IceyEC

I've got ECC (unregistered but still) in my "consumer grade" desktop[1] today, and have for a while; while many motherboards don't say whether they support ECC or not, some do and most AMD CPUs do as well.

[1]: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/IceyEC/saved/tqWv6h

Unless, like their example, you only send email occasionally. In the case that you send 1 email per year, you could hit every one of the listed providers without ever seeing a bounce.

But it isn't; you can yank a crate on crates.io and that will stop new installs but it will still be available for installs that have it in their Cargo.lock file

I think it's generally called an oracle and are usually very useful when it comes to breaking crypto

Servo is still the largest Rust project

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Not all speech is protected:

Holmes's famous phrase means that not all forms of speech are protected. For example, the First Amendment does not protect obscenity, child pornography, true threats, fighting words, incitement to imminent lawless action, criminal solicitation or defamation.[1]

[1]: http://1forall.us/teach-the-first-amendment/the-first-amendm...

Mac Mail already will use client certs to authenticate with GMail: https://i.imgur.com/gTE6tkt.png

please actually use example.com. It's a domain intended for this usage (including with email!).

This is correct, hidden services are fully encrypted from the users browser to the tor relay running the hidden service

I was under the impression than MP4 could have all of its format specific headers at the end of the file just as well as the beginning according to the spec.

It does for me, Chrome on OSX

I started building an instant messaging system based on Tor's anonymity model while taking advantage of NaCL and Rust for type safety, speed, and modern crypto. Have gotten most of the crypto functional, now I just have to figure out my DHT implementation so you can find the person you want to chat with :-)

Uses a cert signed by eDellRoot

Oh my god that header is huge

This is what I've been looking for! Thank you!

It's bash so pretty easy to audit

It might be worth checking out Canonical's Juju, we're working on deployable segregation (like security groups) defined in code!

Serde is great if you're running on nightly

I built this a couple of days ago to deal with parsing complex JSON in Rust. Comments / suggestions / bugs / pull requests welcome!

I just wish they would make something like this on newer hardware

getting repeated 503 no server available to handle request errors

and a link to come through from google: https://www.google.com/#q=http:%2F%2Fwww.wsj.com%2Farticles%...

I've never been drug tested for a job in this industry since moving to the East Coast

And general programs like MS Word...

Agreed, but technically it is defined.

> 5.days + 1.month => 1 month and 5 days

10 years from 100B+ to 4B+, ouch

I think that part of what he desires is to be able to make any defense that he wants. As stated in CitizenFour and again in his AMA, a defense in this case would be severely limited in what it could claim, because the case involves espionage, he would be unable to make a defense claiming that the actual laws are unjust, for example.

As I understand it, that's what he did. He open sourced it and kept copyright on it. That would mean that everybody would be free to read it as posted but wouldn't be able to use it or distribute it without permission.