According to the manpage on OSX, it's ipfw from FreeBSD:
The ipfw facility was initially written as package to BSDI by Daniel Boulet <danny@BouletFermat.ab.ca>. It has been heavily modified and ported to FreeBSD by Ugen J.S. Antsilevich <ugen@NetVision.net.il>.
Several enhancements added by Archie Cobbs <archie@FreeBSD.org>.
The SSH that comes bundles with every Mac is OpenSSH, also made by the OpenBSD people. No idea what else has OpenBSD fingerprints on it within Mac OSX.
Sure, they are expensive, but the auto-away feature alone (motion sensor sensing no movement for a set amount of time) has saved us a lot of cash over the past two years.
It also knows the outside temperature and learns how long it will take your house to warm up/cool down based on that and adjust its on-times accordingly.
Quite the nice piece of adaptable hardware which has seen our energy usage drop ~15%. Of course it's impossible to say that was all Nest that can take the credit for that.
We have a Nest and love it. The only problem I had until now was the lousy central humidifier support. Even with the recent cold snap here when temperatures 'as cold as Mars' our Nest never failed to start the furnace.
Yeah I know, but it is 2014. Surely even a conservative business like a bank could use case sensitivity. They don't even allow special characters and have a limited size (8 chars iirc)
Use one (or up to 5) YubiKeys with LastPass. If you aren't worried about the security of the key (losing one, having one stolen), you can use one slot in the key as a static password, the second slot can be used for YubiCo's one time passwords.
I wouldn't do it that way but do use a YubiKey for the OTP functionality.
I meant running in the browser, not playing Minecraft. That ActiveX or PDF are also insecure doesn't change the fact that Java (in the browser) is shit and always in need of security updates.
You are responsible for your own privacy. When Facebook or Google mine your data ('you are the product' as people say), you have nothing to fall back on. It's in their ToS which most people agree with because they just HAVE to see their 3rd cousin's dancing cat videos.
Bitching is easy, doing something about it is harder.
I would hope Linda and others would have the fortitude to say "Yes across the board" and hang up. It's better to face the odd goatse than to have the government spoon feed you.
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We had a family cruise last week. There was a glasshole walking around the ship for the duration. Why? WHY?!
The SSH that comes bundles with every Mac is OpenSSH, also made by the OpenBSD people. No idea what else has OpenBSD fingerprints on it within Mac OSX.
While he's at it, he may as well install some Twinax in case someone with an AS/400 comes for a visit and needs some Token Ring love.
Sure, they are expensive, but the auto-away feature alone (motion sensor sensing no movement for a set amount of time) has saved us a lot of cash over the past two years. It also knows the outside temperature and learns how long it will take your house to warm up/cool down based on that and adjust its on-times accordingly.
Quite the nice piece of adaptable hardware which has seen our energy usage drop ~15%. Of course it's impossible to say that was all Nest that can take the credit for that.
We have a Nest and love it. The only problem I had until now was the lousy central humidifier support.
Even with the recent cold snap here when temperatures 'as cold as Mars' our Nest never failed to start the furnace.
Ha! Well done!
Holy smokes, I never thought of that. Good catch! ;)
We should start a company and get a few million on Kickstarter next week...
Yeah I know, but it is 2014. Surely even a conservative business like a bank could use case sensitivity. They don't even allow special characters and have a limited size (8 chars iirc)
Err, sorry, not specifically the app, their actual site. Case insensitive everywhere.
TD Canada Trust appears to not use case sensitive passwords or allow special characters. Try it with your password using UPPER, lower and MiXEd case.
Slashdot Beta - A roll of the Dice...
"Yes."
"Imagine countless billions more of them so far away you can't touch them."
"Whoa."
"Many eyes" is bogus, "the right eyes" is more appropriate.
Use one (or up to 5) YubiKeys with LastPass. If you aren't worried about the security of the key (losing one, having one stolen), you can use one slot in the key as a static password, the second slot can be used for YubiCo's one time passwords.
I wouldn't do it that way but do use a YubiKey for the OTP functionality.
Good idea. Some ABS pipe from the lumberyard should do the trick.
Your sig is relevant to this story...
I meant running in the browser, not playing Minecraft. That ActiveX or PDF are also insecure doesn't change the fact that Java (in the browser) is shit and always in need of security updates.
a reminder that Java has become an Internet security menace
Java has always been a security menace.
Maybe that's how the fire started. All 25,000 soldering irons plugged in.
I think the fact that no human at Facebook read the actual message, it's automated, is what will get this dismissed. Much like gmail.
Facebook should call them "Post Cards". The sending and receiving parties get to read them as well as the delivery service.
You are responsible for your own privacy. When Facebook or Google mine your data ('you are the product' as people say), you have nothing to fall back on. It's in their ToS which most people agree with because they just HAVE to see their 3rd cousin's dancing cat videos.
Bitching is easy, doing something about it is harder.
I would hope Linda and others would have the fortitude to say "Yes across the board" and hang up. It's better to face the odd goatse than to have the government spoon feed you.
That's the problem with Chinese ice breakers. You get stuck again in an hour.