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BlueGh0st
6y ago
The idea of constructive possession of copyright infringing material is a little hilarious and sad.
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Their COBOL in 30 minutes was a nice before bed read that put me well informed enough to have a discussion with my mom about the details of her career and looking over notes from her work with the language. I've been intending to look
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6y ago
If you missed it, his three part series on YouTube called "The Secret History of Windows Task Manager" [0] was an absolute pleasure. Additionally, he's still finding his footing on YouTube and is very responsive to feedback a
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6y ago
Thanks for this tip! I've already been running into Defender problems myself. Defender kept trying to quarantine my Windows hosts file so I had to add it as an exception but then 3 weeks later it started doing the same to my WSL2 Ubunt
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6y ago
That GroupMe stats project is something I've toyed with on and off over the last 5 years or so. Seeing it as a finished project and even generating revenue is definitely a bit of a wake up call for me. Thanks for sharing!
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6y ago
Somewhat bemusingly, Spotify has an IFTTT applet that does nearly the same thing called "Automatically add your saved tracks in Spotify to a Google spreadsheet". https://ifttt.com/applets/n6RGLXBf
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6y ago
And no matter how much privilege may have indeed played a part, it seems very gross to me that people seek to debase their achievements by focusing on aspects that these kids can't even control. It's rude (to a point) to point out
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6y ago
It's not a free market. It's a regulated market with a gaping loophole.
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6y ago
Unfortunately I have a very unique name and despite my crime being committed in 2013 my name wasn't publicized widely until 2017. So I have no ability or desire to try to hide from my past, at this point. I'm just trying to own up
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6y ago
I have been able to do just a handful of freelance-gigs outside of my desired field but between bad experiences (payment was 6 months late once) and life kicking me while I'm down, I've just been seeking some stability.
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6y ago
How? I read so many felon success stories but I'm a non-violent felon and I can't even get an entry-level interview in IT. I'm multiskilled with a huge focus on security but despite the demand, I've had so much trouble.
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6y ago
Precisely this. From the email I received from Google > ..Google Drive is making a change so that its trash behaves more consistently with the rest of Google applications (such as Gmail) with regards to automatic deletion.
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6y ago
>There will be many things that at first sight make little sense, and that's okay; just move on Learning to "just move on" has been the biggest game-changer for me, not just in topics that are difficult to understand, but
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6y ago
Bounty programs explicitly tell you to only to target accounts that belong to you. Outside of that, if you're "peeking" at information that doesn't belong to you, you immediately stop, document, and submit the report. Yo
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6y ago
I've been getting ads for months now that show a devastating natural disaster approaching my location. It was very alarming the first few times I saw it. Reporting it has done nothing.
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6y ago
One that comes to mind is the "thrangrycat" vulnerability. I say "thrangrycat" but the researches insist on calling it . I've taken liberty of shortening the excerpt to the more reasonable reasons, as the answer got
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6y ago
>In Russia? Yandex seems to provide every service a Russian needs, from email, finding apartments, to taxis. Yandex Music seems to be the preferred streaming app.
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6y ago
I have experienced this bug in Google Domains before (for non Google related domain names). Interestingly, it seems to particularly affect domains that are registered but unused. This isn't isolated to Google Domains, however. GoDaddy&
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6y ago
The website appears to be compromised. It's hosting and redirecting to webstores/spam/porn/etc. It seems an enterprising agent decided to start building and selling his own covert camera boxes but I wonder how old these
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7y ago
Most of the features of this truck are things that we should have already gotten in our pickup trucks 10 years ago when they started breaching $50k. Hopefully this will light a fire under Ford/Chevy to actually giving us some tangible
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7y ago
Wow that's the guy who doesn't know how to swing a hammer? I just assumed he was a random model. How embarrassing.
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> Difficult to read on big monitors. I'm on a 55 inch screen and have no problems with this website. In fact, I much prefer it to websites that only fill the center third with content.
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7y ago
http://archive.is/5QXPo
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7y ago
>They are actually great platforms. With incredibly toxic userbases.
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7y ago
After setting three filters on my first query, I was already hit with a captcha. That seems a bit aggressive and unfortunately ensured I didn't add this one to my search engine bookmarks.
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7y ago
A real person, so it seemed, responded when I told them they were out of their damned minds.
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7y ago
Goodluck with that. They ask for government issued photo ID in many cases for new accounts.
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>And what about roads? I bet child pornographers sometimes use roads for child pornography related purposes. Does that mean we're all complicit as taxpayers? Congratulations you've spawned another decade's worth of sov-cit
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7y ago
>the range of valid IDs was between 100000-999999, and there were about 18,000 attendees >Using Burp Suite, the task would take about six hours. I really don't think you should be using Burp Suite for this number of requests. IME
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7y ago
You have to declare more than $10,000 IIRC when traveling over the border. When taken into account with all the other suspicious activity, it's worth a mention.
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