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Rhino
Rhino
00:00
@Simon So you're making her just sit there while you type pls repeatedly into this chat room?
Poor girl.
@AviD I've heard of that, but never seen it
AviD
AviD
shame on you. go watch it now.
skip over all the parts where Robin Williams isn't talking.
AviD
AviD
00:23
@Rhino the specific line I was referring to was this:
FGood Morning Vietnam
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Simon
Simon
@Rhino My poor donut is sick so I'm joining her in da bed.
AviD
AviD
PLEES NO DETAILS PLS
Simon
Simon
Either you edit that to "pls" or I'm sharing all the details.
That'll do, I'll give you a chance.
schroeder
schroeder
01:19
0
A: Security devices other than firewall and IDS

GingerBeardProxy, Adaptable Security Appliance, DMZ, and Automated Vulnerability Scanners are some items you'll find in the wild that are hardware. There's plenty more security related software items that will help you with research such as Splunk which takes logs and makes them searchable.

chosen as the answer within seconds of it being posted ....
schroeder
schroeder
01:38
then the OP switched a couple minutes later ...
head scratch
 
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Nicolas Raoul
Nicolas Raoul
04:09
I just received an unsolicited email "Join Fabric at Google I/O", I clicked "Unsubscribe" without thinking, and it tries to send me to https://app.tweet.twitter.com/e/u?s=1259914507&elq=0fb5bc6fd9fc43d7b5c6deab6b32130a which looks trustworthy but gets blocked by Firefox as "This Connection is Untrusted"... am I paranoiac, or could this be an elaborate infection attempt?
[by the way: would this be on-topic as a question?]
schroeder
schroeder
I think it's a very bad screw up by marketing
the cert is for eloqua.com, which is a marking company
without knowing all the details, I cannot be sure, but I'm guessing a complete mess by the email marketing dept
and no - not on topic
Nicolas Raoul
Nicolas Raoul
Thanks! I guess I will proceed with the unsubscribe then :-) And try to tell them about the screw up, if I can find any feedback link.
Stack Exchange
Stack Exchange
Astrobiology is held back by the fact that we're all too nervous to try to balance on the ladder while holding an expensive microscope.
 
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Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
07:42
'sup
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@LucasKauffman 'sup
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
@RоryMcCune not much not much, yourself?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@LucasKauffman watching election results and doing Report QA this morning ..
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
@RоryMcCune election results?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@LucasKauffman was the UK election yesterday
interesting set of results and not quite as predicted in the polls
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
07:48
Cameron?
@RоryMcCune All I heard about Cameron were his fuck ups :P
@RоryMcCune who did you vote for?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@LucasKauffman the conservatives look to have got back in and increased their share of the vote, which is a surprise. Scotland has gone from having 6 of of 59 SNP MPs to having 56 out of 59 SNP MPs
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
@RоryMcCune Did Cameron not promise scottland more independance?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@LucasKauffman there were promises made by all three major UK parties at the referendum, it remains to be seen how exactly they get implemented ...
with the conservatives having 1MP in scotland they may not feel too invested in helping scots people out..
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
true
@RоryMcCune do they need the seats of the SNP for a majority?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@LucasKauffman doesn't look like it. The guess before yesterday was that Labour+SNP would be more than the conservatives but this doesn't seem to have played out
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
07:59
@RоryMcCune labour lost a lot of seats I heard
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
Scotland was largely labour before yesterday but they managed to mess up spectacularly in Scotland, badly misread the electorate
Tinned_Tuna
Tinned_Tuna
08:31
Hello. This is all ... horrible.
CodesInChaos
CodesInChaos
@Tinned_Tuna We are all going to die.
Tinned_Tuna
Tinned_Tuna
Well. You lot might, I'm can still emigrate somewhere.
CodesInChaos
CodesInChaos
08:51
@Tinned_Tuna Does emigration prevent aging?
Tinned_Tuna
Tinned_Tuna
@CodesInChaos not quite, but I could go somewhere with a higher life expectancy.
