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  1. Google au introdus in acu' 2 zile in oferta lor de cloud GPU - NVIDIA P100 in beta si K80 in general availability. Vezi poate au preturi bune
  2. Tragi cu pusca la capitolul creativitate. Nu sunteti in stare sa ganditi pentru voi insiva, ati ajuns sa copiati FL-ul din scoarta in scoarta - maimute. Muie!
  3. Prostul daca nu-i fudul, nu-i prost destul...
  4. lol - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-41347467
  5. Folosit de 3-4x, pentru mine e ok pentru perioade mai lungi (iesi mai ieftin decat la hotel). Am iesit foarte rentabil (1/2 pret) prima oara la o calatorie de 10 nopti.
  6. Doar oile pun botul la tehnicile lor. Dar tot folosesc site-ul des caci in multe cazuri au preturi mai bune decat hotelul caci ii storc la celalalt capat si pe proprietari. De obicei inainte sa rezerv ceva prin ei ma uit si direct pe site-ul hotelului (b&b dupa caz) si in peste 65% din cazuri era mai ieftin pe booking.com. Sau dau un telefon sa vad ce zic aia de la receptie. Ma uit apoi si pe trivago.com si hotels.com - rareori gasesc mai ieftin pe ele. Si apoi pe langa reviews de pe site-ul lor scriu si numele hotelului in google cu reviews si ma uit sa vad ce apare. Toata treaba e rapid, nu ia nu stiu cat.
  7. Un articol interesant - SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - An international group of cryptography experts has forced the U.S. National Security Agency to back down over two data encryption techniques it wanted set as global industry standards, reflecting deep mistrust among close U.S. allies. In interviews and emails seen by Reuters, academic and industry experts from countries including Germany, Japan and Israel worried that the U.S. electronic spy agency was pushing the new techniques not because they were good encryption tools, but because it knew how to break them. The NSA has now agreed to drop all but the most powerful versions of the techniques - those least likely to be vulnerable to hacks - to address the concerns. The dispute, which has played out in a series of closed-door meetings around the world over the past three years and has not been previously reported, turns on whether the International Organization of Standards should approve two NSA data encryption techniques, known as Simon and Speck. The U.S. delegation to the ISO on encryption issues includes a handful of NSA officials, though it is controlled by an American standards body, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). The presence of the NSA officials and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden’s revelations about the agency’s penetration of global electronic systems have made a number of delegates suspicious of the U.S. delegation’s motives, according to interviews with a dozen current and former delegates. A number of them voiced their distrust in emails to one another, seen by Reuters, and in written comments that are part of the process. The suspicions stem largely from internal NSA documents disclosed by Snowden that showed the agency had previously plotted to manipulate standards and promote technology it could penetrate. Budget documents, for example, sought funding to “insert vulnerabilities into commercial encryption systems.” More than a dozen of the experts involved in the approval process for Simon and Speck feared that if the NSA was able to crack the encryption techniques, it would gain a “back door” into coded transmissions, according to the interviews and emails and other documents seen by Reuters. “I don’t trust the designers,” Israeli delegate Orr Dunkelman, a computer science professor at the University of Haifa, told Reuters, citing Snowden’s papers. “There are quite a lot of people in NSA who think their job is to subvert standards. My job is to secure standards.” The NSA, which does not confirm the authenticity of any Snowden documents, told Reuters it developed the new encryption tools to protect sensitive U.S. government computer and communications equipment without requiring a lot of computer processing power. NSA officials said via email they want commercial technology companies that sell to the government to use the techniques, and that is more likely to happen when they have been designated a global standard by the ISO. Asked if it could beat Simon and Speck encryption, the NSA officials said: “We firmly believe they are secure.” THE CASE OF THE DUAL ELLIPTIC CURVE ISO, an independent organisation with delegations from 162 member countries, sets standards on everything from medical packaging to road signs. Its working groups can spend years picking best practices and technologies for an ISO seal of approval. As the fight over Simon and Speck played out, the ISO twice voted to delay the multi-stage process of approving them. In oral and written comments, opponents cited the lack of peer-reviewed publication by the creators, the absence of industry adoption or a clear need for the new ciphers, and the partial success of academics in showing their weaknesses. Some ISO delegates said much of their scepticism stemmed from the 2000s, when NSA experts invented a component for encryption called Dual Elliptic Curve and got it adopted as a global standard. ISO’s approval of Dual EC was considered a success inside the agency, according to documents passed by Snowden to the founders of the online news site The Intercept, which made