think by not addressing concerns head on gov'…
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Comment #18776566
>Maybe i'm just being paranoid but I'm a security engineer. I'm supposed to be. No, you really shouldn't. Every bad thing can happen unless you protect against it, but being parano…
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Comment #18360602
Given the typical vehicle up here in the North, if the bus has even a few people on it probably is an environmental win. Generally if a person is needed up here then a person will …
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Comment #17381786
Outside the filehash thing there isn't anything wrong with his responses. The project chose to get third party products from sources outside their control. There is nothing "techni…
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Comment #14042427
I loved the first crypto course. I have been enrolled in the crypto2 class for several years now. I hope they finally offer the course, but I have low hopes.
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Comment #13931373
I believe I did. Why would I assume that Concurrent runs == Seperate Runs or that other caching mechanisms aren't in place or really anything. Computers do really odd things trying…
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Comment #13915107
These articles drive me crazy when they don't mention the testing process. Yes, he is using a "server class" machine, but did he disable the features on a hardware level that would…
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Comment #13713810
You haven't seen my collection of cat pics torrent ;) Also from a more serious stance the danger is the malware vector or the destruction of the ability to have integrity and not t…
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Comment #12966574
Do they have a feed into security yet? At the time I reported the release of all the emails and I couldn't get past first line support. They kept telling me that spam wasn't their …
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Comment #12313263
I am pretty excited about this as I have few cross-platform languages that I can use (due to conditions at work). I am wondering how many distros will adopt it into their repos.
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Comment #12012953
"Ciphers are math at work" and then gives a substitution cipher as an example. This topic is challenging enough to explain without trying to explain the f(x) -> y concept without a…
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Comment #11901754
You could write something in tampermonker/ greasemonkey/whatever to remove the posts yourself.
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Comment #11896360
The linked in 2012 breach started getting posted everywhere in weeks previous with high visibility. I don't believe it to be related, but I am sure someone may.
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Comment #11636221
This is oddly worded to me and likely going to cause grief as it sounds like your app can only run on IPV6. I would interpret is as your app must be able to run internet connected …
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Comment #11628752
I am wondering how google (mentioned as an offset to bing) is going to handle the availability tweeking and facebooking feature. It will be interesting to see if my searches now re…
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Comment #11520103
Does this mean that the bash/root runs as Local System and not as admin (or the current admin user)? I am guessing, but it seems like a likely way this got missed.
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Comment #11479967
So they removed the very specific search engine friendly, but human unreadable code (such as 0x00000f4) and are now requiring me to carry a cell phone with a working QR Code scanne…
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Comment #11277816
I live in a a pocket region doesn't have Daylight Saving. This year we added the town of Fort Nelson to our little time zone. Nobody concretely seems to remember why we started to …
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Comment #11242870
He acknowledges his crassness at the bottom. Unfortunately, sometimes ignorant people have a point. Native regular expression support is a big deal, if it balances towards a better…
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Comment #11237566
I am hoping this an advisory for those implementing these devices. The device does what it should by publishing everything that it is setup to do. It is leaking information everywh…
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Comment #11229650
I'll assume you live someplace warm. Ice fishing is where you drill a hole in a frozen water body and try to catch fish with a rod through the hole.
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Comment #11229636
I could have been your friend. I managed to find a different set of people to hang around with and I'll say that wasn't the company that my parents should have preferred. Did you f…