So that might help
CodesInChaos
CodesInChaos
Well we only have about 93% mortality so far. So there is hope :)
Tinned_Tuna
Tinned_Tuna
I could be in that 7%!
Steve DL
Steve DL
09:08
@Tinned_Tuna i take it you're a EU citizen in the UK?
y'know, Labour want us out too so it's not a big deal :-)
Tinned_Tuna
Tinned_Tuna
09:19
@SteveDL I was hoping for hung parliment whereby parties like greens would outnumber UKIP, and therefore swing the commons in favour of the left
and keep us in. But now I am sad.
 
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Steve DL
Steve DL
10:22
I feel you...
Steve DL
Steve DL
10:40
the awkward moment when my former student answers a question on usable security on SE. :p
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
10:56
@SteveDL usable or not usable :p
CodesInChaos
CodesInChaos
@SteveDL Was it your question?
Rhino
Rhino
@RоryMcCune Out of interest, how did they misread? I probably wouldn't vote nationalist even if I could (no SNP candidates in my England constituency!) but I'm intrigued by the swing and why it happened.
Steve DL
Steve DL
@CodesInChaos not my question, just spotted it today
(security.stackexchange.com/questions/88783/…)
@Rhino they supported the No position for scottish independence I believe
except their electorate was probably pro-independence and the tories' anti-.
Rhino
Rhino
11:11
@SteveDL I can't see it being that simple - while close, the no vote did win.
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
@Rhino: Also, the SNP probably has things other than independance they want
A bigger share of oil revenue I'd guess
Rhino
Rhino
@JourneymanGeek indeed. Although it can work out that % of electorate doesn't transfer into seats. UKIP according to the BBC took 12% of the vote, but got 1 seat.
Whereas yes/no independence was a straight up national ballot
Steve DL
Steve DL
SNP and LAB have similar policies, so the Yes voters all voted SNP and the No voters might've scattered across the board and even voted SNP to assure a seat for an allegedly leftist party
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
@Rhino: heh. The government here wion 60% of the votes here but hold something like 80% of the seats
The big surprise for me was that the concervatives managed to get elected on their own.
Poor lib dems tho
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
Oh. Thanks very much guys - I managed to avoid any news about the election until I came in here. Dammit!
Rhino
Rhino
11:18
@RoryAlsop Well I predicted wrong.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
Did you? I don't think I actually read what you guessed (deliberately)
Rhino
Rhino
@JourneymanGeek Yeah that was surprising. I didn't feel any of the parties had any significant gravitas or drive or believable message... although the swing for the SNP in Scotland clearly indicates they did.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
Well, of the options available, this is the least bad result
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
@RoryAlsop oops.
Simon
Simon
11:35
bonjour
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@JourneymanGeek Well, it gives us better stability, stock market is up, my shares are up, my employer is in a better place...
Steve DL
Steve DL
@RoryAlsop what election? :p
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
And it's not Labour or UKIP
The downside - it looks like SNP blew up Scotland
Steve DL
Steve DL
bonjour @Simon
Simon
Simon
i am jacques from france
Rhino
Rhino
11:44
@RoryAlsop I agree.
Steve DL
Steve DL
@RoryAlsop funnily enough, from a continential standpoint Tories and Labour have the exact same economic policies -- we wouldn't expect UK banks to be significantly affected by a Labour government (at least nowhere near as continental banks are by socialist governments)
Simon
Simon
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Steve DL
Steve DL
oh, moderators: i'm surprised that there's a vote to close security.stackexchange.com/questions/88783/… as opinion-based. We do a lot of research and we build models of why the things that OP observed are happening in my group, so I believe the question is well-suited, so long as unknowledgeable users don't make up answers
Rhino
Rhino
@SteveDL a single close vote won't make any difference - it's just one 3k user's view.
it takes 5 to actually close it and if it's really felt to be an error, another 5 to re-open it
Simon
Simon
@SteveDL I agree with the vote to close though, it does seem to be very opinion-based oriented.
Especially when the question starts with "In a philosophical sense is heterogeneous security..."