them available to Reuters. The documents said the agency guided the Dual EC proposal through four ISO meetings until it emerged as a standard. In 2007, mathematicians in private industry showed that Dual EC could hide a back door, theoretically enabling the NSA to eavesdrop without detection. After the Snowden leaks, Reuters reported that the U.S. government had paid security company RSA $10 million to include Dual EC in a software development kit that was used by programmers around the world. The ISO and other standards groups subsequently retracted their endorsements of Dual EC. The NSA declined to discuss it. In the case of Simon and Speck, the NSA says the formulas are needed for defensive purposes. But the official who led the now-disbanded NSA division responsible for defence, known as the Information Assurance Directorate, said his unit did not develop Simon and Speck. “There are probably some legitimate questions around whether these ciphers are actually needed,” said Curtis Dukes, who retired earlier this year. Similar encryption techniques already exist, and the need for new ones is theoretical, he said. ANSI, the body that leads the U.S. delegation to the ISO, said it had simply forwarded the NSA proposals to the organisation and had not endorsed them. FROM JAIPUR TO HAMILTON When the United States first introduced Simon and Speck as a proposed ISO standard in 2014, experts from several countries expressed reservations, said Shin’ichiro Matsuo, the head of the Japanese encryption delegation. Some delegates had no objection. Chris Mitchell, a member of the British delegation, said he supported Simon and Speck, noting that “no one has succeeded in breaking the algorithms.” He acknowledged, though, that after the Dual EC revelations, “trust, particularly for U.S. government participants in standardization, is now non-existent.” At a meeting in Jaipur, India, in October 2015, NSA officials in the American delegation pushed back against critics, questioning their expertise, witnesses said. A German delegate at the Jaipur talks, Christian Wenzel-Benner, subsequently sent an email seeking support from dozens of cryptographers. He wrote that all seven German experts were “very concerned” about Simon and Speck. “How can we expect companies and citizens to use security algorithms from ISO standards if those algorithms come from a source that has compromised security-related ISO standards just a few years ago?” Wenzel-Benner asked. Such views helped delay Simon and Speck again, delegates said. But the Americans kept pushing, and at an October 2016 meeting in Abu Dhabi, a majority of individual delegates approved the techniques, moving them up to a country-by-country vote. There, the proposal fell one vote short of the required two-thirds majority. Finally, at a March 2017 meeting in Hamilton, New Zealand, the Americans distributed a 22-page explanation of its design and a summary of attempts to break them - the sort of paper that formed part of what delegates had been seeking since 2014. Simon and Speck, aimed respectively at hardware and software, each have robust versions and more “lightweight” variants. The Americans agreed in Hamilton to compromise and dropped the most lightweight versions. Opponents saw that as a major if partial victory, and it paved the way to compromise. In another nation-by-nation poll last month, the sturdiest versions advanced to the final stage of the approval process, again by a single vote, with Japan, Germany and Israel remaining opposed. A final vote takes place in February. SURSA
  8. 1. Zii sa mori tu! 2. Topic de rahat si vechi de 2 luni 3. Ai fumat ceva de pe jos sau ti s-au urcat pitici pe creier?
  9. - Dupa cum spunea si Mihai Eminescu, nu tot ce zboara pe internet se mananca. - Ceva dovezi sau vrei sa te creada lumea pe cuvant? - Sa va tavaliti in chinuri toti spammerii!
  10. Pentru @aelius, sa-ti bei dimineata cafeaua cu asta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BiQS1URnh4 =))))))))))))))))))))))
  11. 72% reducere NordVPN - folosesc de un an de zile, foarte multumit. https://nordvpn.com/en/order/?2year&coupon=2YDeal2017
  12. tl;dr Aplica la job-uri si daca nu primesti nici un raspuns cere-le feedback (daca stii cum sa o faci cu cap, primesti sfaturi utile) Mergi la interviuri daca esti chemat. Inveti mult din esec si poti sa le ceri feedback dupa E vorba si de self-confidence. Crezi ca in fiecare job care il primeste cineva este deja atot-stiutor? Este un learning-curve, de asta exista si perioada de proba, sa vada angajatorul daca esti dispus sa inveti (daca si-a asumat un risc cu tine). Atata timp cat esti dispus sa inveti si ai cunostintele de baza, sunt destui care iti vor da o sansa. Daca stai acasa cu "drobul de sare" nu rezolvi nimic. Facand cursuri si obtinand diplome nu te ajuta cu cele de mai sus. Urmeaza sfaturile la cei de mai sus referitoare la aprofundarea cunostintelor, proiecte personale (portfolio), site-uri gen upwork.com, etc.
  13. Nu e pentru oricine de trait acolo. Dar se pot face bani multi cativa ani si apoi intors inapoi. Se poate consuma alcool in anumite locatii autorizate sau acasa (dar aplici pentru "permis" de cumparat alcool si ai voie sa-l bei acasa, nu in public). Sunt anumite metode de scazut costurile de trai, depinde ce negociezi si cu compania. De obicei la job-urile mai acatarea iti dau si o locuinta decenta ori gratuit ori cu discount.
