requinot59

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requinot59··on Why I’m Having Second Thoughts About The Wisdom Of The Cloud

> to break the ground floor window I'm sitting next to and carting off my desktop?

if your disk is encrypted, the plug should not be disconnected.

requinot59··on Why I’m Having Second Thoughts About The Wisdom Of The Cloud

security is not that difficult, but sure, you've got to understand roughly how things work.

requinot59··on Why I’m Having Second Thoughts About The Wisdom Of The Cloud

> The only thing that might be easier is for Google or the Government (via subpoena or collaboration) to get access to my data.

It is easier and it's a real concern.

Encrypt your disk and be smart in your choice of software: small fries are denied, and even the government is annoyed.

requinot59··on Statistical analysis of NFL 4th down strategy

Differences in speed, mainly, explains the average performance of a "player".

requinot59··on Show HN: My weekend project: A classifier that classifies text as stupid/clever.

"I think a grain of salt have more value than a possible bird might shake nowadays then caliber it for turtles and China."

Mark V. Shaney -- High quality troller since 1983 ;-)

requinot59··on Dan Kaminsky responds (at length) to DJB's 27C3 DNSSEC presentation

Recent talks (often with PDF slides) of DJB @ http://cr.yp.to/talks.html (scroll to end of page for latest).

requinot59··on Encrypting and authenticating the whole Internet: DJB (video)

Here it is, in good quality, courtesy Dan Kaminsky & vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/18417770

requinot59··on Dan Kaminsky responds (at length) to DJB's 27C3 DNSSEC presentation

But most people will not deploy a local dns{sec|curve} cache daemon, and use their ISP/OpenDNS/Google DNS instead, and caching is possible at this level instead, isn't it?

If each client endpoint were using a dns cache for classic DNS, the increase in traffic would also be a "concern", no?

requinot59··on Dan Kaminsky responds (at length) to DJB's 27C3 DNSSEC presentation

Let's say that I, like the majority, use my ISP DNS servers. And that my ISP supports DNSCurve.

Can it cache (Curved)DNS responses among all of its clients?

requinot59··on Dan Kaminsky responds (at length) to DJB's 27C3 DNSSEC presentation

The point about the uncacheability of DNSCurve seems correct and a huge concern (http://dankaminsky.com/2011/01/05/djb-ccc/#caching).

requinot59··on Linux 2.6.37 - Linux Kernel Newbies

For the french people out there, a summary of the main new features is available here: http://linuxfr.org/2011/01/05/27723.html

requinot59··on Google tracks you. We don't. An illustrated guide

Good explanations of privacy issue using Google for the neophyte. Thanks for this, I'll use this link when I tell someone about the online privacy stuff.

requinot59··on I Eliminated the Free Plan from my Web App for a Month: Here’s What Happened.

holidays, christmas & new eve

requinot59··on Encrypting and authenticating the whole Internet: DJB (video)

Thank you very much, it works. The image quality is not so good but the audio is well-audible, so it's good enough. Thanks :-) !

requinot59··on Encrypting and authenticating the whole Internet: DJB (video)

I can't read the video stream on linux (ubuntu 10.04). Does anyone have a direct video d/l link or something, please?

requinot59··on Google aquires duck.com and points at own search site

some people, even on news.yc, might not know that you run http://duckduckgo.com (which is a search engine.)

requinot59··on Torbit – Making Websites Faster

mod_pagespeed?

requinot59··on S4

A good, simpler than S4, solution may be to use zeromq (PUB/SUB).

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