Rhino
Rhino
11:51
@Simon There's good subjective/bad subjective to consider. Not all questions can be framed in a way as to be a problem people need to solve - or rather, the problem they need to solve is not directly solvable. There's a scope problem (is this an entire research field they're asking about) potentially, and a question of whether it will degenerate into a mess.
Simon
Simon
We'll see, I won't vote and will let the community decide.
raz
raz
I think that question will generate too much discussion, and it seems unlikely that the OP will get the answer he actually wants.
Rhino
Rhino
The question is can it be made into a question that can be answered?
Steve DL
Steve DL
@Simon philosophy informs design practice and usability research, which inform security technologies :p
i'm writing an answer
Simon
Simon
@raz That's exactly my point.
@SteveDL And philosophy highly depends on opinions :p
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
11:56
I think it's a question not ideally suited to this site, but that is in an interesting space - sometimes questions on the edge are saved by good answers
Rhino
Rhino
@SteveDL this is true, but SE as a place is generally more accepting of questions that have answers - a problem to solve that other people can benefit from knowing the answer - rather than a discussion. As SE has grown there's been a realization that not question/answer combinations discussing no direct problem are actually valuable.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
I won't vote to close, but it's an edge case
raz
raz
It's a good question don't get me wrong.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
I think
Rhino
Rhino
The question is, where does it fit on that line and can it be made into a question / answer that inspires and educates and is worth having around, rather than a big long thread of I think, well I think.
Steve DL
Steve DL
11:57
@Simon it's actually a science -- it does sometimes require you to make base assumptions, but you can build upon them and build coherent bodies of work. There's a divide in HCI between cognitivists and phenomenologists, but both families of research are relatively self-consistent
raz
raz
Yeah, if an answer crops up that is good I'll recant my vote.
Simon
Simon
@SteveDL Then, I'm curious to read your answer.
GOD DAMN IT I'M SUPER FRENCH THIS MORNING
Steve DL
Steve DL
most security research, including most usable security research, is only informed by cognitive psychology which is positivst and cognitivist. In more recent years, phenomenologist HCI researchers have looked at security (and the research I do is also phenomenologist).
Rhino
Rhino
Also @SteveDL the point of on holding questions is to tell the OP "this doesn't fit right now". It's deliberately distinct from deletion in that the question can easily be re-opened in the case of a mistaken close, or, if the question is improved.
Steve DL
Steve DL
That's fair enough
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
11:59
@SteveDL biggest collection of long words we've had in here for a long time!
Steve DL
Steve DL
the question is ambiguous / poorly worded
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
of course size isn't everything
inb4 @Simon
Simon
Simon
8==D
I didn't know what to say, sorry.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Simon lol
raz
raz
:facepalm:
Simon
Simon
12:00
@raz Oh don't be like that, it's Friday!
Rhino
Rhino
Of course this process is usually trivialized to EVIL MODRATOR NAZIS CLOSIN ALL OUR QWESTIONS! but hey.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Rhino I iz evil modrat
raz
raz
I am the walrus
Rhino
Rhino
@RoryAlsop why have nuance and different internet venues for discussion when you can be angry on the internet?!
Simon
Simon
@raz Are you saying that you're the 1%?
Rhino
Rhino
12:03
@SteveDL also if you think a question is wrongly closed you can always debate it on meta.security.se - no guarantees you'll get the outcome you want but you can at least raise it.
Simon
Simon
Yep, but don't be this guy:
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Q: What's wrong with this question?

Smit Johnthlink Is it really unclear? I mean, there is a link to vulnerability description and a question IS THERE AN EXPLOIT FOR THIS????????!. How is it possible one could not get it?

support
Because that guy, is punch-in-the face worthy.
Rhino
Rhino
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raz
raz
Get your hands off me!
