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See these from May:
https://twitter.com/mikkohypponen/status/72545823916961792
https://twitter.com/mikkohypponen/status/72574386430939136
https://twitter.com/mikkohypponen/status/72738322702802945
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I'm not sure what you mean exactly, but hey, if you can pull it off, it might be successful.

Just think of the number of comments up/down voted every millisecond, and that's just one the dimensions. The scale of that matrix would be enormous.
This is why I love Hacker News. The pure hack value of some comments is mind-blowing.
The DigiNotar hack adds to the hack of Comodo in terms of recent attacks on certificate authorities. The lead of Comodo blamed the attack on "a sophisticated state actor" aka Iran.

Moxie Marlinspike pointed out that it was his script 'sslsniff' that the hackers downloaded to carry out the attack. They didn't even change IPs from the one they used to download 'sslsniff' to the one used in the attack. The lesson: this could have been carried out by a script kiddie.

The head of security companies implying that hacking attacks must be caused by a state actor, simply because they don't understand the attack, creates a frightful prospect for the future of world security. Take these claims with a grain of salt. So long for 'sophisticated state actors'.

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7Wl2FW2TcA
That doesn't really change the current situation. They own the browser, after all. And I'm pretty sure they already get part of the page via things like integrated page language detection for translation.

This is a bit more precise, but not a radical change, I guess.
You got me to click but the title is misleading. "Paypal convinced 7000 people to attack Paypal" sounds like entrapment but it's just a quote from the defendant in the FBI's case -- a way to say that Paypal brought the DDoS on themselves by their own unjust actions. The defendant is a completely innocent 19-year-old woman who was bullied by FBI thugs, and that would have been an equally compelling and more accurate headline.
Very few people know recursion. Even fewer people know math. So it's unlikely that this will ever happen.

The goal is to determine whether or not the person knows that functions can call themselves. It then leads into a nice conversation about the efficiency of this particular algorithm. Answering "1.6 ^ n" will just lead to a similar-but-different question being asked, since this is not a math question.
If they could slip something into the git source then from there, they could tamper with any git project undetected. But since git is presumably self-hosted, it would still be profoundly difficult to get everyone to upgrade to the evil git without noticing the attack. It would require some devilishly underhanded code: http://underhanded.xcott.com/
Yes, this was my feeling too. The great thing about GAE was that you paid for CPU time, not CPUs. Which means that if I want to run something tiny I only pay for the tiny amount of CPU it uses.
It ignores the quotes a lot of the time. They are less explicit than you may imagine.
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I'm a single founder who's had success, and am toying around with the idea of starting an incubator. Wouldn't mind a partner this time around -- the single founder way is great for utmost control but sometimes you need someone to help you see the forest for the trees.
It looks pretty, but it doesn't really do anything for anyone who doesn't use code coverage.
No, it's not "a mess." People who write it follow a lot of rules. The problem is, following rules just "because it should be done so" and uncritically applying them leads to very weird things (^) I believe you haven't seen what a lot of programmers working under bad lead can produce in a year of two out of the simple goals...
Really experienced programmers don't "overengineer."

(^) It looks like: "public class RecursiveFactorialImplementation implements FactorialAlgorithm" from:
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2143310
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Thanks for the upvote :)

As different groups of folks care about different things, Handpick helps you easily select which groups of folks to share a link with via a bookmarklet.

As you 'handpick' multiple links throughout the day, Handpick will accumulate them and send a single email at the end of the day to your selected group of folks.

That way, it solves the problem of spamming folks over email or IM.

Another benefit of not broadcasting on Facebook, G+ or Twitter is that you can really be who you are and not have to worry about looking tame, generic, politically correct or fiddle with privacy settings.

It'll email the folks for you if you have at least one link handpicked, so you don't have to remember to.

Let me know if I haven't answered your question! =)
So then they can only fake the traffic in their country what they can do anyway with non SSL traffic. I sounds more like this could be a global attack.
I read the book in question. A password to an encrypted file is given at some point, but it is presented as a one-time thing to transfer a specific private file. If Wikileaks reused this password for something else, then it's pretty stupid of them.
I’m talking about the kindergarten surrounding the whole issue. I cannot trust Wikileaks any more. I don’t know how anyone else could either.
The average person on the coffee shop wifi isn't an SSL CA, and that's what "always on https" is defending against. SSL doesn't protect you from someone breaking into your house with a gun and forcing you to reveal your email archive. But that doesn't mean it's not useful.
Definitely!

