"Normally, highways are still built underground in these cases, and passing through a building is an extremely rare occurrence." Did they mean underground? Seems like an underground motorway would be even more…
You can have a client side key BTW. It's a complete dick to setup and each UA is different so it's really not viable for a product for the unwashed masses. But for something like Lavabit I don't think would be…
When I attempted a similar thing on a C64 the external 5.25" disk drive was similarly inoperable. Turned out the elastic bands from the motor to the little ring that camped the disk had just gotten too lose with age.…
This is just a common misconception over what Moore said, and what his law means. Hint: it has nothing to do with the clock speed or even directly the prefromace of your CPUs. Moore's law is the observation that, over…
Bitcoin doesn't work by passing tokens around to represent the value. In a Bitcoin spend the value is simply added to the wallet/address's balance. Any further spend is deducted from the wallets balance. The "coin" is…
You can burn fiat cash, and fire gold bars into space. What are the consequences of those actions? Other coins are presumably worth more because there are now fewer of them.
I'm using the onboard/ondie Intel HD4000 and it works. You might have a driver that is blacklisted. Chrome and I think other browsers have a list of drivers known to allow execution of dangerous shader code and block…
This is what sdfjkl is intending I think. Have the TVs/Whatever on the other side so they can't scan your network shares to get the information to send back the HQ. I would be much more effective, straightforward and…
Unknown drivers? How much do you know about any of the other drivers for any of the hardware? Most NICs and Video chipset drivers now come with a binary blob you have to feed it, it's completely opaque binary microcode.…
I'd be (pleasantly) surprised if devices like the Galaxy Player didn't still have binary blobs for the Wifi/BT and video hardware. Even NICs for otherwise fairly open PC/ATX machines all still have the proprietary blob…
Or reply in some side channel, piggy back the next (expected, ie when the user has switch back to normal mode) UMTS radio packet for example. I don't know the packet structure but I expect there are areas that could be…
The radio interface could listen/wait without even replying, ie wouldn't make the GSM RFI speaker noise. If governments, carriers and law enforcement could all manage to use this so incredibly rarely that it's never…
A form to enter the sha1 of your email address so they can check against a list of addresses they've already sha1ed? And a form that takes the email for people that don't give a shit or don't know wtf a sha is. Maybe…
What you planning to do with my public keys? Or worst case encrypted private keys. Now putting something into ~/.ssh/...
I dunno about everyone else, but on this 24" Dell IPS I can see the next image being loaded and then scaled, does it every few seconds. The details starts getting a bit blurry them pop, new asset super imposed and we…
I still use GoDaddy for a couple of names because they support DNSSEC DS records. I'd like to move them out, but my other providers don't even have a roadmap to implement DS/DNSSEC.
A) That's what they were after though: “all information necessary to decrypt data stored in or otherwise associated with [the account].” A rogue cert and MITM would get the password for the account though, unless B. B)…
The way I've handled it in the past in Varnish is just to look for the upgrade request and do basically: "Whao they wanna do websockets? I give up, return(pipe);" which means Varnish will from then on just ferry bytes…
With a different key though. Once you've got this new cert. you can MITM, but you can't use it to decrypt the traffic already captured. Also anyone paying attention sees the cert. fingerprint change out of the blue.
CA like Verisign don't have the key though, this misconception is too common. If you're doing it right the CA is just signing a cert you've generated, they never see the key.
No there isn't a hosted child kernel. What the parent means is that the guest and host are using the same kernel instance, and the distro needs to be able to handle that to run.
Or even just use a runtime they already have installed.