@Simon I am the 1%
Simon
Simon
Knew it.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Rhino I even had trouble being grumpy yesterday, let alone angry. I think only @RоryMcCune and my wife know the handful of people who have ever made me angry :-)
Rhino
Rhino
12:07
@RoryAlsop I was more referring to the view that all modrators are monkeys
raz
raz
user image
Simon
Simon
@raz That's one hell of a 1%, man.
raz
raz
You ever heard of the 1%ers?
Steve DL
Steve DL
pretty sure it occupies more than 1% of the space
Rhino
Rhino
@SteveDL Yeah not really proportional representation is it?
Steve DL
Steve DL
12:09
@raz it says you're the 3% on your page
raz
raz
@SteveDL Touche
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@SteveDL it says @raz only needs 69 more points to hit his 5k
:-)
raz
raz
@SteveDL I didn't notice since the profile page isn't knew and unhelpful
@RoryAlsop 7 votes :P
Simon
Simon
@raz Nope, who are they?
Rhino
Rhino
@RoryAlsop That's quite impressive though. I'm probably into double figures already...
Simon
Simon
12:12
@RoryAlsop What are you on about? He's already at 5k.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@raz correct - I edited accordingly :-)
@Simon nice work
Simon
Simon
wot
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
;-P
raz
raz
@Simon Back in the day a motorcycle gangs had a bad wrap. So one of them came out and said, "Most motocycle gangs are actually fine and non-violent, it's the 1% that give us a bad name." So gangs like Hell's Angels who are started wearing 1% patches on their vests. To let people know they were the 1%. And generally you don't mess with them.
Simon
Simon
@raz Oh, god damn, that's rough.
raz
raz
12:13
Actually from Wiki: One Percenter, a term for a member of an outlaw motorcycle club derived from the statement "99% of motorcyclists are law-abiding citizens"
Arperum
Arperum
Serial upvoting reversal incoming probably.
raz
raz
@Arperum ?
Simon
Simon
@Arperum It's just 7 votes.
Arperum
Arperum
@Simon 7 is enough to trigger it I'm pretty sure.
Simon
Simon
o
Arperum
Arperum
12:14
We'll see.
Simon
Simon
Yeah.
How quickly would it happen though?
raz
raz
Like an avalanche
Simon
Simon
dayum
raz
raz
Holy shit seriously... 7 upvotes
That escalated quickly
Gilles
Gilles
@Rhino there's nothing discussiony about that question.
Arperum
Arperum
12:18
@Simon I think the script runs once everyday, IIRC around 3AM my time.
Simon
Simon
allo papa gilles
Gilles
Gilles
@RoryAlsop I'm surprised to see you on the side of the closers. I'd have expected you to know that security isn't only about computers.
Simon
Simon
@Arperum Ah, damn.
Gilles
Gilles
(and this is coming from someone who works on embedded systems — my security is about computers)
Simon
Simon
papa gilles est crue ce matin
Steve DL
Steve DL
12:21
@Simon really?
Simon
Simon
I'm not sure what this "really" is reallying about.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@Rhino I was thinking that Labour misread the situation in scotland, a lot of ex-labour voters moved to the SNP 'cause the current labour party don't seem to be left wing at all. There's a lot of people who are life long labour voters who now are SNP voters...
Partially I think it was the referendum that showed that the SNP were a viable party to support (rather than just a protest vote) combined with labours move to the centre in terms of policies
Steve DL
Steve DL
you said daddy gilles is raw this morning, with a grammar implying that daddy gilles is in fact a mommy
so i dont get why Gilles is raw :-)
Gilles
Gilles
@SteveDL or maybe he meant I'm believed
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Gilles I'm puzzled by what you mean
Gilles
Gilles
12:23
or maybe that I'm a flood
Steve DL
Steve DL
oh that would work too
Rhino
Rhino
@RоryMcCune interesting, ok thanks. As I say I only see it from south of the border and what I read about in newspapers... which is obviously not unbiased.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@Rhino god no. Scotland actually has a new news outlet that came about after every saw how biased the referendum coverage was from pretty much every other source
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Gilles - I didn't close vote. I think the question is not well worded.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
The new "The national" paper in Scotland is also biased but at least they disclose it openly :)
Gilles
Gilles
12:25
@RoryAlsop setting strict rules vs getting people to care is a classic question in security, and this question has enough specific examples to be answerable
Rhino
Rhino
@Gilles I disagree. Depending on who answers it, it could degenerate into a discussion, or it could actually be really informative. I didn't commit to either side - if I had to make a choice I'd say leave it be, see what happens. That's why I said it's only 1 vote.