I couldn't find your contact from your HN profile, so just email me al@alvinlai.com.

Thanks!
I think we should coin a term like "web architect" for designers that can code because coding is not something unrelated to your work, it's the thing that makes your work come to life. It's like an architect knows material resistance and other construction engineering stuff so he can make truly amazing buildings.
Perhaps this is a good opportunity to change that. Actually, I'd expect at least the bigger distributions to use git already. Git enables them to pick and choose from the updates and merge it with their own patches (alternative schedulers and the like).

But you're right, as long as they serve tarballs, they should make sure they are safe. I've rolled some kernels myself and always used th e tarballs from kernel.org. Time to practice what I preach an rebuild from git.
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Did anyone else notice that this article is a pretty poor puff piece? I mean, don't get me wrong, the points it made are pretty much correct, but it just did a terrible job doing so.

Through-out the piece, the key evidence that advertising works was an anecdote that a friend of the author could remember two adverts.

And then, at the very end, almost as if realising "oops I forgot to actually back up any of this with facts" he adds "Access to data that proves their point." Oh well that's good to know, I guess that's settled then.

He could have written it in a "this is what they are trying to do" way, or if he really wanted this "I can show you that it works" then he should have actually proven it, not suggested it and then waved his hand in the air muttering "see I told you" under his breath.
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As coincidence would have it, a friend just announced to me that he has written code to compute the number of partitions of 10^12 in 109 seconds.
That advice will only affect a tiny minority of tech people. Most users rely on their browser, and have no idea what javascript even is.
cryptome now has a torrent:

http://cryptome.org/xyz/z.gpg.torrent

I jumped on there for research purposes, and there were 34 peers.
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A quick whois [1] against the original link by used by Cryptome suggests possible origin of leak is Phillip Bailey[2]. If /xyz/ existed within the contingency torrent which was released to the pirate bay (someone else confirm please :) then that suggests that he was just hosting a HTTP mirror of the torrent; if it doesn't exist then who knows how deep the rabbit hole goes?

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:NFOMuKV...

x.gpg	09-Jun-2010 00:32	390M
y-docs.gpg	09-Jun-2010 00:55	8.0M
y.gpg	09-Jun-2010 00:55	84M
z.gpg	09-Jun-2010 00:56	352M

[1] http://whois.domaintools.com/193.198.207.6

[2] http://cryptolife.org/index.php/Main_Page
I think you have 'issues' if you can't be friends with people who live life a bit differently than you do. Those sound like very artificial barriers to me.

Perhaps you won't be 'best friends forever' or something, but it's healthy to have a variety of people in your social circle.
You should add a 'random' option.
Could you define how high a "high multiple" is? 30x is too high, right? Is 3x too high?
And how do you choose who to trust?

Until this incident DigiNotar seemed trustworthy.
We're very much graduate students and our testing cycle takes a lot of time away from doing research and publishing papers. We try to keep the main branch as stable as possible though for those who just want to get the latest and greatest. Our branches are pretty active and we do track issues/bugs and fix them, although you're right that we don't do so on our Google Code page.
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I like to believe I am doing serious development and I find the iPhone Simulator immensely helpful. Maybe because my apps don't use location services. My point is, as long as you understand the limitations, it's a very helpful tool. Fortunately it's always possible to debug on the device if you need anything that cannot be done in the simulator.
If you are using Vim >= 7.3, you can use the vim conceal feature which works as described, but without any messy hacks!

For Haskell, here ( https://github.com/vim-scripts/Haskell-Conceal ) is a plugin that works quite well, although the lambda symbol does not seem to appear for me, and the resulting glyphs don't flow nicely with the rest of my font. It's still kind of nice!
Of course they can reroute traffic.
All they have to do is

* Force every ISP/Telco within their borders to add fake google.com entries to their DNS servers.

and/or

* Force every ISP/Telco to transparently proxy all DNS traffic and provide fake replies for google.com queries

You can even make it easier:

Just hijack IP routing at the borders, such that IP traffic to 209.85.149.99 (and all other google networks) are not routed to the real google servers on the internet, but their own malicious filtering proxies.

