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   I'll Let Myself In: Tactics of Physical Pen Testers [video] (2017)(youtube.com)

   1 points by 333c 8y ago|1 comments
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   by 333c 8y ago

   I do something similar, except rather than creating aliases, I just have a catchall that sends everything to my inbox. Then, if one address starts receiving spam, I create a rule to move all emails sent to that address to spam. As far as re
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   by 333c 8y ago

   > all of the features of XS Notably, it lacks an OLED display, perhaps (to me anyway) the best feature of the X.
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   by 333c 8y ago

   They do both work, you're correct. However the point of subreddit_name_prefixed (I assume) is to display something in a user-facing way. For this purpose, r/u_something is correct but not proper.
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   by 333c 8y ago

   > I mean do you really want subreddit name and subreddit_name_prefixed? They’re the same, one just has an “r/” in front of it. This is (unfortunately) not quite true. Since Reddit introduced "profile posts," there can be a
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   by 333c 8y ago

   It does wander quite a bit (such as the section on maintaining a static-site blog), but I was fascinated because the topics were generally things I have experience with. To answer your question, Paul made much of his work for the past sever
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   by 333c 8y ago

   I just logged in to check and the option is not gone: https://i.imgur.com/4gcnqzg.png
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   by 333c 8y ago

   I paid $117 for the 3-year plan with custom domain (and that price is discounted slightly from the normal 3-year price), which comes out to $3.25 per month. So, definitely not under 2 dollars, but easily under 4.
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   by 333c 8y ago

   Latest commit in November 2017: https://github.com/bloom-lang/bud/commits/master
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    by 333c 8y ago

    WaitButWhy is an entertaining collection of thoughts on various topics (some tech, many not). It doesn't post very often, but it has a strong back-catalogue. https://waitbutwhy.com/
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    by 333c 8y ago

    There was an interesting discussion of an article about the same phenomenon a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16995389
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    Ask HN: What is your note-taking system?

    6 points by 333c 8y ago|6 comments
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    by 333c 8y ago

    Regarding getting off of Gmail: I switched away from Gmail at the start of 2018. So far everything has gone smoothly. My new email provider (Fastmail) has a tool to import all emails from another provider, which ran overnight. I forward all
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    by 333c 9y ago

    This same interface is accessible at i.reddit.com, for example, https://i.reddit.com/r/programming/
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    by 333c 9y ago

    My experience with Reddit mobile web has been frustrating, because every page has a secondary loading period that is entirely unnecessary and seems to only be loading styling and JS libraries. The old Reddit mobile (i.reddit.com, I believe)
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Does your distaste for native apps extend to the desktop computer? Many HN users (myself included) dislike Electron-type apps because they feel slow and bloated. On my computer, native apps are much nicer, and feel like they fit in much bet
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Ah, cool. Thanks for the link! I was confused by the original post.
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Found the repo for this site: https://github.com/holeybeep/holeybeep
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    by 333c 9y ago

    This is satire, yes? The footer links to https://github.com/dirtycow/dirtycow.github.io , which is a real vulnerability. Further, this is the proof-of-concept from https://holeybeep.ninja/am_i_vulnerabl
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    by 333c 9y ago

    I think they mean that it isn't baked in to Firefox. But I agree that that's a weird choice of wording.
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    by 333c 9y ago

    I use passff too. It's more confusing to set up than it should be, and I just recently had an issue with the new update, but when it works it's great.
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    by 333c 9y ago

    The beauty of Pandoc! I discovered Pandoc in the past few months thanks to a post on HN, and I've been going out of my way to involve it in my projects because it's so fascinating to me. Pandoc: https://pandoc.org/
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    by 333c 9y ago

    I can confirm that the author's approach doesn't work well for photographed pages. I took a photograph[0] of a page of notes, and due to the shadow, the results[1] were very unsatisfactory. [0]: https://i.imgur.com&#x2F
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Awesome! And thanks for the advice. I'll keep it in mind in the future — instead of critiquing Wikipedia, I should just fix it myself.
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Cool stuff, but I'm kind of disappointed that the Utah teapot category page[1] doesn't have a 3D model yet. [1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Utah_teapot
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Why do you say that? My email provider (fastmail) supports two-factor auth. Beyond that, I use a long password generated by my password manager. Why am I less secure than a Gmail user? I think security is much more dependent on user configu
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    by 333c 9y ago

    I switched to Fastmail from Gmail at the end of 2017. While it's of course not as privacy-oriented as ProtonMail, it is sufficient for my needs. Like you, I realized that Google's interests didn't line up with my own, and I w
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Am I missing something? Wouldn't there be no sound to extract because the moon has no atmosphere? Or maybe that's your point — if it were faked, there would be sound, otherwise not.
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    by 333c 9y ago

    This makes me wonder if the increasing costs of GPUs due to crypto mining has led some consumers to purchase a console when they would have otherwise bought a PC.
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    by 333c 9y ago

    Thanks, this is what I meant in my original comment. I said "named" when I really meant "long-form," as you said.