Gilles
Gilles
it's not calling for discussion, it's asking how to tell when the rules are too strict
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Gilles Ahh - that's why the question is badly worded. Asking how to tell is very much discussion/philosophy/opinion
I hope for good answers, and possibly an edit to the question
Rhino
Rhino
@Gilles if it is, then those words are not in there.
Simon
Simon
@SteveDL I just wanted him to acknowledge me :'(
I think he might be a good candidate to be my SE dad.
Rhino
Rhino
12:28
I mean sure, that's a good question - and will generate some fascinating answers.
AviD
AviD
ohh noes! did I miss some drama?
what q you all on about?
Rhino
Rhino
I can't influence the decision in any case, so it's moot what I think.
Gilles
Gilles
@AviD Simon called me a girl
AviD
AviD
@Gilles hahahaha
should I kick him?
I think I should kick him.
not that calling you a girl is such a horrible insult - the other way around
Rhino
Rhino
@RоryMcCune Yeah. I've taken to reading all the newspapers and a bit of online news and taking an "average" - I can't stand the bias.
AviD
AviD
12:30
that is, wait, I didnt mean "he is insulting girls by calling you one"
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD Rename him to La Simon.
AviD
AviD
I mean that once again @Simon is showing his misogyny by using "girl" as an insult.
@Rhino La La La Simon
Simon
Simon
@AviD ... I didn't even call him a girl, stop being a dumbass.
You gullible donut.
AviD
AviD
@Rhino the average is often still so far from the truth.... I saw this so much last year during the "war" here
@Simon wut.... hahahahahaha
damn @Gilles donuted me, but good
still think I should kick @Simon though.
Simon
Simon
That's why I might want him to be my new dad.
Rhino
Rhino
12:32
@AviD Yeah but it's a better guess than just one paper. Also it's interesting to see some of the international view. I'm becoming more of a skeptic.
AviD
AviD
@Rhino "more"??
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@AviD reminds me of the classic la la la la la la la la la la ooh hoo hoo hoo
it's on youtube
suitable for work, but odd
and I can't view it here
AviD
AviD
@RoryAlsop oh, I was referring to la la la bamba
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@AviD bamba has nothing on this
Simon
Simon
Isn't it a la bamba?
A LA BAMBA
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
12:33
It's a classic from Rathergood/7 Seconds of Love
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD I've always been cynical.
AviD
AviD
Los Lobos & Gipsy Kings - La Bamba (With Lyrics)
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ay arriba!
Rhino
Rhino
@RоryMcCune At least they have the ability to put their view out there now.
Simon
Simon
Such a classic.
AviD
AviD
@Rhino right, I was implying that "more cynical" is too much cynical.
so, @Rhino @RoryAlsop @RоryMcCune, y'all happy with the turnout?
must be chuffed that UKIP got 3 seats.
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
12:36
@AviD No - zero would have been a much better number
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD UKIP only got one which, with 3.8 M votes is daft
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
Happy that the 'Radge quit though :-)
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
I don't like them but they should have more seats with that number of votes
AviD
AviD
@RоryMcCune oh, I saw that UKIP + Green together got 3.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
UKIP 1 greens 2
AviD
AviD
12:37
supposedly thats around 5 M votes....
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD yeah they got like 12.5% of the vote, more than the SNP, but 1 seat versus 50 odd for the SNP
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD yeah and the tories won the whole thing 326 seats with less than 10M
crazy electoral system
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
La La La Oo-Hoo-Hoo
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AviD
AviD
@Rhino wat??
@RоryMcCune wat??