Even without involving the ISPs/Telcos, they could transparently hijack and proxy you, for a whole country it might be a rather big task though, but here's what you do:

* Find all the cables carrying internet traffic in/out of your country.

* Bring a shovel, dig up the cables.

* break the cables.

* hook up the cables to your transparent proxy/filtering machinery.

Done properly, all everyone would know know was some lights flickering in the few seconds the cables were broken.
Nice, but who sends links by email nowadays? Besides, Facebook introduced better sharing controls..
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For more general math there's also WolframAlpha.
Eg.: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=partition+1034

They are also quite capable of blowing my mind sometimes. (Try "When will the ISS be visible?" or "coastline length of africa / length of stride")
Migrate to EC2 with Appscale is a better way?
It relies on people to set up Notaries that you can specify you trust. There are many organizations I trust. The Tor Project, EFF, my university, the local hackerspace etc. If they ran notaries, I would specify that I trust them. If a SSL Authority/Notary is hacked, you remove them from the list that you trust. At the moment, trust is not agile. Browsers specify in advance which authorities are to be trusted or not.

This project is in its infancy, so get involved, set up a Notary, contribute on GitHub.
The datastore API is probably the most involved for porting to. You would have to do both indexes and composite indexes for scalable queries, and implement your own transaction system. You can learn about how we do it for AppScale in our publications. Also check out the articles on the App Engine documentation, as well as the Google I/O videos for details on how they do it for Megastore/BigTable.
> I don't understand how this is new.

This is built on hardware. Haskel, Clojure and others have to emulate it with a much slower software implementation.
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Honestly, this advice applies to anyone anywhere.
Yes, it doesn't hit some strange error page though.
Sliced bread doesn't even support analytics, how are you supposed to A/B test it? :)
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I do :)

I've still got pockets of friends whom I really care about but don't use Facebook.

Also, it's way much easier to be yourself with email Reply-To-All style discussions without fearing what you post on Facebook coming back to haunt you later.
What do you mean by millionaire ?

To me you're a millionaire when you have one million of assets excluding your residence.

That's a lot of money but that's not quite the same as having forty millions.

Reaching the one-million bar requires a lot of hard work, reaching the forty-millions bar requires a lot of hard work and sacrifices.

If your friends still have a regular job they're most likely at the first bar only.
Excuse my ignorance, but what has happened over the last few weeks? I didn't have an uplink and it's not like there's a reliable archive of important news stories.
If you read Xuzz's comment up-thread, he specifies that you (the user) download the firmware from Apple: this project does not require any redistribution of any of Apple's intellectual property.
I like it. I'll heed your advice. But a football game as Altucher would... now that's out there! hahaha. Thanks!
Unfortunately SSL's PKI is a fundamental part of how people use it. That said, I would agree with you if you were to say that there's nothing fundamentally wrong with the TLS protocol spec itself, aside from it being probably a bit more complex than we really really need.
This is something I've been talking about for a while. Back in 2009 I gave a presentation at Virus Bulletin on JavaScript security problems and highlighted some statistics on remotely loaded JavaScript:

1. 47% of the top 1,000 web sites include google-analytics.com

2. 69% include a remotely loaded web analytics solution

3. 97% load something remotely

If you can attack any of these you get access to a very large number of web sites and can inject arbitrary code. Clearly forging the SSL certificate for SSL loaded remote JavaScript is one way in, another is an attack on the DNS of non-securely loaded remote JavaScript.

At the time techcrunch.com loaded 18 different JavaScript elements remotely. Attacking one would allow a complete site takeover using JavaScript. And those 18 elements could easily have been loading other elements so that attack could have been done through a third-party.

A quick survey in the UK shows that the banks HSBC, Lloyds TSB, Royal Bank of Scotland all load third-party JavaScript on the secure page used for online banking login. Barclays look like they are not, but in fact the domain they are using for one piece of JavaScript is a CNAME for a third-party.
as a single founder (non-tech to boot!) I'd love to see that - but why limit yourself to a sub-batch of entrepreneurs? Why not just be a single-founder friendly incubator?

There are benefits to targeting a niche, common problems through the group, easier to market the incubator to a group, differentiation to other incubators.

From my point of view I would love to see a go-to place for single founders, if there's one thing we could use it's others to talk to where friends/family just don't cut it!
Nice, 7 private beta requests after 58 minutes on Hacker News, I should have launched this sooner :)
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Doesn't work well at all in Europe... Keeps saying "Waiting for connection". Was trying it with my gf, and she was connected to someone random...
1. It's a proprietary language developed by Infosys, a bodyshop. I can't imagine how bad it must be.

