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Couple of Computerphile videos featured Brian Kernighan [1], which I also enjoyed. I particularly liked the Bell Labs one where he talked about what it was like to work there, pretty fascinating stuff.
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/user/Computerphile/search?query=Bria...
I think it's a complete tragedy that customers in the US can no longer get health information from 23andMe.
I started a genome software company that primarily targets the academic research market, but we recently adapted our software for 23andMe users: https://www.enlis.com/personal_edition.html
Happy to hear opinions and bug reports!
How does the report compare to the one generated by Promethease[1]? Promethease itself uses data from SNPedia[2]
osquery also has some level of setup overhead and requires a daemon running in the background. I don't think this is true of crab.
You don't need to run the daemon. It's also possible to just use it interactively via osqueryi.
Windows XP? Curious to know if there's a hackery reason behind that or just personal preference.
My guess is its most likely a burner laptop for use during the conference.
Lanner has some interesting Atom-based options. I'm testing the FW-7525A right now, which has physical hardware bypass on one pair of ports.
Where can you buy Lanner products? I emailed them in the past regarding 7525, and they refused to sell me just one unit.
An SSL Cert would be helpful to assure me of its security.
Yeah, the current cert has CN mismatch and is issued by an unknown CA [1].
[1] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=digilocker.go...
For the software side, I would most likely use mailinabox [1] or sovereign [2]. They both setup mail servers for you with reasonable defaults using Ubuntu and Debian respectively.
Ars Technica has a great 4-part guide [3] on setting up a mailserver yourself.
[2] https://github.com/al3x/sovereign
[3] http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/02/how-to...
How are keys shared between users?
Keys live on Sharelock server [1]
Secrets are signed with HMAC SHA256 and encrypted with AES 256 CTR using keys that live on the Sharelock server
[1] https://jekyllrb.com/