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD bbc.com/news/election/2015/results
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
12:39
@AviD actually was 11,269,356 for 328 seats and and 3,866,924 for 1
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@AviD A better result would have been to replace our political/voting system with something else. Anything else...
AviD
AviD
@RoryAlsop right? RIGHT??
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
The DUP got 8 seats with 184,260 votes!
AviD
AviD
@Rhino that doesnt help. I want a CGP Grey video explaining the method.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
Politics in the Animal Kingdom: Single Transferable Vote
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Simon
Simon
12:40
@AviD Why aren't you asking @deed02392 too? Is it because of his age? Leave your agism aside, old man.
AviD
AviD
@RоryMcCune thats not a direct explanation.
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD It's fairly straightforward: the country is split up into geographical regions. You vote for the candidate you want in your region. Most votes wins. That person occupies a seat.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD it explains FPTP and PR
Steve DL
Steve DL
RE: vote on closing that compliance question, i replied (security.stackexchange.com/questions/88783/…)
AviD
AviD
@Simon heh. noooo, but he isnt here now.
aaaand didnt realize he's brit...
@Rhino ahhh its regional then.
Simon
Simon
12:41
You're such an agist.
AviD
AviD
and not by population, I assume?
lemme guess, arbitrary geographical areas are allocated a number of seats.
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD Yep. So that 12% of the vote is diluted over the constituencies such that whilst 12% of people overall voted for them, there was only one region with enough concentration of voters to get an MP.
AviD
AviD
on the other hand, people who are patently stupid enough to vote for UKIP get an equal vote as their intelligent neighbour across the street.
Steve DL
Steve DL
in a sense, constituencies make sense as they allow distinct regions to be properly represented. In another sense, that CON get a majority with 36% of the votes and Labour get 2/3 CON's seats with 30% is preposterous
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD not only that, every parliament they get shifted around by a little bit by whoever's in government to try to benefit them
AviD
AviD
12:47
@SteveDL I'm not holding the u.s. guvmint as any sort of ideal, but they do balance that relatively well with congress/senate.
@Rhino "redistricting". was a fantastic episode on Boston Legal.
Steve DL
Steve DL
@AviD ive no idea how it works in the US actually
@Rhino we had that in 2011 in France too :-)
AviD
AviD
@SteveDL noone does.
Steve DL
Steve DL
haha
AviD
AviD
well for the senate, each state (out of USA's 50) elects 2 per state. the house of representatives is more "local", and each geographic region elects their representative. supposedly it is supposed to be balanced between geographic size and population size.
it does have a bit of house of lords / house of commons feel to it, but all are elected.
now, whether or not that system works well, and the house regions are balanced properly, is a different question.
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD This isn't such a terrible system either IF the lords are chosen based on their contribution to society / merit and absolutely not politically based. What I'd really like is a counterbalance in the lords against professional politicians.
Of course, the previous balance was lords versus the commoners, literally, so...
AviD
AviD
12:57
do you watch house of cards?
Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
@AviD best show ever after breaking bad
Simon
Simon
@LucasKauffman No, that would be Better Call Saul.
Rhino
Rhino
@AviD no, should I?
Rory Alsop
Rory Alsop
@Simon Better Saw Carl
AviD
AviD
@Rhino well it is a great show. but I was talking about understanding the political structures there.
@LucasKauffman still wrong.
Simon
Simon
12:59
@RoryAlsop Caaaaaaaarrrrrrrllllllllll
AviD
AviD
hello? Dr. Who? GoT?
CodesInChaos
CodesInChaos
@AviD B5
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD I hope you mean the british version..
raz
raz
man we're all about politics today
AviD
AviD
@RоryMcCune of house of cards?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
13:05
@AviD yarr
AviD
AviD
didnt know there was one
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD D'oh it was the original 1990 that the US series is a knock off of
starring ian richardson
House of Cards (UK TV series)
House of Cards is a 1990 British political thriller television drama serial in four episodes, set after the end of Margaret Thatcher's tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. It was televised by the BBC from 18 November to 9 December 1990, to critical and popular acclaim. Andrew Davies adapted the story from a novel written by Michael Dobbs, a former Chief of Staff at Conservative Party headquarters. Neville Teller also dramatised Dobbs's novel for BBC World Service in 1996, and it had two television sequels (To Play the King and The Final Cut). The opening and closing theme music for those...
