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seanmcelroy

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About seanmcelroy

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    It's a mistaken position to believe sharing "how to" information somehow mints cybercriminals; however, this is the position YouTube has repeatedly and is increasingly taking with …

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    Comment #16517678

    HPKP is what the article you posted to is referring to, and probably will go away completely. However, profiling the public key of the site a mobile app connects to and erroring ou…

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    Comment #14799130

    The most important element, in my opinion, is one that single questions alone cannot discern: Is this person a workplace psychopath? I'm not kidding, and this is a real issue. A lo…

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    Comment #12610112

    DNS-over-QUIC would be a much more compelling technical proposal from Google as a standard

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    Comment #9902689

    I find the demo screenshot intriguing as I try to visualize someone with either a 14" or 20" waistline.

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    Comment #8883130

    For the US - Depends on if you're exercising and holding or exercising and selling. If you didn't get the opportunity, or forgot, to take an 83(b) election as a founder, then you'v…

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    Comment #8006402

    What an interesting way to encourage users to stay logged into Chrome all the time. Who needs cookies anyway? http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142412788732480770...

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    Comment #7801726

    Cross-compatibility makes a lot of sense of they perceive a lot of future risk to their value proposition that one technology or product will sell another one. If they don't believ…

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    Comment #7649669

    I'd expect an organization who pays for the service should have access to their data in it. If you fear the change, you really fear the people who are or will someday become a serv…

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    Comment #7138933

    I think this would be a much more interesting project if it was to put a great interface on top of the Freenet protocol. Encryption and anonymization on P2P is very hard, and build…

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    Comment #6508282

    Check out Secret Server by Thycotic. I implemented this at my work and it turned out to be a great turnkey solution.

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    Comment #6251186

    The article title is pretty misleading. NancyFX looks very succinct, but it solves much smaller scope of problem than ASP.NET MVC does. The only notable comparison he makes between…

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