And if convicted it would move onto "at least he wasn't summarily executed, he can appeal" "The system working" here in the UK unfortunately can mean serving only 16 years in prsion before a conviction is overturned:…
Intel have their gate delay graphed with 22nm vs. 32nm (and also the switch to 3D gates)... but I'm not sure what the units used here are. It's on page 21 of this PDF:…
I really like when I goto download some new app and see that there is a simple executable .jar I can get. They are still bloated and slow though.. just so happens that we have workstations with i7s and 32GB of RAM. We…
"Normally, highways are still built underground in these cases, and passing through a building is an extremely rare occurrence." Did they mean underground? Seems like an underground motorway would be even more…
You can have a client side key BTW. It's a complete dick to setup and each UA is different so it's really not viable for a product for the unwashed masses. But for something like Lavabit I don't think would be…
When I attempted a similar thing on a C64 the external 5.25" disk drive was similarly inoperable. Turned out the elastic bands from the motor to the little ring that camped the disk had just gotten too lose with age.…
This is just a common misconception over what Moore said, and what his law means. Hint: it has nothing to do with the clock speed or even directly the prefromace of your CPUs. Moore's law is the observation that, over…
Bitcoin doesn't work by passing tokens around to represent the value. In a Bitcoin spend the value is simply added to the wallet/address's balance. Any further spend is deducted from the wallets balance. The "coin" is…
You can burn fiat cash, and fire gold bars into space. What are the consequences of those actions? Other coins are presumably worth more because there are now fewer of them.
I'm using the onboard/ondie Intel HD4000 and it works. You might have a driver that is blacklisted. Chrome and I think other browsers have a list of drivers known to allow execution of dangerous shader code and block…
This is what sdfjkl is intending I think. Have the TVs/Whatever on the other side so they can't scan your network shares to get the information to send back the HQ. I would be much more effective, straightforward and…
Unknown drivers? How much do you know about any of the other drivers for any of the hardware? Most NICs and Video chipset drivers now come with a binary blob you have to feed it, it's completely opaque binary microcode.…
I'd be (pleasantly) surprised if devices like the Galaxy Player didn't still have binary blobs for the Wifi/BT and video hardware. Even NICs for otherwise fairly open PC/ATX machines all still have the proprietary blob…
Or reply in some side channel, piggy back the next (expected, ie when the user has switch back to normal mode) UMTS radio packet for example. I don't know the packet structure but I expect there are areas that could be…
The radio interface could listen/wait without even replying, ie wouldn't make the GSM RFI speaker noise. If governments, carriers and law enforcement could all manage to use this so incredibly rarely that it's never…
A form to enter the sha1 of your email address so they can check against a list of addresses they've already sha1ed? And a form that takes the email for people that don't give a shit or don't know wtf a sha is. Maybe…
What you planning to do with my public keys? Or worst case encrypted private keys. Now putting something into ~/.ssh/...
I dunno about everyone else, but on this 24" Dell IPS I can see the next image being loaded and then scaled, does it every few seconds. The details starts getting a bit blurry them pop, new asset super imposed and we…
I still use GoDaddy for a couple of names because they support DNSSEC DS records. I'd like to move them out, but my other providers don't even have a roadmap to implement DS/DNSSEC.
A) That's what they were after though: “all information necessary to decrypt data stored in or otherwise associated with [the account].” A rogue cert and MITM would get the password for the account though, unless B. B)…
The way I've handled it in the past in Varnish is just to look for the upgrade request and do basically: "Whao they wanna do websockets? I give up, return(pipe);" which means Varnish will from then on just ferry bytes…
With a different key though. Once you've got this new cert. you can MITM, but you can't use it to decrypt the traffic already captured. Also anyone paying attention sees the cert. fingerprint change out of the blue.
CA like Verisign don't have the key though, this misconception is too common. If you're doing it right the CA is just signing a cert you've generated, they never see the key.
No there isn't a hosted child kernel. What the parent means is that the guest and host are using the same kernel instance, and the distro needs to be able to handle that to run.
Or even just use a runtime they already have installed.
And if convicted it would move onto "at least he wasn't summarily executed, he can appeal" "The system working" here in the UK unfortunately can mean serving only 16 years in prsion before a conviction is overturned:…
Intel have their gate delay graphed with 22nm vs. 32nm (and also the switch to 3D gates)... but I'm not sure what the units used here are. It's on page 21 of this PDF:…
I really like when I goto download some new app and see that there is a simple executable .jar I can get. They are still bloated and slow though.. just so happens that we have workstations with i7s and 32GB of RAM. We…