AviD
AviD
WAT
I thought it was a netflix original
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD aye original in the sense that netflix made it rather than bought it but not original in the other sense...
the UK one was very good
raz
raz
@AviD The reboot is
AviD
AviD
13:06
damn, did I just #simon up the place?
5
wow, even the same name.
raz
raz
For some reason the UK version isn't on Netflix...
I've only watched a few episodes of Season 3 (US)
Simon
Simon
@AviD pls
raz
raz
@SteveDL I retracted my vote. I liked your edit and your answer.
Tinned_Tuna
Tinned_Tuna
@raz huh? It used to be on my list on Netflix :-(
AviD
AviD
@RоryMcCune here's one for you, ya dang hipster
3
Q: Is it safe to trust a docker container

0x1geneWhen it comes to docker, it is very convenient to use third party container that already exist to do what we want. The problem is those container can be very complicated and have a large parent tree of other containers and even pull some code from github or similar. All of it making it's the secu...

operating-systems trust confinement
Steve DL
Steve DL
13:19
woohoo @raz :-)
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
13:32
@AviD well I have to know a little bit about docker for my presentation at AppsecEU :)
Adi
Adi
Hahahahga..
AviD
AviD
hahaha @RоryMcCune you did answer it :D
Adi
Adi
Farage managed to get one seat
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD well I've been reading about docker recently :)
AviD
AviD
@RоryMcCune right then, can we now agree that you are the more hipsterry between us?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
13:33
@Adi not his own tho' he's resigned as party leader, for the time being anyway
Adi
Adi
@RоryMcCune Jepp
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@AviD when I work for a company that forces me to use a macbook, sure :)
@AviD anyway you love MS and they're trying to become the arch-hipsters these days
AviD
AviD
hehe
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
you'll be installing docker for windows on your nano server with Roslyn before long I'm sure
Adi
Adi
It's funny how all the news was "Closest election EVER!!!"
and the results tell a totally different story
Cameron took the lead by full 6 points!
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
13:37
@Adi yeah the pollsters have egg on their faces... well that or they're actively in the pocket of the tories and wanted to big up the labour/SNP chances to motivate the tory base to vote
Simon
Simon
@RоryMcCune I'm doing VB.NET now, are you proud of me?
WAIT
Now that's right.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@Simon step into the right century anyway!
Arperum
Arperum
UK going stupid probably
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@Arperum VPN VPN VPN.. VPN VPN VPN :)
is what I'll be doing
Arperum
Arperum
@RоryMcCune ANd get your finances done through an out of UK bank?
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
13:47
@Arperum peoples finances are (AFAIK) available to police with a court order already...
Arperum
Arperum
@RоryMcCune Yea, but if everything is monitored by the government, that means a malicious person only has to hack through one piece of stuff to get all banking data.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
@Arperum oh that side , well assuming that they hold all the monitored data in one place, which you'd kind of hope wouldn't be the case then yeah that could be an increased risk as well
Terry Chia
Terry Chia
@Arperum Yeah, but it's the government so it's definitely 100% secure. right? RIGHT?
Arperum
Arperum
@TerryChia Sure...
Simon
Simon
14:07
@Iszi Hi ex.
Rоry McCune
Rоry McCune
14:43
i.imgur.com/5YL9gPm.gifv
shame video GIFs don't onebox
that's a sweet setup
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
I think I used to know what that was
mwelab.com/index.php/en/products/emperor-1510
Not too bad ;p
Thomas Pornin
Thomas Pornin
@RоryMcCune This reminds me of dentistry.
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
sheeeet
there's a local distributor ;p
Simon
Simon
@ThomasPornin Tell us about the time where the dentist traumatized you when you were 10 years old.
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