A_No_Name_Mouse

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Solar Orbiter’s first images reveal ‘campfires’ on the Sun(esa.int)
23 points by A_No_Name_Mouse 6y ago|1 comments
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 6y ago
$25k-$50k now that a patch is available, according to https://vuldb.com/?id.157874
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 6y ago
Right. As long as the number of pixels remains the same it should be possible to remove gaussian blur almost completely. The information isn't lost, it is still there, but smeared out over a larger area. Also I don't understand wh
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 6y ago
This. An interview where I only get to answer feels like an interrogation. However at the end I ALWAYS ask one more question: was there anything in this interview that made you have second thoughts about hiring me? If so, it gives me a ch
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 6y ago
Absolutely. I could do my video conference calls naked and blame the result on my new deep fake software. Hell, I can even do that now without having the software. My colleagues are nerdy enough to assume such software already exists
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Was that the one with the demagnitize button? I used to slap the monitor while pushing the button so my coworkers would think I hit it so hard the image bounced around
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Why is this on the HN frontpage? Am I missing something?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Could this be used in a XSS attack where there are very limited characters to use after the src= tag, where it would resolve to a valid domain with more characters?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
My favorite site for when a colleague forgot to lock his PC. Win93, put the browser in full screen mode and it looks like the PC has been haunted or hacked. Took some of them minutes to find out what was going on, especially because the pro
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Wouldn't they get into legal issues as they are colliding with every song already in existence?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
> It is, for the vast majority of employed people. True. But with that sort of job you probably won't have regular 1-on-1's. You just get told to flip more hamburgers. And it also depends on your own attitude what kind of relat
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Not sure I understand your question. I will tell my manager what I'm doing. If she likes me to do different things (or the same things differently) the 1-on-1's are the best moment to talk about that. That's how I get feedbac
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Am I the only one who scrolled down the whole list looking for the questions and issues you can bring up as a coworker? On the 1-on-1's I have with my manager I determine most of the agenda because I know where the gears need lubricati
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
I set up a home router that I can connect to through Wireguard from all my devices, and it forwards all traffic to Mullvad. Bonus: I use PiHole on the same instance so all my devices get transparent ad- and tracker blocking
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Dutch Govt Suggests Turning Off Citrix ADC Devices, Mitigations May Fail(bleepingcomputer.com)
5 points by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago|0 comments
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
> that was revolutionary at the time. Amen to that. An Acorn Electron was what got me hooked on computers and programming. The Amiga was a giant leap forward and dominated my life as well, during the same period of my life. I guess I&#
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
> Retro computing is a hobby. But of course, my bad. To be honest it never occurred to me that it could be. But the comparison with classic cars makes perfect sense.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
But what do you do with it? Is it just nostalgia or the challenge to make it do something it couldn't do 20 years ago?
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
What is it with Amiga that people keep tinkering with it and HN is full of Amiga articles? I once had an Amiga 1000 but for me that's just a sweet memory. Why is it different for other people, and why Amiga and not Spectrums or the lik
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Good general advice, but I'm not sure if that would have made a difference in my case. I was a suspect already. Giving a statement didn't have any negative consequences for me. Maybe it prevented a raid like in the OP's case.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Something similar but less intrusive happened to me. 10 years ago I was in the early stages of building a price comparison website, still hosted at home. It scraped product prices of several hundreds of online stores. One day I got a letter
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
> And the evaluation was completely subjective, so there's not any meaning to the Duke people losing besides that the judges didn't like them. That's what you get if you use a black box for judging :-)
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
The trick is that the legal ground is not based on consent but on performance of a contract, in which case consent, freely given or not, is not required at all.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
I once did a dropping where we started in NL and found out we had ended up in Belgium in the morning. We didn't notice because we never left the woods. And we were way too drunk to notice anyway (I was a student then, not a small kid)
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
I live in Utrecht. During peak hours there are so many bikes on the street that small traffic jams form near traffic lights. I cannot imagine the disaster if all these people would have taken their car instead. It simply wouldn't fit.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 7y ago
Didn't even receive an NL alert. My collegue sitting next to me did. I'm on KPN so I guess the alert depends on the specific provider.
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
"The vision of VLBI is so sharp that if people were playing table tennis on the Moon we would see the moves of the ping pong ball. " I was under the impression that a radio telescope could only take a single pixel image. Are they
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Technological Inobedience(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago|0 comments
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
I have almost no experience with Docker so this may be a beginners question. How would one get to the output of a Docker image such as logging? On a (virtual) O.S. I can log on, but would I have a similar solution on a Docker image? Or woul
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by A_No_Name_Mouse 8y ago
Is there a 1:1 relationship between the rotational speed of the black hole itself and the speed of the matter falling into it? If matter would fall straight (with 0 angular momentum) towards a rotating black hole, would its matter fall in s

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