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by ATsch 10y ago
Have a look at Qubes OS
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by ATsch 10y ago
Well, CLR and JVM code is about as easy to decompile as minifed JS, so I'm not sure which direction this will go.
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by ATsch 10y ago
I Germany, many bike lanes are on the sidewalk, which is a good solution too, if you have the space for it.
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by ATsch 10y ago
I heard robots float on water
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by ATsch 10y ago
but you need a DAC for the internal speakers anyway.
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by ATsch 10y ago
I thought GP's issue was that the function is shadowing itself within itself, which I think is worse than shadowing a builtin with a similar function.
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by ATsch 10y ago
NK is indeed working on delivering payloads to orbit. Their latest mission was declared a success, although most watchers determined the orbit was so bad it would be coming down soon. I didn't follow the mission closely so I don't
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by ATsch 10y ago
what if you block the https request in some way? You can now force an Insecure connection.
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by ATsch 10y ago
what's it called?
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by ATsch 10y ago
http://py3readiness.org looks pretty good, most of the blockers for me (like twisted and a few others) are gone by now.
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by ATsch 10y ago
The issue here is that no execs claim to be involved, and there are no documents to confirm nor deny it.
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by ATsch 10y ago
It was not even a device, it was a modified program. I highly doubt more than a dozen actual workers knew of it. How much management knew of it is hard to say. Detailed analysis of the cheat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by ATsch 10y ago
So, corporations can just open (shell) subsidiaries to do their shady stuff for them and then the subsidiaries get declared bankrupt, which means the actual company survives and profits?
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by ATsch 10y ago
In this case, VW claims they didn't know either, it was those pesky employees that put it in there "for some reason", and any evidence to the contrary probably does not exist anymore if there was any. So VW would be innocent
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by ATsch 10y ago
It is still opt-out, and thus considered harmful (at least by me)
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by ATsch 10y ago
Such a "Coorporate death penalty" is likely counterproductive in several ways. On one hand you could just open a new company under a similar name and continue buisiness as usual, on the the other hand, what happens to the workers
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by ATsch 10y ago
That is nice and all, but the scenario we are talking about is a db compromise, in which case any rate-limiting is circumvented.
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by ATsch 10y ago
Hashes are meant to secure the password in the event of a db compromise. The 3-try-lockout thing is useless if you have the hash.
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by ATsch 10y ago
Benevolence, most likely.
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by ATsch 10y ago
Döner is a traditional Turkish meal. It is sold as a dish on rice, on a bread, or in a wrap. However, the Döner Kebab as it is known in Germany today originated with immigrants in Berlin. I don't think it's easy to say what cultur
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by ATsch 11y ago
The biggest feature is probably being able to download a file from multiple URLs (or with multiple connections, if the server imposes a per-connection speed limit) at the same time
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by ATsch 11y ago
It isn't like there is no legitimate use case for these technologies. It's just that they are accessible without any supervision.
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by ATsch 11y ago
probably a big (ab?)user reducing the amount of queries or being told to do so.
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by ATsch 11y ago
America uses a multiple choice test for university admission?
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by ATsch 11y ago
Germany has such a system in place, but not without limits. How important your Grade is depends on the subject you are studying, how popular it is and how well grades correlate with success. For example, you can not be sure of a spot in a m
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by ATsch 11y ago
If somebody wants to do evil things with this, they can probably find their own IPs
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by ATsch 11y ago
another, newer alternative is https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan note that doing this is a very good way to get angry letters from your ISP
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by ATsch 11y ago
account's last post was in May 2015 unfortunately
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by ATsch 11y ago
IIRC android has this too, it's just that it is seldomly used on both platforms because it is inconvinient (imagine having to select all contacts and search from them individually in e.g. WhatsApp) and means the app can not mine your d
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by ATsch 11y ago
this is off-topic, but: > What's in a name? > "Lua" (pronounced LOO-ah) means "Moon" in Portuguese. As such, it is neither an acronym nor an abbreviation, but a noun. More specifically, "Lua" is a na

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