9. It won't be cheap. See 1.
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Awesome idea. Every time my girlfriend goes on Reddit I get five or six emails from her with random links she wanted to show me.

When do you think you'll start letting people into the private beta?

Oh and the "Return to website" link after you submit your email takes you to http://freshlog.com/ by the way. I don't know if that's on purpose or not, just letting you know.
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http://www.abc.net.au/technology/articles/2011/09/01/3307488... says

"According to Der Spiegel: At the end of 2010, Domscheit-Berg [former worker at Wikileaks and founder of rival, OpenLeaks] finally returned to WikiLeaks a collection of various files that he had taken with him, including the encrypted cables. Shortly afterwards, WikiLeaks supporters released a copy of this data collection onto the Internet as a kind of public archive of the documents that WikiLeaks had previously published. The supporters clearly did not realize, however, that the data contained the original cables, as the file was not only encrypted but concealed in a hidden subdirectory."

So The Guardian deliberately leaked the password and Wikileaks accidentally leaked the file. Personally, I think both sound like pretty stupid things to do ...
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You also cannot google some stuff commonly found in phpBB because of so many hacked sites out there.

Also remember how you used to be able to search for anything up to the 1000th item (10 pages of 100 results). Not anymore for a long time now. Google sucks it all in but won't share and play nice with others.

Why not allow such searches unless a bot is detected (too many pages too quickly, etc.)
Oh drat thanks for catching that, I'll fix it.

Real soon, actually.

I've been using this everyday to keep in touch with folks I care about for close to a year now, so the app works, but I'd like to clean up a little first :)
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I know that security through obscurity is no security at all, but I don't think it's particularly clever or helpful to give direct, useful advice to the goons in Iran.

This is not an anonymous argument. If you were sitting next to me, I'd be, right now, arguing that you should not publish this article because it will only cause harm overall.

What's next? "Why terrorists are stupid and what they should do to cause maximum damage"? How will you feel when the Iranian government does implement your kind suggestion?
That's exactly the effect most ads have as their first goal.
Very cool. Is it just the bookmarklet or are there extensions for other browsers? A Chrome extension would be so much nicer than a bookmarklet in my honest opinion.
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If #1 is pervasive throughout an application, e.g. badly done SQL code, then it can be a pain to get performance up, but with #2, there may be no way to get the codebase back under control, or bring new developers on at a reasonable pace.

I think the consensus seems to be that #1 is manageable, but #2 is a potentially project threatening issue.

It's a shame that 'You Ain't Going to Need It' hasn't permeated to all areas yet, but with many people working at cost+, hours billed often tends to be maximized in worse projects. It's a shame that there's very little mechanism to be paid more for doing a great, undramatic job, than a 50% over-budget cluster-flock code-dump that people hate.
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Right now there's a bookmarklet.

However, my wife wanted a Chrome extension so much that I wrote a custom one for her.

I haven't gotten round to learn how to automatically generate custom Chrome extensions yet, but I'll be happy to manually create them for early beta testers like you =)
If they're smart enough to forge SSL certificates, they're certainly smart enough to know about XSS.
The change means that it doesn't matter what you're waiting for. As long as you have an instance up, you are charged for it, even if it's not actually doing anything at that moment.
I've gone by the name "Otto" for about half my life. It's a nickname I got in college. Many of my best friends didn't know my real name for years. It just never came up. My mom is the only person who uses my real name, and every now and then even she slips up. So when I go online, I tend to use "Otto" instead of "Samuel". Not trying to fool anybody, it's just the name I go by.

There's nothing special about a nickname, is there? Or do you not consider those to be pseudonyms?

Now, Google+ might have no problem with this, but I can't use just "Otto" there. It requires a first and last name, I believe. Also, I can't be "verified" under the name Otto. I currently am verified with my real name, via the old Knol trick from Google Profiles way back when. I kinda like the verification, and so use my real name there. But it's weird, as almost everybody both on and offline knows me by Otto, not by my real name. And if I change it, I'd lose the verified checkmark. Kinda annoying, that.
Thanks for that link. That was actually really useful. Does the book go into more detail about competitive influences?
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