  14. Primit printr-o cunostinta. Daca aveti nevoie de ajutor cu CV-urile in engleza recomand cvcentre.co.uk. Sau vorbiti cu Peter despre job-uri: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-mackintosh-6999a470/
  15. Da, pentru ceva scam. Tot esti prost ca vii aici in loc sa mergi pe onioane.
  16. La cat de prost esti, stai dracu' in Rromania si nu mai pleca in alte parti sa faci neamul de ras. Ai auzit de pasapoarte biometrice? Mai ales daca e prima oara cand intri intr-o tara ti-l verifica prin aparat. Cele fake care trec de verificari se fac pe multe mii de euro, nu pe forumuri publice si doar prin contacte de incredere. Stai in banca ta si fute oi pe plaiurile natale!
  17. https://www.nginx.com/resources/admin-guide/reverse-proxy/ https://www.techandme.se/set-up-nginx-reverse-proxy/ https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/using-nginx-as-reverse-proxy.html https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-nginx-as-a-web-server-and-reverse-proxy-for-apache-on-one-ubuntu-14-04-droplet Vezi ca avea si @aelius niste postari relevante.
  18. Ai probat tu serviciile sau doar ce ti-a venit prima oara pe Google? Site puscat (facut acum 4 luni cu template la plesneala) cu reviews fake (sanchi, din "2014") si .:: ::. in titlu nu prea inspira incredere. LE: site-ul defapt e "reseller" de la indieni fomisti - nakshsoft.com - daca sfatuiti lumea, dati dracu' ceva bun, nu la plespneala...
  19. Nu apare la https://just-dice.com/misc/biggest.txt Oricum, sunt niste statistici interesante acolo, in special (mai ales ala din 2017 cu pariu de 1 mil de o facut alt milion): biggest winning bets in last 2 years +------------+-----------------+-----------------+---------+---------+---------------------+ | betid | bet | profit | chance | uid | date | +------------+-----------------+-----------------+---------+---------+---------------------+ | 875431071 | 0.40000000 | 39,599.60000000 | 0.0010 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 19:24:29 | | 839386047 | 0.15000000 | 14,849.85000000 | 0.0010 | 1163245 | 2015-09-27 20:23:58 | | 875623465 | 12,200.00000000 | 12,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:58 | | 2593384142 | 10,268.77301472 | 10,063.39755442 | 50.0000 | 1027879 | 2017-03-24 19:53:00 | | 1369653722 | 9,445.42651554 | 8,537.21239117 | 52.0000 | 1377993 | 2016-05-21 11:15:51 | Si luzar, in banii de azi asta o pierdut 235 mil eur - probabil s-o sinucis intre timp 875623020 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:32 | | 875623041 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:33 | | 875623119 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:38 | | 875623129 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:39 | | 875623142 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:40 | | 875623169 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:41 | | 875623180 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:42 | | 875623195 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:42 | | 875623240 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:45 | | 875623271 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:46 | | 875623286 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:47 | | 875623295 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:48 | | 875623319 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:49 | | 875623329 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:50 | | 875623341 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:51 | | 875623352 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:51 | | 875623366 | 4,200.00000000 | -4,200.00000000 | 49.5000 | 1163245 | 2015-10-15 23:01:52 |
  20. Daca e adevarat e fucked up... .. pe ce site? Oricum.. ma indoiesc ca ar fi platit aia profitul.
  21. Cand am citit titlul credeam ca vii sa ceri sfaturi de gonoree, sifilis, chlamydia, etc.
  22. E aceeasi zdreanta de aici -> https://rstforums.com/forum/topic/106302-phphtml/?tab=comments#comment-653465. Proaste puli o fost la curu' lu' ma-sa.
  23. Daca intre timp au ascultat de ce spun clientii, bravo lor. Altfel nu aveau viata lunga. Era un dedicat din ala mic gen 60-70 / luna dar erau niste probleme si supportul lor era habarnist. Iroseam degeaba cate 30-40 minute la telefon / conversatie si timp de asteptare. Ziceam hai sa trimit in scris ca poate e mai usor - dadeau doar copy-paste la mizerii ce aveau in knowledgebase in loc sa citeasca ce era problema. Pana a trebuit sa escalez si sa cer sa vb cu un manager sa priceapa. Dupa ce a expirat anul clientul s-a mutat l-a Iomart si sanatate buna.
  24. Ii aduc afront vreunuia de pe aici care lucreaza la ei? Sorry dar asta a fost experienta mea cu 1 dedicat timp de 1 an la ei.
  25. Fugi de 1&1 ca de lepra. Printre companiile cu cel mai de rahat customer service & support. Probabil vrei ceva "oferta" de la ei insa daca vrei sa ramai client pe termen lung tot acolo ajungi cu pretul. Sunt client namecheap.com din 2006 si nu am de ce ma plange.
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